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Peru will not recognize Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela's "democratically elected president"
Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela
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Biden warns world closer to nuclear war than ever since 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
Biden said his concerns stem from the fact that he feels he knows and understands Russian President Vladimir Putin “fairly well” and that he believed the former KGB spymaster “not joking when he talks about the use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons”
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Private consortium that flagged 2020 election 'misinformation' defends its work with feds
Election Integrity Partnership denies it aimed to "decide what is or isn’t 'misinformation,'" says DHS never filed misinformation reports through its system. New statement doesn't mention State Department's misinformation reports.
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Goya CEO received in Miami with standing ovation, quotes iconic Reagan speech
Turning to the pages of history, Unanue recalled a speech made by President Ronald Reagan during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift Crisis about Cuban American legacy of Freedom
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Conservative leaning Democratic Latinos now voting Republican, poll shows
In NBC’s latest poll with Telemundo, that flipped dramatically – only 17% of conservative Latinos now say they prefer Democratic control of Congress
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Trump to Latino leadership conference: "With the help of Hispanic Americans we will get our country back"
Trump energizes and honors Latinos at America First Policy Institute Conference in Miami
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GOP’s near-historic lead in trust is bad news for Democrats, says CNN analyst
Republicans won 55 House seats in the 1946 midterm elections - the only time they held a bigger lead.
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Former Army counterintelligence officer arranged migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard: reports
Several migrants told attorneys representing them that they were guided onto the planes by a woman named Perla
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California Gov. Newsom signs bill decriminalizing jaywalking
The bill states that an officer can only ticket a pedestrian for jaywalking when “a reasonably careful person would realize there is an immediate danger of collision”
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Democrats losing Latino voters to Republicans, new poll finds
While most Latinos still prefer Democrats to keep control of Congress, the number has significantly decreased over the years
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Brazil elections: Lula defeats Bolsonaro but heads to run-off election
Brazil will go to a second round of elections on October 30, after no candidate managed to reach more than 50% of the votes on Sunday