Ten things you don't probably know last week

Some of the more curious data of news this week.

1-In first parliamentary interpellation of Ministers, the Government of the Venezuela has a first digits on the homicide rate in the country since 2005.

Although it is not total, the Interior Minister Tareck the Aissami recognition Venezuela rate 48 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants and is still high, because it is higher than the average in Latin America.

Did you know what are the five countries with the largest number of homicides in Latin America?

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2-A Nigerian 86-year-old and married with 86 women declared urged his country feared for his safety and his extended family.

Alhaji Abubakar Bello Masaba, resident in the town of Bida in the Centre of the country, said that since refused to divorce 82 wives, at the request of local authorities of Islamic, received many threats.

Do you know how many wives is the Qur'an?

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3-Cambridge University scientists have solved the mystery why fleas Jump as far and also quickly.

Images captured on high-speed now reveal the secret lies in the way that chips use their legs as articulated levers.

Did you know that if flea can jump in the dark?

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4-Webmail is declining in the .uu United States.

An analysis of trends in the internet in 2010 demonstrates the use of electronic mail in browser fell 8%. In addition, three of ten visits to the internet through Facebook.

Did you know what are the five most popular websites for internet users to the United States?UU.

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5-They propose "strike sex" against Belgian politicians.

Belgian leaders can be punished for their wives with withdrawal if they do not reach an agreement to form a Government.

Did you know in which country in Africa has also directed sex politicians strike?

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6 - Catholic Church gives "blessing" the confession with iPhone.

The Catholic Church gave its approval to an application for the iPhone phone guiding the faithful for confessions

Know how the application for the iPhone phone serves as a guide to the faithful for the confession is called??

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7 - "born that way": he copied Lady Gaga to Madonna?

Singer hung on your website your new song "Born that way" and caused euphoria in internet, alongside a tsunami of comparisons to Madonna.

Knew how disciples Lady Gaga on her Facebook page??

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8-Mexico acts against looting of its last pre-Hispanic.

Archaeological wealth of the Mexico is threatened by logging and traffic in parts of its ancient civilizations, say experts.

Knew how murals were extracted from the archaeological site of the Mexico in the 1960s??

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9-Doctors are not suitable for breast cancer surgery.

Surgeons and specialists in the United States and the United Kingdom doubt if it is necessary to Remove cancerous lymph nodes.

Do you know how many women participated in the study?

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10-A 3.2 million years fossil found in Ethiopia confirms the Australopithecus afarensis walked upright.

Its form indicates the species Australopithecus afarensis, similar to human had arches on the feet, something fundamental to walk.

Knew how different the human feet of other primates. ??

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