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Fabiane
Niclotti (Front) from Rio Grand do Sul state
is crowned Miss Brazil 2004 in Sao Paulo,
Brazil April 16.
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Adrian Bell Killed by Car
Adrian Bell Jr., 54, was struck by a car and
killed last Thursday evening in Escazú. Mr. Bell was struck by an
out-of-control vehicle as he waited for a taxi.
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Man Arrested For Underage Sex
A 53 year of man identified only by his last name of Castro, was detained
yesterday by members of the Unidad contra la Explotación Sexual (UCES),
which is part Ministerio de Seguridad Pública.
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More than 200.000 to be Vaccinated
As part of a campaign for all
of North America, this Saturday will begin the vaccination of more than
200.000 people in Costa Rica.
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Indian, Latin American Groups Share Prize
Two educational institutions
that train people in India and Latin America to be environmental stewards
will share the 2004 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, University of
Southern California officials said Monday.
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Honduras to withdraw troops from Iraq
Honduras decided Monday to
pull its troops out of Iraq as soon as possible, one day after Spanish Prime
Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero ordered his country's soldiers to
return home.
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Brazilian president praises cooperation with China
Brazilian President Luis Inacio
Lula da Silva said Monday that his country's relations with China are in the
best period and cover the areas of politics, economy, science and technology
and culture.
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Cuba criticizes US for human rights abuses at
Guantanamo
Cuba has tabled a draft
resolution at the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Commission, claiming
widespread human rights abuses by the United States against detainees at the
Guantanamo naval base in Cuba, the official newspaper Juventud Rebelde
reported on Monday.
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Venezuela slams US senator over attack on Chavez
Venezuelan Vice President
Jose Vicente Rangel on Monday slammed US Democratic Senator Bill Nelson of
Florida, who branded Hugo Chavez's government as "hostile and unfriendly."
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