The United States criticized Cuban censorship after Cubans were blocked from an independent website that is challenging the state monopoly on news on the island.
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Cuba has arrested four Miami-based Cuban exiles suspected of planning attacks on military installations with the goal of promoting anti-government violence on the island.
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The US government has begun a competitive project on reducing child labor and improving labor rights and working conditions in Honduras, “particularly in the agricultural areas of southern Honduras and in the San Pedro Sula area.”
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Iran’s influence in the Triple Border Area (TBA) of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay has raised security concerns for the U.S. government.
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During the one-hour oral argument concerning hedge fund NML Capital Ltd’s efforts to seek payment of court judgments it says are worth around $1.7 billion, several U.S. Supreme Court justices suggested that military and diplomatic assets should be off-limits, which would narrow the scope of the ruling.
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Ecuador’s government asked the U.S. embassy in Quito for withdrawal of the so-called “military group” of 50 military personnel because the “bilateral security relationship should be governed by mutual respect.”
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The “ideological bias” of International Monetary Fund analysts has never changed, and their recommendations helped prompt the “worst” social and productive crisis in the history of the Republic of Argentina.
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Cuban leader Raúl Castro has decried “subversive” tactics by the US following reports that the latter’s Agency for International Development (USAID) had introduced a mobile phone-based network into Cuba aimed at undermining the communist state.
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Al Jazeera ran “Borderland,” part documentary, part reality show, that examined the plight of migrants trying to enter the United States illegally.
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Mexico not only ranks second on the list of countries whose citizens travel to the U.S., its people are also the fourth biggest spenders when visiting the country.
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