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Trump and Colombia’s Petro to Meet at White House in High-Stakes First Talks — REUTERS / Sergio Acero

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Trump and Colombia’s Petro to Meet at White House in High-Stakes First Talks

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Despite some recent cordiality, the Colombian and Americans leaders have long traded barbs and accusations.See the Story

FIFA boss Gianni Infantino apologises for fans joke - and insists Trump deserved peace prize — Alex Wong/Getty Images via Getty Images

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FIFA boss Gianni Infantino apologises for fans joke - and insists Trump deserved peace prize

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The president of world football's governing body FIFA has apologised to British football fans after a comment which was criticised as a "cheap joke" by the Football Supporters' Association. See the Story

Venezuelans Rally in Caracas to Demand Release of Maduro, His Wife

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Venezuelans Rally in Caracas to Demand Release of Maduro, His Wife

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CARACAS, Feb. 3 (Xinhua) -- Thousands of people rallied in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas on Tuesday to demand the release of the country's President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, one month after they were seized by force during a U.S. military operation in Venezuela. Read full story See the Story

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