Arizona governor cites illegals as drug smugglers
Gov. Jan Brewer said many illegal immigrants entering Arizona are used to transport drugs across the border. Critics disputed the claim as exaggerated. Her office later attributed most human smuggling to drug cartels, which it says are by definition drug smugglers.
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Missing California teen found safe in Bell after week
Monica Valenzuela, 14, who vanished after leaving Bell High School on June 17, was located unharmed days later. Bell police say she was brought to the station by her mother, and Capt. Anthony Miranda confirmed she is well and safe. The girl had run away due to family issues and had been staying with a friend in Cudahy.
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G20 Summit Opens as New Leaders Face Global Deficit Pressures
World leaders gather in Toronto for talks on stimulus, deficits, and a proposed global bank tax. Canada’s Jim Flaherty stresses sustainable growth while Hu Jintao and Stephen Harper sign a beef and visa accord. New leaders in Britain Japan and Australia join the summit amid security drills and protests.
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Letter bomb kills aide to Greek minister in Athens
Police say a letter bomb originally mailed to the minister’s political office was later taken to the ministry in central Athens. Giorgos Vassilakis opened the envelope on the seventh floor, died, and the blast damaged the building. The sender was listed as Christos Karavellas, a former Siemens Greece executive and corruption suspect. Suspicion falls on militants opposing government policies.
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Italian mobster nabbed in France
Italian officials report Giuseppe Falsone, one of Italy’s 30 most wanted fugitives, arrested in Marseille France. Interior Minister Maroni says he has been a fugitive for over a decade and must serve a life sentence.
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Giuseppe Falsone
Marseille
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