Chavez cust no match for Venezuela's crisis
A year after Chavez's death mourners visit his mausoleum in Caracas as Maduro struggles with widespread protests, crime, and inflation. Analysts note Maduro's reliance on Chavez's legacy while expanding military influence and facing UN and human rights criticism.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
el Comandante
Simon Bolivar
Chavez
Raimundo Villanueva
Anaco
Nicolas Maduro
Maduro
Alberto Barrera Tyszka
Villanueva
U.S
Ruben Blades
Tyszka
Latin America
United Nations
Luis Vicente Leon
Catanalisis
Henrique Capriles
Rebecca Hanson
University of Georgia
Attacks at Kunming Train Depot Kill 33 in China
Authorities blame Xinjiang separatists for a late Saturday knife assault at Kunming station in Yunnan that left 33 dead and 143 injured. Police detained one suspect and sought others as residents reacted with fear and calls for accountability.
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Kunming
China
Yunnan
Xinhua
Ber
Akpar
Xinjiang
Xie Yulong
Xi Jinping
Xie
Beijing
Jiang Hua
Jiang
Qiao Yunao
Associated Press
Sina Weibo
Tiananmen Gate
Sean Roberts
George Washington University
Roberts
California farmers hire dowsers to find water
In drought stricken California farmers hire water witches using copper rods to locate groundwater. Bronco Wine Co and others pay for divining services with Mondavi a leading figure in Napa Valley promoting the practice. Scientists dispute dowsing while USGS notes natural explanations for apparent success.
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ST. Helena
Calif
California
Bronco Wine Co
American Society of Dowsers, Inc
Napa Valley
Mondavi
Charles Krug
Ated
Tom Ballard
Taber Consultants
Marc Mondavi
Charles Krug Winery
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