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You should create a custom page template:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages

Then create a page and assdign the custom template to it.
In your custom template place this tag:

<?php wp_list_pages(‘sort_column=menu_order&depth=1&title_li=’); ?>

Did you recently change your permalinks to just %postname%? Try reverting back to the old “ugly” permalinks. If the problem goes away then you will know it’s a permalinks problem. If this is the case take the htacess file from the blog that is working and compare that to the htacess file of the blog that isn’t. Change the permalinks to %postname% again and add any of the htacess rules you were missing from the good htaccess file.

If permalinks isn’t the problem then just ignore the above.

You need to use WordPress Mu to have multiple blogs under one installtion:

http://mu.wordpress.org/

Never used it myself but I think it enables you to make changes to your theme once and have all the blogs using that theme take effect. And I’m not a 100% on this but I don;t think your can edit themes in the backendof WordPress Mu – in which case you would have to edit them on your desktop and upload them to your theme’s directory each time you want to make a change.

There are a few plugins for translation though:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/global-translator/

Why not give that a try before translating your site for eachlanguage manuually.

Just paste the contents of your header.php here and we will take a look at it.

Install and scan your active theme with this plugin:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/antivirus/

It will scan your files to see if any virus codes were left. Next install this incredible plugin:

http://www.seoegghead.com/software/wordpress-firewall.seo

I know one person whose blog used to get hacked once a week until this plugin put an end to all the sql injection attacks. And aside from changing the wordpress password, also change the username from the default admin to something else (this needs to be done via phpmyadmin. Speaking of which change the password to that as well and your ftp credentials. You may also consider changing the default wordpress table prefix from “_wp” to something else.

I get a MDAC injection warning from AVG upon visiting your site. If FMacastro’s solution doesn’t work, try uploading a fresh copy of a theme and activate it. If the problem persists then at least you will know it isn’t due to code inserted in your theme’s files.