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U.S. Consulate Employee Killed in Mexico: White House
A female employee of a U.S. consulate in Mexico, along with her U.S. husband and the husband of another consular employee, have been killed by unidentified murderers.

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Iraqi PM Leads in 7 Provinces Vote
The campaigner bloc led by current Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has taken strong leads in seven of Iraq's 18 provinces.

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Drug Cartel behind U.S. Consular Worker Assassination in Mexico

Uribe's Party Leads in Colombia Parliamentary Vote

Thai PM Refuses to Dissolve Parliament

Power Returns to 80 Percent of Chile

26 Students Killed in Bus Accident in India

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Colombians Vote Peacefully in Legislative Elections

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• Inter-clan Clash Kills 15 in Somalia: Report

• Egypt's Opposition Parties Call for Constitutional Amendments

• Burkina Faso President Meets Mauritanian Emissary amid Hostage Speculation

• Burkina Faso Reports 336 Deaths in Meningitis Outbreak

• Niger's Junta Reaffirms Ineligibility of Military Officers in Election

• Togo's Security Forces on Guard against Post-election Vandalism

• Burkina Faso Slightly Reshuffles Cabinet

• Nigerian Air Force Plane Crash-lands during Mock Exercise

• Tropical Storm Kills At Least 14 in Madagascar

• Burkina Faso President Reshuffles Government

• Togo Authorities Release Opposition Members after Brief Detention for Illegal Documents

• 30 Killed in Renewed Mogadishu Fighting

• Burkina Faso Denies Alleged Release of Italian Hostage

• Nigerian National Assembly Calls for Probe into Jos Violence

• Nigerian Police Revises Jos Violence Toll to 109

• Niger's Junta Leader Meets Ex-rebel Movement Delegation

• Somali Pirates Hijack Kenyan Fishing Vessel

• Islamist Commander Gunned down in Mogadishu

• Togo's PRR Candidate Acknowledges President Gnassingbe's Victory

• Kenya Flash Floods Death Toll Rises to 13

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