Costa Rica finds US student missing at sea
Kai Lamar, a U.S. student on a religious mission trip, was found dead off Bejuco beach in Costa Rica after an undertow pulled him and two classmates away from shore. Caity Jones and James Smith were recovered earlier. the trio were juniors on a mission trip organized by Impulse International Mission Trips.
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Costa Rica
Kai Lamar
U.S
Shari Lamar
Costa Rican
Coast Guard
Bejuco Beach
Pacific
Jesus Escalona
Red Cross
Caity Jones
James Smith
Patriot Preparatory Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Escalona
Smith
Lamar
Impulse International Mission Trips
Salvation Army
Paul Blythe
Jones
Kansas
Bahrain uses online loyalty pledges as Gulf power balance shifts
Bahrain's justice ministry accuses opponents while officials push a patriotic online blitz on Facebook and Twitter. The regime seeks to portray itself as in control amid Shiite-Sunni tensions and Iran’s growing regional pressure, as Tehran criticizes Bahrain's crackdown and Gulf states warn Iran to stop meddling.
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United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Washington
Gulf
U.S. Navy
Iran
America
Shadi Hamid
Brookings Doha Center
Qatar
Tehran
Saudi Arabia
Gulf Arab
Abu Dhabi
Chamber of Commerce
Correa Declares Referendum Victory In Ecuador
President Rafael Correa announced victory after exit polls showed all 10 referendum questions approved by voters. The results strengthen his grip on power with critics fearing tighter media control, judicial overhaul, and longer detention without charges.
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Ecuador
Rafael Correa
SP Investigacion Y Estudios
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Enrique Correa
Chile
Correa
Citizen's Revolu
Hugo Chavez
Venezuela
Judicial Oversight Council
Lenin Moreno
Lucio Gutierrez
Associat
South America
Gutierrez
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