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21 Dolphins Die After Attack By Rival Gang, They Had Bite Marks
Twenty-one dolphins that were apparently attacked by another species of dolphin have died after washing up on a beach in northern Mexico, authorities said.
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Pope Takes Message of Inclusion to Bolivia
Pope Francis greeted Bolivians with a message of inclusion Wednesday, a central theme of his three-nation tour to his home continent, as he arrived in South America's poorest nation.
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Pope Francis Plans to Chew Coca Leaves in Bolivia: Minister
Pope Francis has told the Bolivian government that he would like to chew coca leaves when he visits the Andean country next month, a Bolivian minister said on state television and radio on Sunday.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
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Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
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Bolivia Congress Allows Child Labour From Age Ten
Bolivian lawmakers have approved child workers as young as 10 years old, under a new law that lays out specific conditions for employing children.
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Mob Justice: Bolivian Murder Suspect Burned to Death
An angry mob in Bolivia burned alive a man suspected of murder, the second episode of its kind in less than a year in the same region, police said Monday.
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Four killed, 60 injured in Bolivia Carnival parade
Four people were killed and more than 60 injured Saturday when a bridge collapsed onto spectators and marching musicians in the opening Carnival parade in the Oruro highlands.
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Bolivia paralysed by fuel hike protests
Bolivia's main cities were plunged into chaos as a public transport strike triggered by an 83 per cent hike in gasoline prices crippled daily life in the Andean nation. The military guarded the presidential palace in the capital La Paz, where public transport was almost at a complete standstill. Long lines formed at stores, ...
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21 Dolphins Die After Attack By Rival Gang, They Had Bite Marks
Twenty-one dolphins that were apparently attacked by another species of dolphin have died after washing up on a beach in northern Mexico, authorities said.
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Pope Takes Message of Inclusion to Bolivia
Pope Francis greeted Bolivians with a message of inclusion Wednesday, a central theme of his three-nation tour to his home continent, as he arrived in South America's poorest nation.
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Pope Francis Plans to Chew Coca Leaves in Bolivia: Minister
Pope Francis has told the Bolivian government that he would like to chew coca leaves when he visits the Andean country next month, a Bolivian minister said on state television and radio on Sunday.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
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Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
-
Bolivia Congress Allows Child Labour From Age Ten
Bolivian lawmakers have approved child workers as young as 10 years old, under a new law that lays out specific conditions for employing children.
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Mob Justice: Bolivian Murder Suspect Burned to Death
An angry mob in Bolivia burned alive a man suspected of murder, the second episode of its kind in less than a year in the same region, police said Monday.
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Four killed, 60 injured in Bolivia Carnival parade
Four people were killed and more than 60 injured Saturday when a bridge collapsed onto spectators and marching musicians in the opening Carnival parade in the Oruro highlands.
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Bolivia paralysed by fuel hike protests
Bolivia's main cities were plunged into chaos as a public transport strike triggered by an 83 per cent hike in gasoline prices crippled daily life in the Andean nation. The military guarded the presidential palace in the capital La Paz, where public transport was almost at a complete standstill. Long lines formed at stores, ...
