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MEXICO CITY - Mexico's president accepted the resignation Wednesday of his top domestic security official, Interior Secretary Fernando Gomez Mont, and named a former congressman with experience in fighting drug cartels to replace him.
NAIROBI/KAMPALA - Experts from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) were in Uganda Wednesday to help probe weekend bombings by a Somali terror group that killed 76 people.
WASHINGTON - If the Somali terror group al-Shabab is responsible for the deadly attacks in Uganda, it could mean the group is capable of carrying out successful attacks in Africa and beyond, according to an intelligence assessment by the FBI and Homeland Security Department.
KAMPALA, Uganda - Investigators found an unexploded suicide vest with ball bearings in a disco hall in Uganda's capital, suggesting that militants had planned a third bombing during the World Cup final, officials said Tuesday.
KAMPALA, Uganda - Investigators found an unexploded suicide vest in a disco hall in Uganda's capital, suggesting that al-Shabab militants planned to carry out more attacks, a government official said Tuesday.
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- Mexico to press ahead with vote despite slaying
- Mexican governor candidate killed, cartels blamed
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- India asks Pakistan to arrest more Mumbai suspects
- 2 Pakistanis held in Zimbabwe, possible Mumbai tie
- Pakistani terror suspects held at South Africa border
- Malaysia nixes sports betting for non-Muslims
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