World Leaders React To Trump's COVID-19 Diagnosis

World Leaders React To Trump's COVID-19 Diagnosis

Mona Salama
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October 3, 2020
World leaders and officials sent their best wishes to President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Friday for a swift recovery after he announced early Friday morning that the First couple tested positive for COVID-19. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted that he and his wife Sara, along with "millions of Israelis" are wishing […]
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Trump Unveils 'Deal of the Century' for Middle East Peace

Trump Unveils 'Deal of the Century' for Middle East Peace

Mona Salama
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January 28, 2020
By Mona Salama President Trump unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace vision Tuesday, calling for the creation of an independent Palestine state with its capital in East Jerusalem, while recognizing Israeli sovereignty over West Bank settlements. "My vision provides a win win solution for both sides," Trump said, standing alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu […]
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Tensions Increase Between Venezuela And Colombia

Tensions Increase Between Venezuela And Colombia

Javier Manjarres
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September 15, 2015
The ongoing tussle between the governments of Colombian and Venezuela continues, as Colombia is now saying that a Venezuelan aircraft entered into Colombian airspace without permission. Venezuela is denying that this incident happened, and it's Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez said that this was just one of a string of "invented incidents" by the Colombians to […]
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Egyptian Military Kills 12 Mexican Tourists

Egyptian Military Kills 12 Mexican Tourists

Javier Manjarres
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September 14, 2015
Egyptian security forces, which included police and military,  mistook four trucks carrying Mexican tourists for Islamic terrorists, shooting and killing 12 of the tourists and their Egyptian guides, as well as wounding 10 others. Officials said that the case of mistaken identity was made after the group of tourists ventured into a prohibited area of […]
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Colombian Military Plane Crashes

Colombian Military Plane Crashes

Javier Manjarres
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August 3, 2015
A Colombian military plane carrying 11 members of the Colombian armed forces crashed, killing all on board. Foul play is not suspected, as the Colombian Air Force said that the plane had reported engine failure and crashed near Las Palomas, which is located about 780 kilometers from the capitol Bogota.
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39 Rescued from Shinning Path Camp in Peru

39 Rescued from Shinning Path Camp in Peru

Lone Shark
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July 28, 2015
The communist group in Peru, which killed thousands at the height of its influence in Peru, was just dealt a major blow by Peruvian authorities. A 120 soldier Peruvian Army unit conducted a raid on the "production camp" and rescued 36 captive men, women and children. 26 of the rescued were children being held for indoctrination […]
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Cuba's Demands are Outlandish. Will Obama Give In?

Cuba's Demands are Outlandish. Will Obama Give In?

Lone Shark
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July 26, 2015
Last week we saw a sight many thought they'd never see. The Cuban flag being raised in Washington DC, and hanging in the State Department's lobby signifies a huge, historical shift in US foreign policy. The embargo however remains. Now, as negotiations and diplomatic relations continue, Cuba is making  some demands which they have made […]
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El Chapo Plays Catch-Up in Mexican Drug Trade

El Chapo Plays Catch-Up in Mexican Drug Trade

Lone Shark
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July 22, 2015
After 17 months in a Mexican jail, El Chapo Guzman is understandably a little bit behind. He and his band of thugs at the Sinaloa Carter are trying to play catch up to recover the ground they lost during his time in the slammer. The AP has learned that even though Guzman was not in […]
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El Chapo Guzman escapes...Again

El Chapo Guzman escapes...Again

Lone Shark
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July 13, 2015
News flash! The Mexican prison and police systems are corrupt! Well, I guess we all knew that. So why would they have kept one of the most dangerous, notorious drug lords of our lifetime in a Mexican prison? Again? Did they not figure that after the first time he escaped, he might give it another […]
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Fidel Lives!

Fidel Lives!

Lone Shark
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July 6, 2015
It seems like every few months rumors start circulating godly around Miami about Fidel Castro's health and the speculation begins as to whether he's alive or dead. But on the back of last week's announcement by the Obama administration that embassies in Havana and DC will open, and that the diplomatic "thaw" with Cuba is moving […]
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USA and Cuba Reach Agreement, Embassies to Open

USA and Cuba Reach Agreement, Embassies to Open

Lone Shark
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July 1, 2015
CNN is reporting the the Unites States and Cuba have reached an agreement, and will announce on Wednesday that the two countries will open embassies in each other's capitals. According to two senior administration officials: "We will formally announce tomorrow that the United States and Cuba have reached an agreement to re-establish formal diplomatic relations […]
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Is Puerto Rico Going The Way of Greece?

Is Puerto Rico Going The Way of Greece?

Lone Shark
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June 30, 2015
According to Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla, Puerto Rico's debts are "not payable". According to the New York Times, Puerto Rico’s bonds have a face value about eight times that of Detroit’s. Its call for debt relief on such a vast scale could raise borrowing costs for other local governments as investors shy away from […]
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Copa America: Chile Advances, Awaits Winner Of Argentina vs. Paraguay

Copa America: Chile Advances, Awaits Winner Of Argentina vs. Paraguay

Javier Manjarres
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June 30, 2015
The 2015 Copa America championship in Chile is coming to a close. The tournament is in the semi-final stage, and up to this point, Futbol fans across the world have not been disappointed in the level of play. Colombian recently lost their quarterfinal match against Argentina on penalty kicks, sending the Argentines to the semi-finals […]
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Finally! Election Date Set in Venezuela

Finally! Election Date Set in Venezuela

Lone Shark
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June 23, 2015
After massive protests, hunger strikes, and massive amounts of inflammatory political rhetoric, the Venezuelan electoral body, the CNE (Consejo Nacional Electoral), has finally set a date for parliamentary elections. The CNE, which has for a long time been known to be an "ally" of the dictatorship, announced the election  date of December 6th, and an […]
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U.S. - Venezuela Meeting Could Fully Restore Diplomatic Relations

U.S. - Venezuela Meeting Could Fully Restore Diplomatic Relations

Lone Shark
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June 18, 2015
Last week, the Obama administration held a high level meeting with, alleged drug kingpin, Diosdado Cabello in Haiti. Now, Venezuela's president, Nicolas Maduro, has said that the meetings could "full;le restore diplomatic relations". According to FoxNews Latino: During a national television address Monday night, he said the two countries were now working "to normalize diplomatic […]
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Gangs in Honduras: Pay or Die

Gangs in Honduras: Pay or Die

Lone Shark
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June 12, 2015
It's no secret that in Central America, drug cartels and gangs run the show. The Area between Mexico City and Panama City is one of the World's most dangerous.  Now, gangs in Honduras are imposing public transport taxes on bus drivers and taxi cabs. If they refuse to pay they are burned alive inside their […]
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FARC Steps up Attacks in Colombia

FARC Steps up Attacks in Colombia

Lone Shark
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June 11, 2015
On Wednesday the FARC continue its attacks on Colombia's fragile infrastructure despite negotiations with the Santos administration. Two separate attacks left three dead and over half a million people with out power. Less than two weeks ago, FARC rebels blew up energy towers in southwestern Colombia. Adriaan Alsema of ColombiaReports.com writes of the most recent attack: […]
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World Cup Update: Colombia's Goal of the Tournament, Brazil Struggles

World Cup Update: Colombia's Goal of the Tournament, Brazil Struggles

Lone Shark
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June 10, 2015
So Fifa has now put the bidding for the 2026 World Cup on Hold. This bodes well for the USA's chances of actually hosting the 2022 tournament. But in the meantime, we still have some real futbol to occupy us. Yesterday's rounds saw most of the Latin American teams in the tournament make their debuts, […]
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Hungry Venezuelans Raid Food Truck

Hungry Venezuelans Raid Food Truck

Lone Shark
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June 10, 2015
Less than a week after Venezuela was awarded by the UN's FAO for "helping to eradicate hunger", the world was shown exactly how hungry and desperate most Venezuelans are. After a Nestle truck carrying cereal and condensed milk wrecked on the Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho highway, leaving three injured and one dead, people rushed to the accident […]
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Maduro Claims Colombia ex-president Uribe Linked to Murder

Maduro Claims Colombia ex-president Uribe Linked to Murder

Lone Shark
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June 3, 2015
Yesterday, Venezuelan Dictator Nicolas Maduro linked the popular former president of Colombia, and fierce political rival of Hugo Chaves, Alvaro Uribe, to the murder of Venezuelan representative Robert Sierra. Sierra was assassinated in 2014, and Maduro in claiming that Julio Velez, right hand man to the former president, was the intellectual author of the murder. […]
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Welcome to the Mexican Election Circus

Welcome to the Mexican Election Circus

Lone Shark
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June 3, 2015
If you thought the 2016 GOP primary was a circus act, wait until you get a load of the 2015 Mexican parliamentary and local elections. Mexican president, Enrique Pena Nieto has characterized the June 7th Elections as a “referendum on his administration”. So what will it say about the Nieto administration if a circus clown […]
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Venezuela on the Brink

Venezuela on the Brink

Lone Shark
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June 2, 2015
The month of June began with yet another massive protest in Venezuela against what citizens are calling a "State of Tyranny". Yesterday morning the city of San Cristobal in the state of Tachira woke up to find a complete halt of all public transport. They did not simply park their cabs and busses and not […]
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Could FIFA Lose the World Cup?

Could FIFA Lose the World Cup?

Lone Shark
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June 2, 2015
In the middle of all of the corruption scandals plaguing FIFA, the Worlds soccer governing body, they are being plotted against and could potentially loose the Worlds largest and most watched television event. Bribery, corruption, human rights abuses, and unthinkable logistical challenges are plaguing the 2018 and 2022 World Cups in Russia and Qatar respectively. […]
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GQ Magazine Shows its Bias

GQ Magazine Shows its Bias

Lone Shark
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June 1, 2015
In perhaps one of the most controversial foreign policy decisions of the 21st century, President Obama has made unprecedented moves in establishing diplomatic relationships with the Cuban government. GQ Magazine has jumped right on board. In GQ’s June 2015 issue, they proudly feature a 14-page photo spread showing Cuban-American actor Bobby Cannavale and super model […]
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Venezuelan's Protest in Miami

Venezuelan's Protest in Miami

Lone Shark
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May 31, 2015
Just one day after Barack Obama officially removed Cuba from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, Venezuelan's all over the world gathered to protest the repression of their rights and political imprisonments in the country that is Cuba's closest ally. Exiled Venezuelan political leaders took to a hastily made stage in from of the statue […]
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