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Venezuela-Colombia border formally reopens
Venezuela and Colombia on Monday reopened their border to vehicles transporting goods following seven years of partial c
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Canada to end all COVID-19 restrictions
Canada will suspend COVID-19 border restrictions in October, the country's public health agency said on Monday.The
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Thousands march to demand justice for Mexico’s missing students
People take part in a march at the Zocalo square in Mexico City on September 26, 2022, to mark the eighth anniversary of
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Colombia repatriates 274 priceless ancient artifacts from United States
From anthropomorphic figurines to 1,500-year-old Indigenous necklaces, Colombia has recently repatriated 274 ancient obj
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Hurricane Ian leaves Cuba without power, takes aim at Florida
Powerful Hurricane Ian left a trail of destruction and caused a widespread blackout in Cuba on Tuesday, while Florida re
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Hurricane Ian pounds Florida
Small aircraft are seen flipped upside-down after a reported tornado touches down at North Perry Airport as Hurricane Ia
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Brazil to face deepening political polarization after tighter than expected first round election
Photos: CFP Political polarization will continue to deepen and political violence is likely to happen during the followi
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Over 50 students mysteriously poisoned in Mexican school
At least 57 students were poisoned by an unidentified substance in a rural secondary school in the southern Mexican stat
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Storm Julia menaces C.America
A girl poses for a photo at a house under construction after Hurricane Julia swept through the area in Bluefields, Nicar
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US may have ‘more divided govt’ after midterms as recession fears drag Biden's ratings
US President Joe Biden Photo: AFPOnly less than four weeks to go before American voters find out whether they will have
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Nursing shortage forces emergency room closures
Nurses in a hospital in Toronto, Canada Photo: AFPAn acute nursing shortage is clogging or even closing hospital emergen
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Storm Julia kills at least 25 people in C.America
The death toll from storm Julia rose to at least 25 on Monday, officials said, with most victims in El Salvador and Guat
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G7 to fuel conflict with more military support to Kiev but sustainability of such aids in question
G7 Ukraine Illustration: Chen XiaGTLeaders of the Group of Seven (G7) convened a virtual meeting on Tuesday on supporti
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Dozens still missing four days after Venezuela landslide
Thousands of rescuers and residents were engaged in an increasingly desperate search through thick mud on Wednesday for
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UN relief chief calls for solidarity with Cuba in wake of Hurricane Ian
UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths on Tuesday called f
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Cuba calls on US govt to lift trade embargo
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez on Wednesday called on the US government to lift its decades-long trade embargo,
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Two dead as Roslyn weakens
Hurricane Roslyn weakened rapidly on Sunday after making landfall on Mexico's Pacific coast, nonetheless leaving tw
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Brazilian suspect in murder of British journalist, Amazon expert granted house arrest
A Brazilian judge has allowed one of the suspects in the murder of British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigen
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Tribunal rejects Canadian indigenous children compensation deal
A human rights tribunal on Tuesday rejected a historic C$40 billion ($30 billion) agreement to reform Canada's disc
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Cholera cases soaring in Haiti, says government
A cholera outbreak in Haiti is spreading fast, with the number of cases doubling to nearly 2,000 in a matter of days and
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