Killer Volcanoes force evacuations in Americas

Killer Volcanoes force evacuations in Americas

www.brisbanetimes.com.au

Thousands of people were evacuated and airports were closed as two volcanoes erupted in Guatemala and Ecuador, choking major cities with ash, and leaving two dead, officials say.

Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a 15-day state of emergency around the Pacaya volcano, 50 kilometres south of the capital.

The volcano erupted again on Friday after first bursting back to life on Wednesday, killing two people, including a television reporter covering the event.

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I always believed there are no such things as coincidences. I only believe in Cause and Effect. Are the Top Kill procedures of BP in the Gulf of Mexico causing erruptions of two volcanoes within 2500 miles of the Top Kill on the same day? Not only that, but, looking at Google Earth, nearly in a straight line with each other. As I research more, I'll submit more. Peace!

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did these two volcanoes erupt in 1979 as well? because practically the same oil spill happened in the GOM as well and they are using the same techiniques to stop it....

so if it didn't happen in 1979, it's likely not the reasons for the eruptions

I don't think Top-Kill would be the culprit, as that is just mud/cement being coaxed into the well. The leaks themselves could be responsible for physical changes of the ocean floor due to loss of pressure and volume of liquids and gas, and theoretically could lead to earthquakes which in turn could have an effect on volcanic activity.
I'm not a geologist, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Does anyone think there may be a connection between the worldwide seismograph event on May 25 and the eruption of two volcanoes in central and south America?