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Messi says it "hurts" after his Argentina side were rescued in the first game of the FIFA World Cup in the drawing against Iceland. In his hat-trick against Spain, Messi wanted to build on the success of his old rivals Cristiano Ronaldo. He said Iceland's tactics had made it difficult for his team to claim they did not want to go, but acknowledged that Iceland had made a good deal.

France won other FIFA World Cup games against Australia 1-0, Denmark 1-0 against Peru and Croatia 2-0 against Nigeria. ADVERTISING ý Hear the latest messages on our 5 radios Legend FM, Viti FM, Sargam, FM96 and Navtarang.

Flight from Fiji to Iceland

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Cross-check Iceland with Fiji

Fiji is the biggest nation in the whole wide region with 903,207 inhabitants. With an area of 18,274 sq. km, it is the biggest nation in the whole wide area. After almost a hundred years, Fiji became an autonomous UK settlement in 1970. In 1987, democracy was broken up by two war putsches due to concerns about a regime ruled by the Hindu communion (descendants of workers who were taken to the Isles by the Brits in the nineteenth century).

In 1990, the military coups and a 1990 treaty that established the indigenous Melanesians' rule over Fiji resulted in strong migration from India; the demographic decline caused financial problems but made the Melanesians the majorities. In 1999, free and fair parliamentary election resulted in a regime under the leadership of an Indo-Fijian, but a civil revolution in May 2000 heralded a longer phase of upheaval.

In the August 2001 general election, Fiji received a democratic administration headed by Taoiseach Laisenia QARASE. Reelected in May 2006, QARASE was displaced in December 2006 by a 2006 armed putsch under the leadership of Commodore Voreqe BAINIMARAMA, who first named himself current chairman but became provisional premier in January 2007.

BAINIMARAMA has neutralised its adversaries, stunted Fiji's democracy and, at first, failed to organise an election. And in 2012, he pledged to run for office in 2014.