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A prosecutor sought the arrest of former President Carlos Menem on Thursday, accusing him of covering up the involvement of a Syrian-Argentine businessman in the bombing of a Jewish community center that killed 85 people.Prosecutor Alberto Nisman also...
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Pakistan’s army says it has killed 30 militants in fighting in the country’s volatile northwest.
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The San Juan Star, Puerto Rico’s Pulitzer Prize-winning English-language newspaper, closed Friday, the owner said, blaming the union for not agreeing to benefit...
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Aid agencies say they can resume distributing food in Zimbabwe. Oxfam and Save the Children said Friday that a government ban had been lifted almost three months after...
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Former Miss Universe Cecilia Bolocco says her divorce from former Argentine President Carlos Menem is complete.”Everything is finished and in order,”...
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