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Paraguay: Lugo's fate highlights land issues

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Turmoil in Paraguay as president Fernando Lugo is ousted in what he calls a coup d'Etat. Discover also that Argentinians ordered to keep their money at home as the government moves to stop currency flight. Finally, more than one year later the earthquake in Japan, the clear up continues miles away in Alaska.

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