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GUANTANAMO NAVY BASE

Prelate bridges an old divide

The Catholic archbishop for U.S. armed forces maked a pilgrimage of peace from the U.S. Navy base at Guantánamo to the Castros' Cuba.

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Lorena Garcia, 53, carries a bags of mangoes and coffee beans that she sells throughout the town of Catacamas, in Honduras' state of Olancho. Garcia, a widowed mother of 11, is from the same town as ousted Honduran leader Manuel Zelaya and said she supports his return because he once gave her money and his wife provides lunches for the poor.

    COUP IN HONDURAS

    Opinion mixed in 'Mel's' hometown

    In the rural town where Manuel 'Mel' Zelaya grew up, some are still loyal to him, while others are glad he was forced out.

  • Tight budgets can't keep fireworks down

    Sixty-thousand people are expected at downtown Miami's Bayfront Park for its flagship Fourth of July show Saturday, and tens of thousands more will go to Fort Lauderdale's offshore extravaganza. And despite well-documented budget issues facing local governments this year, dozens of other cities and organizations throughout South Florida will forge ahead with costly nighttime displays.

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