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Over 1,000-Year Old Tomb Found In Panama, With "Human Remains, Gold"
Archaeologists have discovered a tomb more than a thousand years old in Panama containing human remains alongside gold and ceramic artifacts, the lead researcher told AFP on Friday.
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Archaeologists In Panama Unearth Tomb Filled With Gold Treasure And Sacrificial Victims
The tomb is believed to have been built in 750 AD for a high-status male leader. The lord was buried face down on top of a female companion, a burial custom for the elite at the time.
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Adult Diaper Mistaken for Bomb, Plane Makes Emergency Landing In US
A recent flight bound for Florida was diverted after an incident where an adult diaper found in an onboard toilet was mistaken for a bomb.
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Indian Man Detained For Running Fake Marriage Racket In US For Visa
An Indian man in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of running a fake marriage racket through which he helped illegal immigrants, mostly Indians, to get married to American citizens, and helping them stay in the country.
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Panama Seeks To Rebuild Battered Image With Widened Canal
Panama's efforts to polish its tarnished image in the wake of the "Panama Papers" scandal are set to get a big boost this weekend when it inaugurates a wider canal, the waterway's administrator said.
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Leak Boosts Panama's Image As Money-Laundering Hub
A huge data leak from a law firm in Panama suggesting it hid billions of dollars in assets of global politicians, sports stars and entertainers threatened Sunday to dramatically boost the country's reputation as an offshore haven for money laundering.
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Zika Outbreak Spreads In Panama
The mosquito-borne Zika virus has spread in Panama beyond a remote coastal area it was previously confined to, with a new case detected in the capital, the health ministry said Thursday.
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Global Warming to Increase Heat, Decrease Productivity in Southeast Asia: Report
Rising temperatures and humidity due to climate change are likely to increase the number of days with unsafe "heat stress," putting Southeast Asia at great risk of significant drops in productivity, a research firm said today.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Doesn't 'Trust' Barack Obama But Wants Talks
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro told an Americas summit on Saturday that he does not trust US President Barack Obama but is willing to talk to ease tensions.
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Jazz Great Buddy DeFranco Dies at Age 91
Renowned jazz clarinetist Buddy DeFranco, who led the way on his instrument in the transition between the swing and bebop eras, has died at the age of 91, his family said Friday.
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Quake Strikes Off Panama, No Major Damage Reported
A powerful earthquake struck in the Pacific off the coast of Panama early on Tuesday, shaking buildings, but there were no initial reports of major damage or casualties.
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Over 1,000-Year Old Tomb Found In Panama, With "Human Remains, Gold"
Archaeologists have discovered a tomb more than a thousand years old in Panama containing human remains alongside gold and ceramic artifacts, the lead researcher told AFP on Friday.
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Archaeologists In Panama Unearth Tomb Filled With Gold Treasure And Sacrificial Victims
The tomb is believed to have been built in 750 AD for a high-status male leader. The lord was buried face down on top of a female companion, a burial custom for the elite at the time.
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Adult Diaper Mistaken for Bomb, Plane Makes Emergency Landing In US
A recent flight bound for Florida was diverted after an incident where an adult diaper found in an onboard toilet was mistaken for a bomb.
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Indian Man Detained For Running Fake Marriage Racket In US For Visa
An Indian man in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of running a fake marriage racket through which he helped illegal immigrants, mostly Indians, to get married to American citizens, and helping them stay in the country.
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Panama Seeks To Rebuild Battered Image With Widened Canal
Panama's efforts to polish its tarnished image in the wake of the "Panama Papers" scandal are set to get a big boost this weekend when it inaugurates a wider canal, the waterway's administrator said.
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Leak Boosts Panama's Image As Money-Laundering Hub
A huge data leak from a law firm in Panama suggesting it hid billions of dollars in assets of global politicians, sports stars and entertainers threatened Sunday to dramatically boost the country's reputation as an offshore haven for money laundering.
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Zika Outbreak Spreads In Panama
The mosquito-borne Zika virus has spread in Panama beyond a remote coastal area it was previously confined to, with a new case detected in the capital, the health ministry said Thursday.
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Global Warming to Increase Heat, Decrease Productivity in Southeast Asia: Report
Rising temperatures and humidity due to climate change are likely to increase the number of days with unsafe "heat stress," putting Southeast Asia at great risk of significant drops in productivity, a research firm said today.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Doesn't 'Trust' Barack Obama But Wants Talks
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro told an Americas summit on Saturday that he does not trust US President Barack Obama but is willing to talk to ease tensions.
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Jazz Great Buddy DeFranco Dies at Age 91
Renowned jazz clarinetist Buddy DeFranco, who led the way on his instrument in the transition between the swing and bebop eras, has died at the age of 91, his family said Friday.
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Quake Strikes Off Panama, No Major Damage Reported
A powerful earthquake struck in the Pacific off the coast of Panama early on Tuesday, shaking buildings, but there were no initial reports of major damage or casualties.
