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Kurt Vonnegut, one of the best selling satirical novelists died after suffering brain injuries due to a fall at his Manhattan house some weeks ago. Kurt as an author was basically a social critic and he enjoyed his role. He had authored almost nineteen...
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The swine flu epidemic spread deeper into the United States, Europe and Latin America _ and in Canada, back to pigs _ even as Mexico’s health chief hinted Sunday...
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AP, Mexico City
Mexico’s health secretary said the swine flu epidemic in his country “is now in its declining phase,” even as the U.S. and five other countries in...
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AP, San Jose
Costa Rica is reporting its first confirmed swine flu case _ and the first flu case in Latin America outside Mexico.
made popular May 2 2009
Now in its 12th year through Austin, Cine Las Americas finds itself with one of the largest selection of films yet. Maybe it’s a reflection of the growth of Latin...
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AP, Washington
Development banks on Wednesday pledged about $90 billion in loans to Latin America and the Caribbean over the next two years to help the region fight a looming...
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President Barack Obama on Monday ordered his Cabinet to find ways to slice spending by $100 million, but acknowledged it’s a “drop in the bucket” and...
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Back from his fence-mending trip to Latin America and the Caribbean, President Barack Obama holds his first full White House Cabinet meeting on Monday.
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President Barack Obama on Sunday suggested that Cuba release its political prisoners and defended his highly publicized handshakes with Venezuelan President Hugo...
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AP, Port-of-spain
Bolivia’s leader claimed Saturday that Washington continues to conspire against him _ despite President Barack Obama’s pledge of a new era of mutual respect...
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Bolivia’s leader says Washington continues to conspire against him _ despite U.S. President Barack Obama’s pledge of a new era of mutual respect toward...
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Add this tough chore to Barack Obama’s journey to Latin America: convincing leaders from half the globe that the behemoth power to the north is a humble, eager...
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AP, Bangkok
The wife of a Russian businessman accused of conspiring to sell weapons to Colombian Marxist rebels said Tuesday that the only trip the couple had ever taken to Latin...
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AP, Washington
Spiraling drug violence in Mexico, narcotics trafficking elsewhere in Latin America and a thriving opium trade in Afghanistan pose significant national security threats...
made popular Feb 27 2009
Do you live in Europe? Are finances a bit tight? Have you cut back on Starbucks, eating out, exspensive manicures, and cancelled your satellite TV? Have you, like many...
made popular Feb 27 2009
AP, Mexico City
Iran is exploring ways to expand anemic trade with Mexico as part of stepped up efforts to deepen ties with Latin America, a top Iranian diplomat said Thursday.
made popular Feb 26 2009
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Washington Nationals general manager Jim Bowden is part of a federal investigation into the skimming of signing bonuses given to prospects from Latin America, according...
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Panicky depositors rushed to pull money from banks and leaders in the Caribbean and Latin America urged calm on Wednesday, concerned that their slumping economies could...
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The Inter-American Development Bank, the largest lender for projects including roads and power plants in Latin America, lost $1.9 billion on mortgages and other...
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AP, San Salvador
The last Salvadoran troops are home from Iraq, ending Latin America’s military presence there.
made popular Feb 7 2009
AP, Mexico City
Kimora Lee Simmons is ignoring the recession and expanding her fashion empire into Latin America.
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The award-winning book Spychips: How Major Corporations and Government Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID points out negative aspects of RFID technology-the...
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