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Mass Wedding in Mexico City

Over 1,600 couples were married in a mass Valentine's Day wedding Saturday in Zocalo Square in Mexico City
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New President of Sri Lanka Visits India

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena made India his first visit abroad.
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Pluspetrol to Leave Country After Deadly Protests, Denies Environmental Damage

Pluspetrol, an Argentine oil company has announced that it will withdraw from an area of the Peruvian Amazon known as Pichanaki where it has been prospecting for potential gasoline deposits
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HIV Strain Found in Cuba Patients Can Progress to AIDS in Just Three Years, Might Be More Difficult to Diagnose

A new strain of HIV discovered in Cuban patients is worrying researchers. The HIV strain could turn to AIDS in as little as three years if left untreated.
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Son of Chilean President Resigns as Government Charity Head, Denies Wrongdoing

Sebastian Davalos, the son of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, has resigned as the head of a government charity.
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Carnival Brazil 2015: 10 Injured in Shooting in Tourist Location Near Rio; Police Activity Increasing As a Result

After days of celebrating, the scene turned to fear as a man opened fire after an argument in Paraty late Saturday night.
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Prosecutor Asks Federal Judge to Investigate Argentina President's Alleged Tampering in 1994 Bombing Probe

Gerardo Pollicita, an Argentine prosecutor has requested that a federal judge investigate President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner over allegations that she helped to cover up Iranian links to 1994 bombing at a Jewish center that led to the deaths of 85 people.
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Brazilian Carnival 2015: 10 of the Most Compelling Pictures from the Festival So Far [Slideshow]

Brazil's annual Carnival kicked off on Feb. 13 and will run through Feb. 17.
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Wal-Mart and Mexico Team Up to Improve Housing, Schools and Health Care for Farmworkers

The Mexican government and Wal-Mart have announced plans to improve the lives of farmworkers, Los Angeles Times reports.
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FARC Pledges not to Recruit Members Younger Than 17 As Peace Talks Continue

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia promised Thursday to stop recruiting children under the age of 17, Yahoo! News reports according to AFP.

At Least 16 Die After Train Crashes Into Bus in Mexico

A Friday bus crash in Mexico has left at least 16 people killed and has injured perhaps dozens more.
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Jaycee Chan Apologizes for not Being 'Good Role Model' Following Marijuana Charges, Six-Month Jail Sentence

The son of actor Jackie Chan apologized to the public Saturday as he was released from a jail after serving a six-month sentence, Associated Press reports.
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Mohammed Cartoonist Rushed to Hospital, One Dead After Shots Fired in Copenhagen Cafe

Two gunmen, who were allegedly trying to kill Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks, opened fire at a Copenhagen, Denmark cafe, firing at least 30 shots and killing one man Saturday.
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Canada Police Foil Valentine's Day Massacre Attempt in Nova Scotia

Police in Canada say they have foiled an alleged plot by an American woman and a Canadian man who planned to carry out a Valentine's Day massacre in the Halifax area before committing suicide.
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Pope Francis Welcomes New Cardinals, Tells Them to Forget About 'Pride' and 'Jealousy'

To welcome the 20 new cardinals, Pope Francis instructed the group to exercise pure charity and put aside other emotions, namely "pride" and "jealousy."
Chocolatier Arcelia Gallardo

SABOR: On Valentine's Day, a Chocolatier Shares Craft with the Indigenous Women of Latin America

With Valentine's Day upon us, lovebirds across the country are giving themselves a pass to indulge in large amounts of chocolate in the name of love. In the U.S. alone, more than 58 million pounds of chocolate candy are reportedly sold during Valentine's week, making up more than 5 percent of chocolate candy's sales for the year. At the same time, thousands of miles away in Latin America, award-winning Mexican-American Chocolatier Arcelia Gallardo is also taking her love and passion for chocolate to another level -- proving that it has the power to unify communities, empower women and ultimately change the world.

Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts: Gourmet Meals, Poetry, Mixtapes & More Things You Can Still Gift Your Loved Ones

Don't worry if you waited to the absolute last minute to give your special someone a present for Valentine's Day. Fortunately, there are several ideas that you can pull off to show your sweetie how much you care.
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Dominican Republic Archaeologists Find Ancient Limestone With Hierogylphics Representing Queen Cleopatra and Other Egypt Royalty [Pics]

Dominican archaeologist Dr. Kathleen Martinez Berry and her team discovered a limestone stele dating to the Ptolemaic period (350-30 BC) in the Egyptian Mediterranean coast.
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro

Plan to Over Overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro With Aircraft and Military Officers Stopped

President Nicolas Maduro announced to the Venezuelan people his government had thwarted a coup d'etat by some military officers to overthrow him. He claims the plotters had American backing.
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Islamic States Takes Iraq Town Minutes Away From US Air Base Housing Hundreds of Marines

ISIS militants who on Thursday seized most of a western Iraqi town are now just miles away from an air base where hundreds of U.S. Marines are training local forces.
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