Devastating Bronx fire claims 10th victim a 7 year old girl
AP reports a Bronx blaze killed a mother and four children, including a 7 year old who died after two days in hospital. Family spokesman Sheikh Moussa Drammeh confirmed the deaths amid a deadly fire grim tally.
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Bush tours Latin America urges human condition focus
In Uruguay Bush codes progress on trade with President Tabaré Vázquez as he avoids Chavez mentions. He promotes humane diplomacy and expands aid while seeking a freer trade pact with Uruguay amid tariff talks and immigration policy aims.
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Rafah border monitors describe Gaza crossing as operating properly
European monitors at Rafah terminal say Gaza's border functions despite ongoing claims of breaches. They note contraband is seized and checkpoints are strict, while Israel cites gaps allowing cash and militants through. Chaos and injuries accompany irregular openings and crowd crushes.
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Calderon vows tough drug crackdown despite threats
Mexican President Felipe Calderon told the AP threats from drug traffickers will not deter a broad military offensive. He pressed the United States to do more to curb US drug demand and urged stronger migrant protections as he outlined actions in Michoacan and other cartel hotspots.
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Bin Laden fans pledge allegiance on 50th birthday
Followers on Islamic websites posted pledges and videos marking Osama bin Ladens 50th birthday. An image shared by Abu Yacoub shows him in a helmet and khaki uniform with a two way radio from his Afghan war days. Chavez tours Latin America amid tension with Bush.
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Sri Lanka refugee toll tops one hundred thousand amid fighting
The Red Cross reports over 100000 displaced in eastern Sri Lanka as heavy clashes between government troops and Tamil Tiger rebels drive 15000 civilians from homes in two days. Since November about 105000 have fled to camps in Batticaloa district.
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