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Mack is endorsed by Puerto Rico’s governor
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelThe U.S. Senate campaign of U.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV got another nudge Tuesday with the endorsement of Puerto Rico Governor Luis Fortuño. The first Republican to be elected governor of his homeland since 1969, Fortuño was also a delegate to Congress,... -
Energy deals boost Colombia-Venezuela ties despite border violence
World NowAs bi-lateral relations improve, Venezuelan President Chavez promises to send added troops to the area where FARC rebels fled after killing 12 Colombian soldiers... -
Colombian army officials say 12 soldiers killed by rebels
World NowTwelve Colombian soldiers were killed by suspected leftist guerrillas who then fled into Venezuelan territory.... -
Carlos Fuentes dies at 83; Mexican novelist
If Carlos Fuentes could have invented the perfect character to star in one of his novels, he might have come up with a protagonist named Carlos Fuentes. That character would be a glamorous global citizen who was born in Panama as a diplomat's son, then...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Carlos Fuentes, Elections, Europe, France
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Guillermo Martinez: Hugo Chavez illness portends change for Venezuela and Cuba
With the growing concern that Hugo Chávez may be suffering from an incurable cancer, Cuba and Venezuela are currently living two sides of the same coin. The situation is serious enough to have warranted an in-depth look by Jane's Intelligence Review at...Tags: Havana (Cuba), Health, Media Industry, Petroleum Industry, Prisons
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Nearing death, Marxist Chavez prays to Jesus
The Religion WorldVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez, suffering from cancer, says he has become more Christian-like as he prays to God for a miraculous recovery as he draws closer to death. Chavez's voice cracked with emotion as he bade farewell to aides and supporters in... -
Francia elige nuevo presidente; Europa toma una nueva dirección
APFrancia entregó el domingo la presidencia al izquierdista Francois Hollande, un defensor de los programas de estímulo del gobierno que dice que el Estado debe proteger a los oprimidos: una victoria que podría asestar un golpe mortal a los esfuerzos a...Tags: Venezuela, Nicolas Sarkozy
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Aquejado por el cáncer, Chávez recurre a la religión
APEl presidente Hugo Chávez ha pasado años alabando los ideales de ateos famosos como Karl Marx y Fidel Castro, pero ahora, aquejado por el cáncer y ante un difícil desafío electoral, el líder venezolano ha recurrido a la religión como refugio y estandarte,...Tags: Venezuela, Cancer, Karl Marx, Caracas (Venezuela), Fidel Castro
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Pittsburgh cafe offers cuisine from the U.S. conflict du jour
PITTSBURGH — Jon Rubin had an important question, and he knew where to find the answer: at the North Korean Embassy in Cuba, which he was visiting in March on a business trip. A man in jogging clothes and flip-flops came to the embassy gate after...
Tags: Havana (Cuba), Iran, Lifestyle and Leisure, Vegetarian Diet, Tehran (Iran)
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Chávez regresa tras completar tratamiento de radioterapia
APEl presidente Hugo Chávez, que está batallando contra el cáncer, regresó a Venezuela, luego de una ausencia de 11 días, procedente de La Habana, donde se sometió a un tratamiento de radioterapia, que terminó de "manera exitosa". "Querido, amado, pueblo...Tags: Caracas (Venezuela)
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Q&A: 'The Dictator'
It's not often that an oppressive dictator sits down with the free Western press and openly answers probing questions about his rule, his crimes against humanity and his fashion choices — those last two often being one and the same. It's even...
Tags: Freedom of the Press, Iran, Awards and Prizes, Movies, Republican Party
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Sean Penn can sleep in a tent in Haiti, but he can't make people like him
He left his glitzy Hollywood lifestyle and moved into a tent on a muddy golf course in Haiti. He walked the dangerous streets of earthquake-torn Port-au-Prince, armed with a pistol, delivering food and medicine to starving children. But no matter what...
Tags: The Washington Post, Movies, Iraq War (2003-2011), George Bush, Port-au-Prince (Haiti)
May 22, 2012
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May 23, 2012
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May 21, 2012
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May 16, 2012
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May 10, 2012
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May 9, 2012
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May 7, 2012
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May 7, 2012
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May 7, 2012
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May 11, 2012
|Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Apr 27, 2012
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May 1, 2012
|Story| Chicago Tribune
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