‘Heart attack killed Hugo Chavez’
THE head of Venezuela’s presidential guard says President Hugo Chavez died of a massive heart attack after great suffering.
THE head of Venezuela’s presidential guard says President Hugo Chavez died of a massive heart attack after great suffering.
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THE death toll from the January nightclub fire in Brazil is now 240, after another victim died of his injuries in hospital.
VENEZUELA’S foreign minister has demanded that President Hugo Chavez be allowed to recover in peace.
VENEZUELAN President Hugo Chavez is fighting for his life in a Caracas military hospital 10 days after returning from cancer treatment in Cuba.
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A MODERATE 5.7 earthquake has struck off Chile, but there are no reports of damage or a tsunami.
THE Catholic World Youth Day festival will be held in July in Rio as scheduled despite the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
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REGULATORS in Brazil reject tech giant’s application to register iPhone trademark, having already recognised a local claim to name.
A MAN has gone to extraordinary measures to protect his car from a freak hail storm in Argentina.
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