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With Tango And Baseball, Obama Offers Latin America A Softer Image Of US
Dancing tango, watching baseball and acting in a TV comedy, US President Barack Obama used cultural soft power to polish his country's image in Latin America this week.
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Barack Obama Honors Victims Of US-Backed Argentina Dictators
President Barack Obama paid homage on Thursday to victims of Argentina's former US-backed dictatorship, admitting the United States was "slow to speak out for human rights" in those dark days.
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Soft Shoe Diplomacy: Obama Dances The Tango At Argentine State Dinner
State dinners can be staid. But not on Wednesday, when US President Barack Obama, on a visit to Argentina, was game for a go at tango -- with a pro, no less.
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Barack Obama Praises Swift Pace Of Economic Reforms In Argentina
President Barack Obama on Wednesday praised Argentina's new center-right President Mauricio Macri for the swift pace of reforms to create a stronger economy and said the United States was ready to help the South American country.
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Barack Obama Considering Visit To Hiroshima: Official
The White House is considering a possible visit by President Barack Obama to Hiroshima, the Japanese city devastated in history's first atomic bombing at the close of World War II, a US official told AFP.
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Barack Obama Arrives In Argentina To Reset Relations After Years Of Tension
US President Barack Obama arrived in Argentina on Wednesday to reset diplomatic relations and strengthen trade ties with a country that was part of South America's left-wing bloc until pro-business President Mauricio Macri took power in December.
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From Cuba, History-Laden Trip Takes Barack Obama To Argentina
After bidding to turn the page on the Cold War in Cuba, Barack Obama headed Tuesday to Argentina where campaigners hope he will acknowledge US backing for its former dictatorship.
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Barack Obama To Honor Victims Of Argentina's 'Dirty War'
President Barack Obama plans to honor the victims of Argentina's "dirty war" when he visits the country next week, a trip that coincides with the anniversary of a military coup.
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May Go to US to Challenge Barack Obama: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
Ridiculing the US qualification of Venezuela as a security threat, President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday he may travel to Washington to challenge American counterpart Barack Obama.
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Military solution in Syria would be futile, Pope tells G20
Pope Francis, in a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the G20 summit, urged world leaders to "lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution" in Syria.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Barack Obama hails 'first pope from the Americas'
US President Barack Obama offered "warm wishes" on behalf of the American people to newly elected Pope Francis on Wednesday, hailing the Argentine as "the first pope from the Americas."
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With Tango And Baseball, Obama Offers Latin America A Softer Image Of US
Dancing tango, watching baseball and acting in a TV comedy, US President Barack Obama used cultural soft power to polish his country's image in Latin America this week.
-
Barack Obama Honors Victims Of US-Backed Argentina Dictators
President Barack Obama paid homage on Thursday to victims of Argentina's former US-backed dictatorship, admitting the United States was "slow to speak out for human rights" in those dark days.
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Soft Shoe Diplomacy: Obama Dances The Tango At Argentine State Dinner
State dinners can be staid. But not on Wednesday, when US President Barack Obama, on a visit to Argentina, was game for a go at tango -- with a pro, no less.
-
Barack Obama Praises Swift Pace Of Economic Reforms In Argentina
President Barack Obama on Wednesday praised Argentina's new center-right President Mauricio Macri for the swift pace of reforms to create a stronger economy and said the United States was ready to help the South American country.
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Barack Obama Considering Visit To Hiroshima: Official
The White House is considering a possible visit by President Barack Obama to Hiroshima, the Japanese city devastated in history's first atomic bombing at the close of World War II, a US official told AFP.
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Barack Obama Arrives In Argentina To Reset Relations After Years Of Tension
US President Barack Obama arrived in Argentina on Wednesday to reset diplomatic relations and strengthen trade ties with a country that was part of South America's left-wing bloc until pro-business President Mauricio Macri took power in December.
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From Cuba, History-Laden Trip Takes Barack Obama To Argentina
After bidding to turn the page on the Cold War in Cuba, Barack Obama headed Tuesday to Argentina where campaigners hope he will acknowledge US backing for its former dictatorship.
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Barack Obama To Honor Victims Of Argentina's 'Dirty War'
President Barack Obama plans to honor the victims of Argentina's "dirty war" when he visits the country next week, a trip that coincides with the anniversary of a military coup.
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May Go to US to Challenge Barack Obama: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
Ridiculing the US qualification of Venezuela as a security threat, President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday he may travel to Washington to challenge American counterpart Barack Obama.
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Military solution in Syria would be futile, Pope tells G20
Pope Francis, in a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the G20 summit, urged world leaders to "lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution" in Syria.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Barack Obama hails 'first pope from the Americas'
US President Barack Obama offered "warm wishes" on behalf of the American people to newly elected Pope Francis on Wednesday, hailing the Argentine as "the first pope from the Americas."
