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Guatemalan Leader Wants Decriminalization Talks

Guatemalan Leader Wants Decriminalization Talks

Newly installed Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina has called for talks about a regional drug strategy, including drug decriminalization. Perez Molina made the remarks in an interview with the Mexican TV network Televisa, Miami's El Nuevo Herald reported.

Last Updated ( Monday, 30 January 2012 12:38 )

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The Chinese Dragon Mutes Tibetan Counterpart

The Chinese Dragon Mutes Tibetan Counterpart

IDN-InDepth NewsAnalysis | IDSA . The Chinese New Year celebrations formally ...

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Regional Water Resources Committee opens Forum Mesoamerican Watershed in Honduras

Regional Water Resources Committee opens Forum Mesoamerican Watershed in Honduras

Tegucigalpa, Honduras - April 15, 2009. The Mexican Commission for Coopera...

Last Updated ( Thursday, 16 April 2009 11:16 )

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Ríos Montt to Stand Trial for Genocide

GUATEMALA CITY, Jan 27, 2012 (IPS) - After a hearing that lasted more than ...

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Nigeria Turning to a Powder Keg

Nigeria Turning to a Powder Keg

A wind of disgruntlement is blowing across Nigeria. There are fears that, u...

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Syria denies massacre of 200 in Homs - CBS News

Los Angeles Times

Syria denies massacre of 200 in Homs
CBS News
A Syrian woman who says she was injured in shelling by the Syrian government forces, stands at her home in the Rastan area in Homs province, central Syria, Feb. 1, 2012. (AP) BEIRUT - In a barrage of mortar shells, Syrian forces killed 200 people and ...
In Syria, attacks continue as 1982 massacre victims are honoredLos Angeles Times
Syrian activists say 200 killed in government crackdown, hundreds woundedFox News
Syrians storm embassy in Cairo over Homs killingsHaaretz
The Guardian -BBC News -Washington Post
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Israeli officials warn of 'knee-jerk' showdown with Iran - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

Israeli officials warn of 'knee-jerk' showdown with Iran
USA TODAY
By Lia Tarachansky and Oren Dorell, USA TODAY HERZLIYA, Israel – Top Israeli military and government officials on Friday cautioned against a knee-jerk reaction to Iran's escalating nuclear threats even though some say a military option is inevitable.
Iran begins monthlong naval exercises near Strait of Hormuz, key world oil ...Washington Post
'Threat against Jewish targets in US by Iran on the rise'Jerusalem Post
Iran begins naval exercises near Gulf straitSeattle Post Intelligencer
Iranian Students News Agency
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Egyptian Soccer Protests Escalate - Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Egyptian Soccer Protests Escalate
Wall Street Journal
By MATT BRADLEY Protesters throw rocks at security forces during a second day of demonstrations near the Interior Ministry building in downtown Cairo. CAIRO—Protesters intensified their assault on Egyptian police in a second day of clashes that have ...
Seven dead as street battles rage on in EgyptJerusalem Post
Deadly clashes follow Egypt stadium riotBBC News
Death toll climbs as protests escalate in EgyptCNN International
CTV.ca -USA TODAY -Los Angeles Times
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Nevada win would give Mitt Romney momentum - Detroit Free Press

The Guardian

Nevada win would give Mitt Romney momentum
Detroit Free Press
Nevada Republicans today may do what no one has yet done in the Republican presidential campaign: Give a candidate sustained momentum. Their caucuses are likely to deliver a solid victory to Mitt Romney. That would mark the first time this year that a ...
Ron Paul seeks to attract Mormon voters in Nevada GOP contestSalt Lake Tribune
Romney faces dilemma of improving economySan Francisco Chronicle
Will Nevada give Romney a second straight victory?CNN International
STLtoday.com -KVVU Las Vegas -New York Post
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Can Susan G. Komen for the Cure erase blemish? - San Francisco Chronicle

The Guardian

Can Susan G. Komen for the Cure erase blemish?
San Francisco Chronicle
Maria Sousa, director of the SF Komen affiliate, says no major contributors have withdrawn support. Even as Susan G. Komen for the Cure reversed course Friday on its plans to deny funding to Planned Parenthood, questions remained about whether it was ...
Web Fury Spurs Komen Reversal, $3 Million for Planned ParenthoodBusinessWeek
How Both Sides Are Winning in the Planned Parenthood/Komen WarThe Atlantic
Komen does about-face on cuts to Planned ParenthoodThe Seattle Times
Seacoastonline.com -The Journal News | LoHud.com -Chicago Tribune
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Hackers Intercept FBI Call With UK - Wall Street Journal

CTV.ca

Hackers Intercept FBI Call With UK
Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—The Federal Bureau of Investigation said cybercriminals hacked into a cybercrime conference call between its agents and law enforcement officials overseas. The 16-minute call was posted on the Internet on Friday.
Hacker Group Anonymous Intercepted US Call Over InvestigationBusinessWeek
Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard callBoston.com
Hackers take over Boston police websiteThe Associated Press

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