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Brazil calls in troops for Confederation Cup matches as thousands protest across country

Brazil is calling in additional national guard troops to boost security for an international soccer tournament after two weeks of protests against inflation and corruption rocked city centers across the country.

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Court ruling favors Hosni Mubarak but he stays in jail
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Brazil calls in troops for Confederation Cup matches as thousands protest across country
Video: World's Oldest Head of State Turns 90: Israeli President Shimon Peres
Africa Union Commission, others take steps to end hunger on the continent
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Mali and Tuareg rebels sign peace deal
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Obama and Putin push Syria summit
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US surveillance leak source revealed
Let him go now: Mandela’s long-time friend tells family
North and South Korea agree to government-level meeting
Libya army chief of staff 'resigns'
Boy, 4, accidentally shoots, kills father
Prayers as Mandela stays in hospital
Mandela back in hospital with recurring lung infection
Queen officially opens BBC's new Broadcasting House building
Russia's Vladimir Putin and wife Lyudmila divorce
Prince Philip admitted to hospital
UK to pay more than $30 million to settle claims that British troops tortured Kenyan freedom fighters in 1950s
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Dutch women go topless to protest prosecution of Tunisian woman
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World must act over Syria chemical weapons - Hollande
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International

Brazil calls in troops for Confederation Cup matches as thousands protest across country
Video: World's Oldest Head of State Turns 90: Israeli President Shimon Peres
Africa Union Commission, others take steps to end hunger on the continent
G8 leaders to focus on tax and trade

Africa

Court ruling favors Hosni Mubarak but he stays in jail
12 killed in gun battle at UN building in Somalia
Mali and Tuareg rebels sign peace deal
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi to be tried in Libya in August

United States

Agents racing to save girl had one blurred clue
US spy data 'prevented attacks'
US spy leaker 'missing' in Hong Kong
Julian Assange to Edward Snowden: 'Go to Latin America'