Train derailment near Santiago de Compostela kills many
A Spanish train derailed on approach to Santiago de Compostela, smashing into a security wall and sending carriages tumbling like dominoes. Eyewitnesses and video indicate speeds possibly double the limit, with at least 80 dead and many injured. Probes launched as authorities convert a sports arena into a morgue.
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Ramadan cafe bombings plague Baghdad during Ramadan
In Baghdad and north of the capital, attackers detonated hazardous devices at crowded cafes killing at least 16 at one site and wounding 20, then another blast near Baghdad wounded six. The monthlong violence has left at least 42 dead and 550 seriously injured as security worsens after a prison break.
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Military pressure as Egypt plans large pro army rallies
Egypt's military allies back Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi who urged mass street demonstrations to secure a mandate against violence and terrorism. Islamists loyal to ousted President Mohammed Morsi planned counter rallies, raising fears of clashes near Cairo and other sites.
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Pope Francis Urges Brazil Leaders in Slum Visit
In Rio's Varginha favela the pope challenged authorities to do more for the poor and condemned corruption and waste. He praised solidarity while noting persistent inequality as crowds cheered and security faced strains during his open popemobile ascent.
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