By IBTimes
On Tuesday, Cuba’s official Communist Party newspaper Granma finally gave an official estimate of the number of people currently incarcerated in the nation’s jails. (May 24)
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HUMAN RIGHTS, UNITED NATIONS, LAWYER
By Natural News
Autism was once thought to be a psychological disorder because of the lack of eye contact that is hallmark in the child with autism. (May 24)
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CALIFORNIA, AUTISM
By Health Canal
Conventional estimates of dementia incidence in middle-income countries have been too optimistic, suggests one of the largest studies of dementia incidence to date, led by researchers at King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry and published online in The Lancet today. (May 24)
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CHINA, MEXICO
By IBTimes
Cuba's hope of cutting its energy dependence on Venezuela by developing new domestic sources of crude oil has suffered a blow -- the first in a series of exploratory offshore wells is a dry hole. (May 18)
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CHINA, GOLD, FLORIDA, OIL SPILL
By IBTimes
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez returned from Cuba Saturday after completing another round of radiotherapy treatment for an undisclosed type of cancer. (May 14)
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ELECTIONS, CANCER
By IBTimes
The parents of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, a United States soldier taken prisoner by Taliban affiliates, have revealed previous secret attempts by the U.S. to trade him for Taliban prisoners. (May 10)
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AFGHANISTAN, PAKISTAN, CONGRESS
By IBTimes
A Russian Sukhoi SuperJet 100 vanished over Indonesia on Wednesday during a demo flight meant to promote Russia's first newly-designed passenger jet since the Soviet collapse. (May 09)
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PAKISTAN, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, RUSSIA, AGING, LONDON
By IBTimes UK
England joins the list of most popular destinations which include Italy and France. (May 09)
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NEW YORK, SOUTH AFRICA
By IBTimes
High-level detainees have been released to insurgent groups as part of a negotiation to quell violence in regions of Afghanistan, the Washington Post reports. (May 07)
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AL-QAEDA, AFGHANISTAN, COURT, LAWYER