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Barack Obama Tells Latin America, World: Give Donald Trump Time, Don't Assume Worst
US President Barack Obama did in Latin America what he tried to do in Europe: tell worried citizens not to draw negative conclusions about the man he once called unfit to serve in the White House, President-elect Donald Trump.
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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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Gay Pride Events in Latin America Seek More Rights
Marchers in several Latin American nations including Chile and Mexico pressed for more gay rights Saturday, with many celebrating the US Supreme Court's historic decision allowing same-sex couples to wed.
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Latin America Celebrates Push by Barack Obama, Raul Castro to Heal US: Cuba Rift
As Latin American leaders applaud a historic thawing of animosity between the United States and Cuba, US President Barack Obama will meet Raul Castro for talks today that could further boost his reputation in the region.
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With Cuba and Immigration, Barack Obama Takes a New Look at Latin America
President Barack Obama has -- in just a few weeks and in spectacular fashion -- turned the tables on US policy toward Latin America, neglected by Washington for much of this century.
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US Urges Europe, Asia to Do More for UN Peacekeeping
The United States is urging countries in Europe, Latin America and Asia to commit more to U.N. peacekeeping operations around the world as Washington considers where it might be able to do the same, the U.S. envoy to the United Nations said on Friday.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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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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Edward Snowden tells rights groups he wants asylum in Russia
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden today said he wanted asylum in Russia until he can legally travel on to Latin America, adding that he has "no regrets" about revealing a vast US spying programme.
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US, China disagree sharply over handling of Edward Snowden case
Senior US and Chinese officials sharply disagreed on Thursday over China's handling of fugitive Edward Snowden, the former spy agency contractor accused of divulging US surveillance program secrets who was allowed to leave Hong Kong last month.
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US 'very disappointed' with China on Edward Snowden
The United States has told China it was upset the latter did not hand over US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden after he fled to Hong Kong, saying that the decision had undermined relations.
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Edward Snowden still in Moscow despite Bolivian plane drama
Bolivia today accused the United States of trying to "kidnap" its president, Evo Morales, after his plane was denied permission to fly over some European countries then inspected at Vienna airport on suspicion he was taking fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden to Latin America.
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US says Edward Snowden has right to 'fair trial' in America
The United States said Monday intelligence leaker Edward Snowden was still a US citizen and had the right to a "fair" trial if he returned to his native country.
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Obama cites potential of billion consumers in the Americas
Obama described US-Latin American ties as "one of the world's most dynamic trade relationships."
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Barack Obama Tells Latin America, World: Give Donald Trump Time, Don't Assume Worst
US President Barack Obama did in Latin America what he tried to do in Europe: tell worried citizens not to draw negative conclusions about the man he once called unfit to serve in the White House, President-elect Donald Trump.
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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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Gay Pride Events in Latin America Seek More Rights
Marchers in several Latin American nations including Chile and Mexico pressed for more gay rights Saturday, with many celebrating the US Supreme Court's historic decision allowing same-sex couples to wed.
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Latin America Celebrates Push by Barack Obama, Raul Castro to Heal US: Cuba Rift
As Latin American leaders applaud a historic thawing of animosity between the United States and Cuba, US President Barack Obama will meet Raul Castro for talks today that could further boost his reputation in the region.
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With Cuba and Immigration, Barack Obama Takes a New Look at Latin America
President Barack Obama has -- in just a few weeks and in spectacular fashion -- turned the tables on US policy toward Latin America, neglected by Washington for much of this century.
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US Urges Europe, Asia to Do More for UN Peacekeeping
The United States is urging countries in Europe, Latin America and Asia to commit more to U.N. peacekeeping operations around the world as Washington considers where it might be able to do the same, the U.S. envoy to the United Nations said on Friday.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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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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Edward Snowden tells rights groups he wants asylum in Russia
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden today said he wanted asylum in Russia until he can legally travel on to Latin America, adding that he has "no regrets" about revealing a vast US spying programme.
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US, China disagree sharply over handling of Edward Snowden case
Senior US and Chinese officials sharply disagreed on Thursday over China's handling of fugitive Edward Snowden, the former spy agency contractor accused of divulging US surveillance program secrets who was allowed to leave Hong Kong last month.
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US 'very disappointed' with China on Edward Snowden
The United States has told China it was upset the latter did not hand over US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden after he fled to Hong Kong, saying that the decision had undermined relations.
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Edward Snowden still in Moscow despite Bolivian plane drama
Bolivia today accused the United States of trying to "kidnap" its president, Evo Morales, after his plane was denied permission to fly over some European countries then inspected at Vienna airport on suspicion he was taking fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden to Latin America.
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US says Edward Snowden has right to 'fair trial' in America
The United States said Monday intelligence leaker Edward Snowden was still a US citizen and had the right to a "fair" trial if he returned to his native country.
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Obama cites potential of billion consumers in the Americas
Obama described US-Latin American ties as "one of the world's most dynamic trade relationships."
