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Hira Humayun

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  • Senior News Desk Editor, CNN
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Haiti’s World Cup run ends with a Supreme Court ruling striking a blow to many fans

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By Hira Humayun Verified
| The Dallas Examiner Verified
ATLANTA – Haitian fans emerged in force in downtown Atlanta on Wednesday, donned in red and blue jerseys to watch the Caribbean nation’s last match of this year’s World Cup. While Haiti didn’t win its match against Morocco, fans were jubilant about being able to cheer on their team, which defied the odds to play in its first World Cup stint since the ’70s. But that joy was short-lived.
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Rescuers race to save trapped residents as death toll soars after Venezuela earthquakes

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By Helen Regan Verified, Elise Hammond Verified, Hira Humayun Verified
| CNN Verified
• Rising death toll: Rescuers are continuing to search for survivors of this week’s devastating earthquakes in Venezuela as the clock ticks down on the “golden window” to save those trapped in the rubble. At least 920 people are dead, according to the country’s top lawmaker. • Urgent search operations: Hospitals are struggling to treat the injured amid decades of neglect in Venezuela’s healthcare system.
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The coastal state battered by Venezuela’s earthquakes is no stranger to tragedy

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By Uriel Blanco, Mary Triny Mena, Hira Humayun Verified
| KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
(CNN) — In Venezuela’s coastal state of La Guaira, which was hardest hit in the massive twin earthquakes on Wednesday, residents said they spent the night awake and reported that several people remained trapped in the rubble after severe damage to dozens of apartment buildings. “We felt the jolt, so to speak — the start of the earthquake. And it was very strong … we gathered out here and saw all the damage,” local resident José Terraza, 68, told journalists on the ground working on behalf of CNN.
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