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Mexico Drug War Memorial Angers Relatives

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 06 April 2013 | 14.59

A monument unveiled by the Mexican government in memory of the thousands killed during the country's vicious drug war has sparked anger among victims' relatives. The £1.6m Mexico City structure, which includes steel panels bearing quotes from famous...
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India: Survivor Found Day After Tower Collapse

Rescuers have pulled out alive an injured woman from the wreckage of a Mumbai tower block - 36 hours after it collapsed leaving as many as 72 dead and 70 injured. She was dragged from the building on Saturday morning after rescue workers heard her voice...
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India: British Woman Found Dead In Kashmir

A Dutchman has been detained after a 24-year-old British woman was found murdered on a houseboat in Indian-administered Kashmir, police have confirmed. The woman had allegedly been stabbed to death on a houseboat on Srinagar's Dal Lake, a popular tourist...
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USS Guardian: Video Of Scrap Operation Shown

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 05 April 2013 | 14.59

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent The US Navy has released video of the remarkable operation to scrap a $300m (£197m) warship which ran aground on a world famous coral reef in the Philippines. It comes as the commanding officer of the USS Guardian...
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North Korea Moves Second Missile To East

By Mark Stone, on the South Korea border North Korea has now moved two missiles to its east coast, loading them on mobile launchers, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said. The agency cited a top government official. "It has been confirmed that...
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India: 35 Dead As 'Illegal' Building Collapses

At least 35 people have died after a building that was being constructed illegally in Mumbai, India, collapsed. A further 50 people were injured in the collapse in the suburb of Thane, a senior police official said. It is believed nine children were...
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Madonna In Malawi To Visit Son's Orphanage

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 04 April 2013 | 14.59

Madonna has returned to the orphanage where she adopted one of her Malawian children. Madonna sits with adopted children David Banda (L) and Mercy James (3rd R) The pop star was welcomed with song and dance from youngsters at the Home of Hope, where...
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Argentina Floods: Dozens Die As Rain Continues

At least 52 people have drowned in their homes and cars, or were electrocuted as floods swamped Buenos Aires. Thousands have been evacuated from their homes At least 46 died on Wednesday in and around the city of La Plata. Six deaths were reported...
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North Korea Army: 'War Could Break Out Today'

The North Korean military says it has ratified a "merciless" attack against the United States, potentially involving a "cutting-edge" nuclear strike. "The moment of explosion is approaching fast," the army said in a statement on state news agency KCNA....
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Google Privacy: EU Countries Take Action

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 03 April 2013 | 14.59

A group of European regulators has brought legal action against Google to try and force the tech giant to overhaul its privacy practices. Data protection authorities from France, Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Italy agreed on the joint...
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Brazil: Bus Plunges Off Bridge Killing Seven

At least seven people have been killed and six hurt after a bus plunged off a bridge over one of Rio de Janeiro's busiest roads. Rio's buses are known for being driven at high speeds The bus landed on its roof after falling 30ft (10 metres) onto Rio's...
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South Korea Warns Military Action An 'Option'

South Korea has said that military action is an "option" to protect its citizens in its stand off with North Korea. The news comes as the United States has said it will "not accept" North Korea as a nuclear state, after Pyongyang raised tensions by...
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Cinema Gunman: Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 02 April 2013 | 14.59

Colorado state prosecutors have announced they are to seek the death penalty against Aurora gunman James Holmes. The much-anticipated disclosure comes four days after prosecutors publicly rejected an offer by Holmes' attorneys that the former neuroscience...
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Burma: Orphans Killed In Fire At Mosque

At least 13 young orphans have been killed after a fire ripped through their makeshift home in Burma. Police officer Thet Lwin said the blaze in Rangoon was started by an overheated inverter "and not due to any criminal activity". Burma has been on...
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North Korea To Restart Nuclear Reactor

North Korea will restart all nuclear facilities including its shuttered Yongbyon reactor, the official KCNA news service has said. It will rebuild and resume its mothballed uranium enrichment facility and the 5 MW Yongbyon reactor, which was closed...
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Pope Francis Calls For Korea 'Reconcilliation'

Written By Unknown on Senin, 01 April 2013 | 14.59

Pope Francis prayed for a "political solution" in Syria and for "reconciliation" on the Korean peninsula in his first Easter Sunday message. Thousands of people packed into St Peter's Square to see the pontiff celebrate his first Easter mass and to...
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North Korea: Nuclear Arsenal 'Will Be Increased'

North Korea has vowed to strengthen its nuclear capability, keeping up a defiant tone a day after warning it was in a "state of war" with South Korea. Pyongyang also said it would never abandon its atomic weapons in exchange for aid, describing them...
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India: Victims Urge New Laws For Acid Attacks

By Alex Rossi, Asia Correspondent Human rights groups in India say changes to the rape laws do not go far enough to deal with the dramatic rise in acid attacks on women. New legislation has been passed following the gang rape of a student in Delhi...
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Nelson Mandela 'Breathing Without Difficulty'

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 31 Maret 2013 | 14.59

Nelson Mandela is now "breathing without difficulty" after being treated for pneumonia, South Africa's president has said. Jacob Zuma's office issued the statement after the 94-year-old had fluid drained from his chest. It said the treatment had "resulted...
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Shroud Of Turin On Display For TV Special

The Shroud of Turin has gone on display for a special television appearance in Italy, as new research disputes claims that the linen is a medieval fake. Pope Francis sent a video message to the event at Turin's cathedral, but made no claim that the...
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Russia: Homeless Battling Brutal Cold Spring

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Russia celebrated Maslenitsa, the traditional end of winter festival, a fortnight ago - but the weather does not seem to have taken the hint. Large stretches of the Moscow river remain frozen, the streets...
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