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*<!--Feb 6-->The '''[[Costa Rica presidential elections, 2006|Costa Rica presidential election]]''' is a virtual tie between [[Óscar Arias]] and [[Ottón Solís]], prompting a manual recount. |
*<!--Feb 6-->The '''[[Costa Rica presidential elections, 2006|Costa Rica presidential election]]''' is a virtual tie between [[Óscar Arias]] and [[Ottón Solís]], prompting a manual recount. |
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*<!--Feb 7-->Islamic cleric '''[[Abu Hamza al-Masri]]''' is found guilty |
*<!--Feb 7-->Islamic cleric '''[[Abu Hamza al-Masri]]''' is found guilty of [[incitement]] and other crimes in a UK court. |
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*<!--Feb 6-->'''[[Stephen Harper]]''' is sworn in as the 22nd [[Prime Minister of Canada]]. Several of his [[Cabinet of Canada|cabinet]] selections prompt controversy. |
*<!--Feb 6-->'''[[Stephen Harper]]''' is sworn in as the 22nd [[Prime Minister of Canada]]. Several of his [[Cabinet of Canada|cabinet]] selections prompt controversy. |
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*<!--Feb 6-->In the [[United States]], the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] defeat the [[Seattle Seahawks]] by a score of 21-10 in '''[[Super Bowl XL]]'''. The game was reportedly televised in 234 countries and territories, and in 32 languages. |
*<!--Feb 6-->In the [[United States]], the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] defeat the [[Seattle Seahawks]] by a score of 21-10 in '''[[Super Bowl XL]]'''. The game was reportedly televised in 234 countries and territories, and in 32 languages. |
Revision as of 21:10, 7 February 2006
- The Costa Rica presidential election is a virtual tie between Óscar Arias and Ottón Solís, prompting a manual recount.
- Islamic cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is found guilty of incitement and other crimes in a UK court.
- Stephen Harper is sworn in as the 22nd Prime Minister of Canada. Several of his cabinet selections prompt controversy.
- In the United States, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the Seattle Seahawks by a score of 21-10 in Super Bowl XL. The game was reportedly televised in 234 countries and territories, and in 32 languages.
- Riots start in Egypt over the sinking of the al-Salam Boccaccio 98 with over 1,000 people on board. Crowds ransack the office of the ship's owner.