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Death toll in Venezuelan earthquake over 200 as rescuers continue to sift through rubble

By Kevin Killough

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At least 164 dead in Venezuelan earthquake, strongest for the country in over a century

The quake could be felt as far away as Brazil's Amazon, over 1,000 miles from Venezuela's capital, Caracas.

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Two major earthquakes hit Venezuela, causing tsunami warnings for Puerto Rico coasts

The first earthquake was a foreshock that was Magnitude 7.2, followed by the main larger quake less than a minute later, which had a magnitude of 7.5, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio

U.S. sanctions five more Cuban entities, including one member of the Castro family

Among the entities sanctioned is the wife of Alejandro Castro Espín, who was previously sanctioned under Trump's orders.

Death toll rises to 21 in Columbian mine explosion

Brazilian president speaks after runoff defeat

Nationwide protests in Bolivia after the arrest of a prominent opposition governor

State Dept. confirms kidnapping of American couple in Haiti

Dominican Republic: Hurricane Fiona aftermath

Ecuadorian authorities vow to regain control of prisons amid a wave of violence

Schumer calls out Puerto Rican energy companies

Venezuelan government and opposition sign agreement to address humanitarian crisis.

Brother of Columbian senator extradited to the U.S.

Heavy rain and hail cause flooding in Oaxaca

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