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Mexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter MigrationMexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter MigrationMexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter Migration
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Special ex-Prosecutor will meet Committees of U.S.Lower HouseSpecial ex-Prosecutor will meet Committees of U.S.Lower HouseSpecial ex-Prosecutor will meet Committees of U.S.Lower House26 de junio de 2019, 00:25Washington, Jun 26 (Prensa Latina) Former special prosecutor Robert Mueller will testify before the House of Representatives'' Intelligence and Judicial Committees on July 17, the head of the legislative group, Jerrold Nadler, announced here. Ecuadoreans from Manabi Demand an End of US Blockade on CubaEcuadoreans from Manabi Demand an End of US Blockade on CubaEcuadoreans from Manabi Demand an End of US Blockade on Cuba
Mexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter MigrationMexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter MigrationMexico Deploys 25 000 Troops to US Border to Counter Migration
Tampa Citizens ask Trump to Revert Travel Restrictions on CubaTampa Citizens ask Trump to Revert Travel Restrictions on CubaTampa Citizens ask Trump to Revert Travel Restrictions on Cuba
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Díaz-Canel Enhances Solidarity Vocation of the Cuban PeopleDíaz-Canel Enhances Solidarity Vocation of the Cuban PeopleDíaz-Canel Enhances Solidarity Vocation of the Cuban People
President's Support Grows Facing Neoliberal Opposition in PeruPresident's Support Grows Facing Neoliberal Opposition in PeruPresident's Support Grows Facing Neoliberal Opposition in Peru
Lima, Jun 24 (Prensa Latina) Support for President Martin Vizcarra grew on Monday according to a survey, in the context of a wrestling bout with the neoliberal opposition sector around political reforms proposed by the Executive. Evo Morales Requests Commitment and Honesty from Public ServantsEvo Morales Requests Commitment and Honesty from Public ServantsEvo Morales Requests Commitment and Honesty from Public Servants
Ethiopian Chief of General Staff Shot DeadEthiopian Chief of General Staff Shot DeadEthiopian Chief of General Staff Shot Dead
Bolivian Opposition Candidate Accused of Supporting Violent GroupsBolivian Opposition Candidate Accused of Supporting Violent GroupsBolivian Opposition Candidate Accused of Supporting Violent Groups
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Mexico, June 25 (Prensa Latina) Mexico has deployed about 25,000 soldiers and National Guardsmen in its border with the United States in an unprecedented effort to stop immigrants from reaching US soil, according to the media outlet.
Quito, Jun 25 (Prensa Latina) From Manabi, the Provincial Coordinator of the Movement of Friendship and Solidarity with Cuba, demanded on Tuesday that the United States put an end to the economic, financial and commercial blockade imposed on the island for decades.
Washington, Jun 25 (Prensa Latina) The city of Tampa has called on the administration of Donald Trump to reverse the recent restrictions on travel to Cuba, the ambassador of the Caribbean country, José Ramón Cabañas, who visits that American city, said today.
Hanoi, Jun 24 (Prensa Latina) The Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen, Xuan Phuc, has reiterated his nation''s commitment to expanding the achievements of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and collaborating with other countries to enhance this Association´s stance internationally.
Havana, June 24 (Prensa Latina) President Miguel Diaz-Canel today highlighted Cuba''s vocation of solidarity and rejected the hostility of the United States government to its people.
By Manuel Robles Sosa
La Paz, Jun 23 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian President Evo Morales on Sunday asked public servants to do their work with the greatest commitment and honesty for the population''s sake, on the occasion of the ''Public Administration Day''.
Addis Ababa, Jun 23 (Prensa Latina) Ethiopia''s Chief of the General Staff, General Seare Mekonnen, was shot dead on Sunday by a bodyguard while he was coordinating actions against an attempted coup in the state of Amhara.
La Paz, Jun 23 (Prensa Latina) Bolivia''s deputy minister for the Coordination with Social Movements, Alfredo Rada, on Sunday accused the opposition candidate Carlos Mesa of supporting violent groups from the Association of Coca Producers (ADEPCOCA) in the region of Los Yungas.
