Unrest spreads in Jamaica over drug suspect extradition attempts
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Violence in Jamaica surrounding the planned extradition to the United States of an alleged drug kingpin continued Monday, with police saying a number of people had died in an attack on the suspect’s stronghold in West Kingston.
A judge ordered the release Thursday of a popular Mexican singer accused of raping a teenager on grounds that not enough evidence existed for trial, state media said.
Mexican troops have killed 11 suspected members of the Zetas drug cartel in a shootout near the Texas border, state media reported.
Throngs of mourners turned out Saturday for a funeral Mass for the archbishop of Port-au-Prince, whose body was found in the ruins of his residence across from the cathedral after the massive earthquake in Haiti.
Chilean federal police are investigating a Roman Catholic priest accused of sexually abusing four minors, a spokeswoman said Monday.
Honduras’ de facto President Roberto Micheletti said he has lifted a controversial emergency decree that had limited some civil liberties.
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Sylvie MC Weir (Friends of Deaf Haiti): “I’m Sylvie Marc Charles Weir. I currently have just founded an organization called Friends of Deaf Haiti.”
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As the two Australian miners lay trapped in a space less than 5 feet square and 3,000 feet below the surface, they discovered common ground in American country singer Kenny Rogers.
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Eco-friendly floating restaurants serving sustainable seafood are on the menu for marinas around the world, in a bid to tackle the crisis caused by commercial over-fishing.
Four Americans were killed in a small plane crash in northwestern Mexico, the president of the volunteer organization Flying Samaritans said Saturday.
Anxious family members and exhausted rescue workers reveled in joyful relief after a drill pierced the roof of an underground mine in Chile where 33 men have been trapped since August 5.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says his government has helped nearly 288,000 citizens who have sought aid through his three-month-old Twitter account.
Conditions from Hurricane Igor are expected to deteriorate Saturday as the “very large hurricane” stays on track to approach Bermuda this weekend, the National Hurricane Center said.
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