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This year's Worldwide Invitational will be held here in Europe, at the Porte de Versailles Exposition Centre in Paris, France, on the 28th and 29th of June. Both days of the event will feature a variety of activities including hands-on play with the latest versions of World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King and StarCraft II, the chance to meet Blizzard executives and developers in discussion panels and signing sessions, participate in community tournaments and dance, costume, and machinima contests, watch top eSports competitors from around the world play in exciting invitational tournaments and much more! Tickets are priced at ?70 / ?55 for the two-day event and can be purchased by credit or debit card.
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If you want to know information about this game, You can find additional information about the event on the official website, including a comprehensive F.A.Q. and an interactive map of Paris, France, where the Worldwide Invitational will take place.

Colombian police have detained a rebel accused of kidnapping and killing U.S. citizens, authorities said Saturday.
Jose Armando Cadena Cabrera, alias "Bronco," was arrested during an operation in the capital launched by the police on Friday, said Luis Gabriel Ramirez, commander of the Criminal Investigation Office of the National Police.
Cadena was a member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Colombia's largest anti-government group.
He was accused of kidnapping three Americans and killing another American and a member of the Colombian military, said the police.
A plane carrying four U.S. nationals and a member of the Colombian military had an accident in woodland in southern Colombia in February 2003. The rebels seized them and subsequently killed U.S. citizen Thomas Jannis and Colombian Luis Alcides Cruz, in which Cadena allegedly participated.
The other three Americans were rescued by the Colombian police in July 2008.
FARC, which has some 12,000 fighters, has been fighting against the government for decades.
Source:Xinhua