Se le nota en la boca; al final parecen todas clónicas.

si vieran fotos de cuando salio a la escena politica hace unos años atras era fiera, la desgraciada, pero ahora esta divina. y aunque mis conpatriotas me tiren con piedras. tan mal no nos va, hemos estado peor
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SARA ¿Qué le pasó a Rania en el pie...?? ¿Es de ahora...??

Aprovecho para decir que ojalá entre un día y hayais puesto la noticia de que al final Faysal y Alia no se divorcian, porque ella me gusta mucho. Las nenas guapísimas.

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LO DE RANIA FUE EN 2006 O 2007, NO LO TENGO SEGURO... FUE EN SU VISITA A HOLANDA.

LO DE ALIA...ES TRISTE PERO LOS PRINCIPES YA SE DIVORCIARON EN ABRIL, SOLO DIERON LA NOTICIA QUANDO YO PUSE EL POST....
LA NOTICIA LO SUPE EN "HOLA" Y DESPUES FUI A LOS ROYAL FORUMS. ELLOS ESTAN MUY BIEN INFORMADOS.

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UNO DE MIS ALBUMS DE ROYALS.....

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DE jordantimes.com




King Abdullah congratulates president-elect


AMMAN (JT) - His Majesty King Abdullah on Wednesday congratulated US president-elect Barack Obama on his historic victory on Tuesday.

In a cable to Obama, King Abdullah said that the president-elect’s message of hope had “resonated across the world”. He said Jordan looks forward to working with Obama to “bring this hope to the Middle East”.

King Abdullah told the president-elect he looked forward to "deepening our friendship and strengthening our cooperation in the face of common challenges".

In January 2009, Jordan and the United States will celebrate six decades of diplomatic ties. The two countries have been actively engaged in efforts to advance the Middle East peace process, with King Abdullah describing American leadership in the process as indispensable to its success.

“I hope we will work as partners to help achieve peace in the Middle East, through a negotiated settlement on the basis of the two-state solution that guarantees security for Israelis and independence for Palestinians,” said King Abdullah.

Also Wednesday, Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications Nasser Judeh said Jordan is looking forward to cooperating with Obama to enhance bilateral ties and work to bring about peace and stability in the Middle East.

He also referred to the “important and successful” visit by Obama to Jordan last summer when he was a nominee for presidency.

“Obama then had an important meeting with King Abdullah. It was a chance for Obama to closely be acquainted with the concerns and problems of the region and the major challenges it faces,” Judeh said.



6 November 2008

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