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The first group of political prisoners freed by the Cuban government has arrived in Madrid, the capital of Spain, and briefly posed for photographs at a news conference.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon has a new Twitter account name — FelipeCalderon. Not terribly catchy but an improvement over his previous moniker — presidente_FC.
Mexican authorities have arrested a drug gang suspect in connection with dramatic shootings in Ciudad Juarez that killed 16 people, including three connected with the U.S. consulate, federal police said Friday.
The United States apologized Friday for a 1946-1948 research study that purposely infected people in Guatemala with sexually transmitted diseases.
British Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday that British military forces must be out of Afghanistan before the next general election, scheduled to be held in 2015.
It’s the largest producer of cocaine in the world and a key supplier of heroin to the United States.
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Nearly a third of the patients at a makeshift hospital in earthquake-ravaged Haiti will die without immediate surgery, a doctor warned Saturday.
It was the soccer foul seen round the world — a knee to an opponent’s groin. It didn’t earn a red card and a sending off for Bolivian President Evo Morales, but it was caught on video and — and this viral world of Youtube — got him a lot of unwanted attention.
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