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Mi’kmaq Lobstermen in Nova Scotia Face Attacks by Fishermen
Jason Marr, an Indigenous lobsterman in Nova Scotia, was unloading his live catch at a storage facility last week when,…
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Evo Morales Is Out. His Socialist Project Lives On.
LA PAZ, Bolivia — In a presidential election that was widely viewed as a referendum on the legacy of Evo…
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Cat Figure Found at Nazca Lines in Peru
The image, stretching for 40 yards on a hillside in Peru, shows a creature with pointy ears, orb-like eyes and…
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In Election, Bolivia Confronts the Legacy of Its Ousted Socialist Leader
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Adalid Zelada fully supported Evo Morales when Bolivia chose him as the country’s first Indigenous president…
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Who Was ‘El Padrino,’ Godfather to Drug Cartel? Mexico’s Defense Chief, U.S. Says
MEXICO CITY — American law enforcement agents were listening in as Mexican cartel members chattered on a wiretap, talking about…
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He Dismembered His Boss, but a Judge Ruled It Manslaughter
MONTREAL — After nearly three decades of covering bizarre and sensational crimes, I thought I had seen it all. There…
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How Many Plants Have We Wiped Out? Here Are 5 Extinction Stories
It isn’t easy to say that anything has truly “gone extinct.” For starters, an untold number of creatures — especially…
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Canadian Military’s Wolf Exercise Alarms Nova Scotians
The warnings showed up more than a week ago in mailboxes in western Nova Scotia. Wolves were seen nearby, the…
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Salvador Cienfuegos, Mexico’s Ex-Defense Minister, Is Arrested in L.A.
MEXICO CITY — A former Mexican defense minister was arrested on Thursday night after arriving at Los Angeles International Airport…
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Salvador Cienfuegos, Mexico’s Ex-Defense Minister, Is Arrested in L.A.
MEXICO CITY — A former Mexican defense minister was arrested on Thursday night after arriving at Los Angeles International Airport…
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