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U.S. vet reportedly ignored warnings before capture by Colombian rebels

President Juan Manuel Santos on Tuesday rejected the involvement of a leftist mediator in the handover of Sutay, potentially complicating his release.

William and Kate to leave hospital with new baby boy

The new third in line to the British throne was born at the central London hospital at 4:24 p.m. on Monday.

Luis Guillermo Solís wins Citizens Action Party presidential nomination

In a close primary election, political scientist Solís won by just 0.31 percent over lawmaker Juan Carlos Mendoza. Results must be confirmed by a hand count of ballots.

Costa Rican government vehicles set to ‘go green’ with new tax break on hybrid cars

A new decree mandates a 20 percent drop in the sales tax of hybrid vehicles in a move the government hopes will bring it closer to its goal of carbon neutrality by 2021.

International Organization for Migration meeting encourages more humane treatment of vulnerable migrants

With 110 reported cases of human trafficking in Central America in the last five years, the IOM is hoping to set new guidelines that protect migrants' human rights.

Explosive found at Brazil shrine before pope trip

The Brazilian military destroyed an explosive device discovered at the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida between Rio and São Paulo, where the pope is due to visit on Wednesday.

We must engage our youth!

"Numbers provide a black and white sketch of the world, and individual stories provide the colorful brush strokes needed to bring that world to life." -Anonymous

Helen Thomas, feisty scourge of presidents, dies at 92

For nearly 30 years, she closed press briefings with a no-nonsense "Thank you, Mr. President."

Mick Jagger: Rock’s original bad boy turns 70

Snarling and surly, they were the complete opposite of the family-friendly Beatles.

Latin America’s first pope heads to restive Brazil

Despite the past protests, the pope is ditching his armored "Popemobile" for an open-top jeep to have direct contact with the people. Authorities are deploying 30,000 troops and police in the crime-riddled city.

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