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Fidel Castro speaks during a special session of parliament in his first official government appearance in front of lawmakers in four years in Havana, Cuba, Saturday Aug. 7, 2010.
(photo: AP / Javier Galeano)
Fidel Castro writes again after long break
Boston Herald
| MIAMI — Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has returned to writing with a vengeance, publishing five columns since Jan. 5 and after a seven-week break that triggered a wave of rumors that the health of the 85-year-old had taken a turn for the worse. | A check of Castro’s writing record f...
Swine Flu
(photo: Creative Commons / American Red Cross)
Mexico ups swine flu screening as cases increase
The Boston Globe
| MEXICO CITY-Three years after swine flu closed Mexico City and caused an international scare, the Mexican government and local media are at odds over the severity of this season's flu virus. Newspapers are warning of an alarming increase in cases while the government insists there is no cause for ...
Fidel Castro writes again after long break
Boston Herald
| MIAMI — Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has returned to writing with a vengeance, publishing five columns since Jan. 5 and after a seven-week break that triggered a wave of rumors that the health of the 85-year-old had taken a turn for the w...
Mexico ups swine flu screening as cases increase
The Boston Globe
| MEXICO CITY-Three years after swine flu closed Mexico City and caused an international scare, the Mexican government and local media are at odds over the severity of this season's flu virus. Newspapers are warning of an alarming increase in cases w...
Mexico ups swine flu screening as cases increase
my SA
| MEXICO CITY (AP) — Three years after swine flu closed Mexico City and caused an international scare, the Mexican government and local media are at odds over the severity of this season's flu virus. Newspapers are warning of an alarming increase i...
Will India's poor remain hungry?
Al Jazeera
| - As India's proposed new Food Security Act hovers in political limbo, the nation remains hungry. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made headlines in early January when he labelled the fact that 44 per cent of children less than five years old were und...
If you love pizza, this is it
The Miami Herald
| Get thin-crust New York-style pizza with gourmet toppings at I Love Pizza with two hip locations on Miami Beach. The pies, named after places in New York City, are one size only (16 inches) but can be ordered by the slice. There’s the Queens...
Taste of Latin America at Toro Toro
Gulf News
| We're sitting waiting to get into the Grosvenor House - the roads in the Marina are miraculously clear, but there's a queue of cars waiting to turn up to the now two-tower hotel. | This bodes very well for our night ahead. Sure enough, walking up t...
Guatemala's presidential candidate of the Patriotic Party Otto Perez Molina, shows his ink-stained thumb after casting his vote at a polling during the country's presidential elections in Guatemala City, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011.
AP / Moises Castillo
New Guatemala President Otto Perez Molina takes office
BBC News
The new president of Guatemala, Otto Perez Molina, has been sworn into office after his election victory in November. | Mr Perez Molina - a former army general - has promised tough...
cocaine
Public Domain / Neo tokio
Cocaine: The New Front Lines
Wall Street Journal
By JOHN LYONS | In the dusty town of Villa Tunari in Bolivia's tropical coca-growing region, farmers used to barricade their roads against U.S.-backed drug police sent to prevent t...
Mexico enacts rules against 'miracle cure' ads
Philadelphia Daily News
| MARK STEVENSON | The Associated Press HEALTH   CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen   Researchers Agree to Postpone Bird Flu Research - 2:00pm   Feds: Religious employers must cover the pill - 3:17pm   Novartis drug investigated after 1...
Popcorn Discovery Shows Ancient Peruvians Ate The Stuff Thousands of Years Ago (VIDEO)
Huffington Post
| Popcorn might as well have been invented just for movie-watching--the two just go together. But scientists from the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and Washington’s Natural History Museum recently discovered that ancient Peruvians ...



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