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Family reunification program changes worry some in Winnipeg
She knew no English, she had no income, she had no idea how she would support herself, and she had even planned to bring family members from home once she got here.
El Salvador court hears arguments in abortion case
By MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Chief Medical Writer Doctors who treated Angelina Jolie are giving details of the operations the actress had to remove both breasts and reconstruct them with implants.
Woman charged with killing her daughter
In the months after she killed her 3-year-old daughter, allegedly in a religious fervor, a Nantucket woman's behavior shifted from extreme mania and psychosis to deep depression, according to a psychologist who testified on the opening day of her trial for second-degree murder.
Homeless shelter destroyed in Arlington County
It took one man to build, but multiple people and trucks to remove. Now an Arlington homeless camp is gone.
Growing up behind bars: The tragic children born to women...
Their only crime is that they were unfortunate enough to be born behind bars in a notorious El Salvadoran prison, but it may just be enough to condemn them to death.
Salvador's 'Pompeii' in need of help, UNESCO chief visits
UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova participates in a visit to the Joya de Ceren archaeological site in the town of San Juan Opico, 40 km west of San Salvador, on May 7, 2013.
Bulgarian UNESCO Chief Visits Archaeological Site in San Salvador
On 7 May, the last day of her official visit in El Salvador, the Director- General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, undertook a visit to the Joya de Ceren, a pre-Hispanic farming community inscribed on the World Heritage List UNESCO 's Director General, Bulgarian Irina Bokova , visited Tuesday the archaeological site Joya de Ceren, 40 km northwest of San ... (more)
Robert Menendez introduces bill to provide weapons to Syrian opposition
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez speaks during a press conference in the International Law Enforcement Academy in San Salvador, El Salvador last month.s. U.S. Sen.
Obama might accept immigration bill without help for same-sex couples
Obama, on a visit to Central America in part to tout his support of an immigration overhaul, backs the inclusion for same-sex couples, but would not say if he would veto a bill without it.
May Day march in S.F., rally in Oakland
A police officer covers his ears as the public address speakers pass by and the chanting gets loud on Van Ness Avenue as 1,000 march from the Mission to a rally at Civic Center Plaza.
Vatican official: Romero saint effort 'unblocked'
The Vatican official spearheading the case to make slain Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador a saint said Tuesday the process is moving forward under Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, after years of delay under previous popes.
El Salvador's Supreme Court continues to stall on lifesaving abortion case
El Salvador's Supreme Court has still not ruled to allow a critically ill woman access to lifesaving abortion care, despite petitions from the woman and her family, medical professionals, El Salvador's Ministry of Health, reproductive rights activists in the country and international human rights groups.
Fitch Affirms Banco Davivienda Salvadoreno's IDR at 'BB+'
NEW YORK/SAN SALVADOR, April 23 Fitch Ratings has today affirmed Banco Davivienda Salvadoreno's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating at 'BB+'. The rating outlook is Stable.
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Sainthood for slain El Salvadoran archbishop Oscar Romero moving forward
The Vatican official spearheading the case to make slain Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador a saint said Tuesday the process is moving forward under Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, after years of delay under previous popes.
Sainthood for slain El Salvadoran archbishop Oscar Romero moving forward
A religious magazine has reported that the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints confirmed someone was inexplicably cured thanks to John Paul II's intervention Salvadorans carry signs honoring martyred Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero during a Palm Sunday march through the streets of San Salvador, El Salvador, Sunday March 24, 2013.
Sainthood for slain El Salvadoran archbishop Oscar Romero moving forward
Salvadorans carry signs honoring martyred Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero during a Palm Sunday march through the streets of San Salvador, El Salvador, Sunday March 24, 2013.
How Coffee Brings The World Together
Forty percent of all coffee comes from Brazil. Here, coffee plantation workers pour sun-dried coffee beans into burlap sacks in Minas Gerais.
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Deployment ceremony for NH soldiers
The soldiers will be gone for six months as part of a Salvadoran-led police advisory team.