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José Flores, a Bolivian, threatened to blow up a plane so he could warn the president about an earthquake. The incident ended safely but could deal another blow to tourism.

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Topic: Jose Flores

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In Afghanistan, Army cook transforms rations into a mean burrito

Mexico boasts preparedness in hijacking

Mexico hijacker claims mission from God

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