Mexican rescuers, together with agents from the Local Police, rural guards, Civil Protection and other volunteers, will begin the search for missing people.
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A subject identified as Wilmer Tomás Ríos Viera, 50 years old, was arrested by officials of the Bolivarian National Police for allegedly abusing his two stepdaughters, minors, in the state of Aragua.
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New York University delegation on exchange trip to Cuba
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