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El Salvador Court Orders Ex-President's Arrest Over 1981 Massacre
A court in El Salvador has ordered the arrest of former president Alfredo Cristiani for an alleged cover-up related to a civil war-era massacre of about 1,000 people, a source linked to the case said Saturday.
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"In The Mood For..." - Farah Khan Whipped Up This Cheesy Delight At Home
Farah Khan recently took to Instagram to share a glimpse of her cooking venture at home. Find out what she made for her dinner.
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US Cafe Sues Customer For Tipping Waitress $3,000 And Then Demanding It Back: Report
Mariana Lambert, the waitress, was initially taken aback when she saw the tip. She was absolutely moved by the gesture as well.
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"Our Property In Danger": Family Fights Trump Wall
In this yard in the Texas town of Mission, they played as children, learned how to fish, picked cotton and gathered watermelons. But because it's on the border with Mexico, the Cavazos family could lose their property -- to Donald Trump's border wall.
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Fiat Chrysler Prepares for Future Without CEO Who Saved Company
Ferrari directors also gathering Saturday to decide new chief.
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Guzman Relative Says 'El Chapo' Son Released In Mexico
The son of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has been released following his abduction earlier this week from a Mexico bar, a member of the Sinaloa cartel leader's family said.
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Mexico Federal Prosecutors Probe EL Chapo Son Kidnapping
Mexican federal prosecutors Thursday took over investigations into the gunpoint kidnapping of a son of notorious drugs boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, officials said.
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Virginia Executes Multiple Murderer From El Salvador
The state of Virginia late on Thursday executed multiple murderer Alfredo Prieto, rejecting last minute court appeals from lawyers for the Salvadoran man.
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Is 'El Chapo' in Costa Rica? Maybe... Maybe Not
Was the son of fugitive Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman foolish enough to give away his father's hideout on Twitter?
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Priest Whose Sermons Disapproved of Kissing Sent Nude Selfie
A Brazilian priest known for conservative views on moral issues and disapproving in his sermons of kissing and sex has been suspended for sending a nude selfie to an apparent mistress on his cell phone.
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Mexican Drug Trafficker Sentenced in Chicago to 22 Years in Prison
A federal judge sentenced a Mexican drug trafficker to 22 years in prison for shipping 276 kilos of cocaine to Chicago hidden in railway cars in a case that highlighted the city's role as a hub for distributing tons of cocaine throughout the United States from 1998 to 2008.
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Mexican Forces Arrest 83 Vigilantes in Michoacan
Soldiers and police arrested 83 suspected vigilantes on Friday on charges of carrying unauthorised weapons, including one of the founders of the "self-defence" movement in Mexico's western Michoacan state, authorities said.
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Spain calls for European integration to save euro
Madrid's key borrowing rate closed at a euro-era high, indicating deep investor concern about the government's financial stability.
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El Salvador Court Orders Ex-President's Arrest Over 1981 Massacre
A court in El Salvador has ordered the arrest of former president Alfredo Cristiani for an alleged cover-up related to a civil war-era massacre of about 1,000 people, a source linked to the case said Saturday.
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"In The Mood For..." - Farah Khan Whipped Up This Cheesy Delight At Home
Farah Khan recently took to Instagram to share a glimpse of her cooking venture at home. Find out what she made for her dinner.
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US Cafe Sues Customer For Tipping Waitress $3,000 And Then Demanding It Back: Report
Mariana Lambert, the waitress, was initially taken aback when she saw the tip. She was absolutely moved by the gesture as well.
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"Our Property In Danger": Family Fights Trump Wall
In this yard in the Texas town of Mission, they played as children, learned how to fish, picked cotton and gathered watermelons. But because it's on the border with Mexico, the Cavazos family could lose their property -- to Donald Trump's border wall.
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Fiat Chrysler Prepares for Future Without CEO Who Saved Company
Ferrari directors also gathering Saturday to decide new chief.
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Guzman Relative Says 'El Chapo' Son Released In Mexico
The son of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has been released following his abduction earlier this week from a Mexico bar, a member of the Sinaloa cartel leader's family said.
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Mexico Federal Prosecutors Probe EL Chapo Son Kidnapping
Mexican federal prosecutors Thursday took over investigations into the gunpoint kidnapping of a son of notorious drugs boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, officials said.
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Virginia Executes Multiple Murderer From El Salvador
The state of Virginia late on Thursday executed multiple murderer Alfredo Prieto, rejecting last minute court appeals from lawyers for the Salvadoran man.
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Is 'El Chapo' in Costa Rica? Maybe... Maybe Not
Was the son of fugitive Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman foolish enough to give away his father's hideout on Twitter?
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Priest Whose Sermons Disapproved of Kissing Sent Nude Selfie
A Brazilian priest known for conservative views on moral issues and disapproving in his sermons of kissing and sex has been suspended for sending a nude selfie to an apparent mistress on his cell phone.
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Mexican Drug Trafficker Sentenced in Chicago to 22 Years in Prison
A federal judge sentenced a Mexican drug trafficker to 22 years in prison for shipping 276 kilos of cocaine to Chicago hidden in railway cars in a case that highlighted the city's role as a hub for distributing tons of cocaine throughout the United States from 1998 to 2008.
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Mexican Forces Arrest 83 Vigilantes in Michoacan
Soldiers and police arrested 83 suspected vigilantes on Friday on charges of carrying unauthorised weapons, including one of the founders of the "self-defence" movement in Mexico's western Michoacan state, authorities said.
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Spain calls for European integration to save euro
Madrid's key borrowing rate closed at a euro-era high, indicating deep investor concern about the government's financial stability.
