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Hurricane Melissa leaves 25 dead in Haiti, causes widespread damage in Jamaica and Cuba — REUTERS / pwu404

Hurricane Melissa · Haiti

Hurricane Melissa leaves 25 dead in Haiti, causes widespread damage in Jamaica and Cuba

43% Center coverage: 302 sources

Flooding from Hurricane Melissa killed 25 people in Haiti while the storm still churned across Cuba on Wednesday after leaving Jamaica with widespread damage and power outages, officials say.See the Story

Death Toll in Brazilian Police Raid Rises to 119, Drawing Criticism of Excessive Force — REUTERS / pwu404

Antonio Guterres · Rio De Janeiro

Death Toll in Brazilian Police Raid Rises to 119, Drawing Criticism of Excessive Force

40% Left coverage: 154 sources

Brazilian police say the death toll in a massive raid on a notorious drug gang in Rio de Janeiro has risen to 119 killed, including four policemen See the Story

Brazil's Lula "horrified" as Rio police raid death toll reaches at least 130

Lula Da Silva · Rio De Janeiro

Brazil's Lula "horrified" as Rio police raid death toll reaches at least 130

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva expressed shock at the fatalities from a massive police operation targeting Rio drug gangs that left scores dead, while residents and rights advocates accused authorities of summary executions.See the Story

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