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HAVANA (Reuters) - Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro predicted that Latin America would be swept by a wave of military coups if Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was not returned to power after his ouster in a June 28 coup. Castro, in a column published …
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Outside a bar in Pamplona, Spain, that offers pinchos, the local name for finger foods served in great variety, often with drinks. By LIONEL BEEHNER I SNAGGED the last seat in the daily post-siesta ritual of musical chairs at the Café Iruña, …
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The News of the World has rejected claims its reporters regularly hack into the phones of celebrities and politicians to get stories. It follows allegations in the Guardian that private investigators were hired to illegally intercept voicemails on …
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(CNN) — The death of Michael Jackson and Internet attacks in the United States and South Korea share a cyber-crime connection. Government and private Web sites were recently hit in a cyberattack. Almost immediately following Jackson's …
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'Nuclear weapons are used every day." So says former Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, speaking last month at his office in a wooded enclave of Maclean, Va. It's a serene setting for Doomsday talk, and Mr. Schlesinger's …
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KABUL, Afghanistan, July 9 — A explosion from a bomb hidden in a truck loaded with firewood killed at least two dozen people early Thursday, including 12 schoolchildren, in a village south of the Afghan capital, local and federal …
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The police are to examine claims of widespread mobile phone hacking by the News of the World, following calls for an inquiry into the affair. The Guardian says the paper's reporters paid private investigators to hack into "thousands" of phones, …
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L'AQUILA, Italy (AFP) — Leaders of the world's five biggest developing economies cranked up pressure on their counterparts from the richest nations Thursday for more concessions on poverty relief and climate warming. Brazil, China, India, Mexico and …
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JAKARTA (Dow Jones)–Indonesian markets were only mildly higher Thursday even as initial vote counts indicated popular incumbent president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had breezed to a second term in office, as investors had largely …
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URUMQI, China (AP) — Ethnic strife in China is hardly unique to the western region of Xinjiang, where 156 were killed in recent unrest. Communal and ethnic suspicions simmer across much of China, even though 91 percent of the population are from one …
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