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Bolivian President Evo Morales’ Plane Searched For Signs of Snowden, But Morales Flies On To Bolivia
Bolivia plans to file a complaint with the United Nations over EU countries blocking airspace and searching Morales’ plane.
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Portugal Names New Finance Minister As Country Struggles To Escape Recession
Portugal's minister of finances resigned on Monday, after engineering massive bailout plan designed to get the country out of recession.
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Manchester United Transfer News: Ronaldo, Cavani, Thiago And Ranocchia Linked With Old Trafford Moves
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