A hillside school in Haiti, where 500 students crowded into several floors, collapsed during classes on Friday, killing at least 50 people and injuring many more. More children were believed buried in the rubble of the concrete building, and the...
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Late-season Hurricane Paloma strengthened into a Category 3 storm as it lashed the Cayman Islands with wind and rain Friday, knocking down trees and signs. The storm was expected to lose some strength overnight before punching Cuba's midsection on Saturday,...
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Haitian police say they have arrested the owner of a school that collapsed and killed at least 88. Police spokesman Garry Desrosier says Fortin Augustin, the preacher who owns and built College La Promesse, was arrested Saturday and charged with...
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LEGALLY Turning The Mockery Of Justice Gitmo Tides Just A Little ... Just Enough - Guantanamo, Cuba Actually, my main article and the short follow up I wrote already cover all that is substantively in need of exposure about the...
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At least nine people died in Venezuela after hours of torrential rain that set offlandslides and flooding, on the eve of local elections seen as a test of President Hugo Chavez's popularity. Four died and a fifth was missing in...
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Russian warships sailed into port in Venezuela on Tuesday in a show of strength as Moscow seeks to counter U.S. influence in Latin America. Russia's first such deployment in the Caribbean since the Cold War is timed to coincide with...
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Rescue efforts are being stepped up in the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, where floods killed 84 people and forced 54,000 from their homes. The federal government and other states are sending aid, including helicopters to reach stranded residents....
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The death toll from flooding and landslides caused by heavy rains in southern Brazil has increased to 33, state media said Monday. The count of deaths from the weekend devastation rose from 20 reported on Sunday as civil defense officials...
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The rain-fueled flooding in southern Brazil affected 1.5 million residents and cut off four cities -- Rio dos Cedros, Pomerode, Itapoá and Benedito Novo -- from the rest of the nation. Flooding in Brazil's Santa Catarina state has left at...
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