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Honduran military sends president into exile
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Soldiers ousted the democratically elected president of Honduras on Sunday and Congress named a successor, but the leftist ally of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez denounced what he called an illegal coup and vowed to stay in power.
The first military takeover of a Central American government in 16 years drew widespread condemnation from governments in Latin America and the world — including the U.S. — and Chavez vowed to overthrow the country’s apparent new leader.
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Gunmen seize Irish, Ugandan aid workers in northern Darfur
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Palestinian factions arrest rivals to strengthen their grip on the West Bank, Gaza
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she will resign from office July 26
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British judge criticizes government for removing man from London home
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