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  Egypt: Chief justice sworn in as interim president

  The chief justice of Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court was sworn in Thursday as the nation's interim president, taking over hours after the military ousted the Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

• Mexico

  Police find body of suspect in bar kidnappings

  (AP) Prosecutors say police found the burned body of one of the main suspects in the abduction of 12 young people from a Mexico City after-hours club a month ago.
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  Bolivian leader's plane rerouted on Snowden fear

  The plane carrying Bolivian President Evo Morales was rerouted to Austria after various European countries refused to let it cross their airspace because of suspicions that NSA leaker Edward Snowden was on board, Bolivian officials said Tuesday.
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  Egypt: Army chief meets commanders before deadline

  A Defense Ministry official says army chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is meeting with his top commanders, hours before the military's deadline to the president and opposition to resolve the nation's political crisis is set to expire.
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  Egypt: 7 killed in Cairo clashes

  Security and hospital officials say seven people have been killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Egypt's Islamist president in Cairo.
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  IMMIGRATION

  Fort Lauderdale gay married binational couple first recognized for green card

  A gay married couple from Fort Lauderdale are the first recognized by U.S. Immigration for a green card.
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  Egypt: Protesters storm Muslim Brotherhood's HQ

  Protesters have stormed and ransacked the Cairo headquarters of President Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood Islamist group.
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  North Miami

  Israeli official grapples with anti-Israeli media

  The general consensus in the audience was that most of the press Israel gets is bad press.
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  BUSINESS

  Broward businessman recalls captivity in China

  With no time for sleep and craving Chinese food, Chip Starnes goes straight back to work to rebuild the company.
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  Keys family aboard missing schooner near New Zealand

  Rescue crews searching for a classic American schooner carrying seven people — reportedly including a Florida Keys family — believe the boat sank between New Zealand and Australia, although they haven't given up hope of finding survivors.
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  BROWARD COUNTY

  Broward businessman held hostage in China back home

  The CEO of a Coral Springs medical supply company was detained for six days by employees at his company’s Beijing plant.
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  Brazil

  Security concerns could cast a shadow on 2014 World Cup in Brazil

  No one expected massive street demonstrations during the Confederations Cup, which ends Sunday. Now, Brazil will have to learn lessons during the protests and apply them to security plans for the World Cup.
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  U.S. Security

  As whistleblower Snowden remains out of sight, Ecuador mulls consequences of asylum plea

  Ecuador says it’s studying the asylum application of Edward Snowden, the NSA whistleblower who is thought to be in Moscow.
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  International Trade

  Town hall meeting focuses on importance of trade to Florida economy

  British Consul General Kevin McGurgan said at the Miami meeting that jobs will be created and trade will surge under a proposed transatlantic trade pact.
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  WAR COURT

  Guantánamo prosecutor uncovers CIA photos of accused bomber

  One case prosecutor revealed in a secret court session that CIA photos of the alleged bomber had surfaced.

• Where is Edward Snowden?

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  Afghan peace process in disarray as U.S. prepares to meet Taliban

  U.S. officials will meet with the Taliban on Thursday in a major breakthrough aimed at opening peace talks to end the war in Afghanistan, as the U.S. prepares for the end of its combat involvement.
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  Obama

  German Consul General nostalgic on Obama Berlin visit

  Eva Countess Kendeffy, the top German official in Florida who helped organize Obama’s previous visits to Germany, is nostalgic about Obama’s Berlin visit. She will retire at the end of June.
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  Venezuela

  Amid woes at home, Maduro meets with Pope Francis

  Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Pope Francis swept away years of tension between the administration and the Roman Catholic Church on Monday during what Maduro called an “extraordinary” meeting.

• Rice Latam

  Reaction muted among Latin UN diplomats to Rice’s move

  Ambassador Susan Rice leaves little record on Latin America and Caribbean issues at the U.N. as she heads to a new job as President Barack Obama’s National Security Adviser, regional watchers say.

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