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Jose Mujica, Once Dubbed World's Poorest President, Dies At 89
Uruguay's former president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a guerrilla fighter and hero of the Latin American left, has died at the age of 89, the government in Montevideo said Tuesday.
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40 Injured Due To "Strong Turbulance" On Spain-Uruguay Flight
Dozens of passengers were injured Monday when an Air Europa flight from Madrid to Montevideo hit strong turbulence, prompting an emergency landing in Brazil, the airline and government officials said.
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Neymar Injured As Brazil Lose To Uruguay, Lionel Messi Double Helps Argentina Stay Perfect
Brazil suffered a nightmare 2-0 defeat in Montevideo, crashing to a first loss against Uruguay in 22 years.
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World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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Former Guantanamo Inmate Marries in Uruguay
A former Guantanamo inmate who resettled late last year in Uruguay tied the knot on Friday with a woman he met in his adopted homeland, local media reported.
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12-Year-Old Rape Survivor in Uruguay Can Keep Baby: Reports
A 12-year-old Uruguayan who was left pregnant after being raped, will be allowed by authorities to keep her baby, news reports said on Friday.
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Papal iPad Fetches $30,500 at Auction in Uruguay
The auction house in Montevideo said the winning bid was placed by telephone, but declined to disclose the buyer's identity or nationality.
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Pope Francis's iPad Fetches $30,500 at Auction
An iPad that belonged to Argentina-born Pope Francis went under the hammer for $30,500 on Tuesday, autioneers in Uruguay said.
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Luis Suarez Apologises to Giorgio Chiellini Over Bite
Disgraced Uruguay striker Luis Suarez apologised on Monday to Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini for the bite that saw him expelled from the World Cup.
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Upon Return to Uruguay, Suarez Is Met With Support
Jose Mujica, Uruguay's president, met Luis Suarez on the tarmac in Montevideo as Suarez returned home after being banned by FIFA for four months for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini.
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Dead whale found on Uruguay beach buried
A dead sperm whale that washed ashore on a beach in Uruguay has been hauled away by truck for burial.
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Uruguay legalises first national market for pot
Uruguay has become the first country to create a national marketplace for legal marijuana, with the government regulating the production, sales and use of pot.
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In a first, gay couple registers to wed in Uruguay
A gay couple registered today to marry in Uruguay, a landmark step since the country became the second in Latin America to recognize same sex unions.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Jose Mujica, Once Dubbed World's Poorest President, Dies At 89
Uruguay's former president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a guerrilla fighter and hero of the Latin American left, has died at the age of 89, the government in Montevideo said Tuesday.
-
40 Injured Due To "Strong Turbulance" On Spain-Uruguay Flight
Dozens of passengers were injured Monday when an Air Europa flight from Madrid to Montevideo hit strong turbulence, prompting an emergency landing in Brazil, the airline and government officials said.
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Neymar Injured As Brazil Lose To Uruguay, Lionel Messi Double Helps Argentina Stay Perfect
Brazil suffered a nightmare 2-0 defeat in Montevideo, crashing to a first loss against Uruguay in 22 years.
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World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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Former Guantanamo Inmate Marries in Uruguay
A former Guantanamo inmate who resettled late last year in Uruguay tied the knot on Friday with a woman he met in his adopted homeland, local media reported.
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12-Year-Old Rape Survivor in Uruguay Can Keep Baby: Reports
A 12-year-old Uruguayan who was left pregnant after being raped, will be allowed by authorities to keep her baby, news reports said on Friday.
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Papal iPad Fetches $30,500 at Auction in Uruguay
The auction house in Montevideo said the winning bid was placed by telephone, but declined to disclose the buyer's identity or nationality.
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Pope Francis's iPad Fetches $30,500 at Auction
An iPad that belonged to Argentina-born Pope Francis went under the hammer for $30,500 on Tuesday, autioneers in Uruguay said.
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Luis Suarez Apologises to Giorgio Chiellini Over Bite
Disgraced Uruguay striker Luis Suarez apologised on Monday to Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini for the bite that saw him expelled from the World Cup.
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Upon Return to Uruguay, Suarez Is Met With Support
Jose Mujica, Uruguay's president, met Luis Suarez on the tarmac in Montevideo as Suarez returned home after being banned by FIFA for four months for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini.
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Dead whale found on Uruguay beach buried
A dead sperm whale that washed ashore on a beach in Uruguay has been hauled away by truck for burial.
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Uruguay legalises first national market for pot
Uruguay has become the first country to create a national marketplace for legal marijuana, with the government regulating the production, sales and use of pot.
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In a first, gay couple registers to wed in Uruguay
A gay couple registered today to marry in Uruguay, a landmark step since the country became the second in Latin America to recognize same sex unions.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
