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(CNN) -- Judith Boutelle plopped herself down on Wednesday and prayed for a helicopter -- the only way out of town.

She's one of the hundreds of tourists stranded by days of heavy rain near the majestic Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, in the mountains of southern Peru.

The rain triggered mudslides that blocked a rail line leading out of a city near the ruins. Authorities have evacuated many by helicopter, but bad weather has posed challenges for them.

"There's stress," Boutelle said by phone to CNN, "but we're comfortable."

She and her husband, Jerry -- 65-year-olds from Petersburg, Illinois -- went to Peru to see the famous ruins. They've been stuck in a town near the ruins for the last three days, waiting for choppers to whisk them out.

News reports say the rain and floods have killed at least seven people in the region, including a tourist from Argentina.

An estimated 10,000 people have been affected by the rain and 2,000 homes have been ruined in and around Machu Picchu, authorities said.

James Fennell, spokesman of the U.S. Embassy in Lima, told CNN the Peruvians are saying about 2,000 people need to be evacuated from the region.

Several hundred tourists have been stranded in Aguas Calientes, a town at the base of popular tourist attraction. There also have been reports of stranded people on the Inca Trail, a popular hiking trail that leads to Machu Picchu.

Peru's Foreign Trade and Tourism Minister Martin Perez said Wednesday that the elderly, children and pregnant women have priority for evacuation. He denied reports of preferential treatment for foreigners, saying 103 of 475 tourists evacuated Tuesday were Peruvian. Watch iReport account of Peru flooding

Quoted by state media, Perez said authorities were planning to evacuate 120 tourists an hour but need "the weather's help." He said authorities could evacuate 840 tourists if they could get seven hours of decent weather.

On Wednesday, poor weather threatened the ability of authorities to conduct evacuations, he said, and the forecast calls for rain through Friday.

Fennell said some Americans might have left by Peruvian aircraft on Monday and 50 were evacuated by U.S. and Peruvian choppers on Tuesday. He said that as of Wednesday, officials estimate about 200 U.S. citizens were in Aguas Calientes.

Fennell said four U.S. government helicopters arrived on Tuesday and two more were expected to help Peru in the evacuation.

The Peruvian helicopters can accommodate up to 20 people but the U.S. aircraft carry only five. Peru also is bringing in food and water to the region, Fennell said.

"The evacuation operations were planned to continue today, weather permitting. The embassy is totally focused on getting Americans out," he told CNN.

"We're very grateful for their efforts," Fennell said of the Peruvian government. "We're totally focused on working with them and getting everybody out quickly and safely."

The embassy says that the train to and from Cusco and Machu Picchu has been canceled because of landslides, and the roads in and out of Machu Picchu have been closed. One bridge had collapsed and water has covered the other.

"Peruvian authorities are working to open a route out of Machu Picchu," the embassy said in a message.

Cusco is the closest major city to Machu Picchu. That's where Pamela Alvarez, 29, works as a receptionist at the Royal Inka Hotel.

She said a Brazilian guest went to Machu Picchu, got stuck there with everyone else and has been unable to come back to the hotel for two days.

"All the people are in the train station, waiting for helicopters so they can get out to go to Cusco," she said.

Boutelle said she and her tour group visited Machu Picchu on Sunday and stayed overnight on Monday, but she hadn't been able to leave since then.

She said she and others have been been well-sheltered and well-fed at a hotel, but endured inconveniences. For example, people came to Machu Picchu for the day from their hotels in Cusco without the proper amount of clothing or medication for an extended period.

Boutelle said she and her husband are among a handful left from their group, most of whom have been airlifted out.

They had hoped to leave on Tuesday after wearily standing in an evacuation line for hours during a chaotic day where people jostled to get on helicopters. But they never made it out and were hopeful that they could leave as soon as possible.

"We hope today, but we're pessimistic about it," she said. "It's going to take a long time to evacuate."

Several people fretted about the predicament.

Roberto Rocafort, a 64-year-old tour manager, said officials in the town haven't been prepared to deal with the eventuality and he said conditions resembled a "war zone" for many of the people stranded.

News reports say people are sleeping on the street, in gyms, schools, trains and tents. Wearing days-old clothing, sleeping outside, and lacking money and access to proper medications add up to an "alarming, difficult and scary" situation, Rocafort said.

Rocafort said he's worried food supplies will dwindle greatly in days if help isn't accelerated.

"We need the U.S.A. to help us," Rocafort said.

Rocafort said that thousands of Argentines enjoying their summertime are in the town.

Argentine Consul in Lima Gabriel Volpi said that about 600 Argentine tourists were trapped and that one of them has died.

A weather alert has been issued for southern Peru, which has received record rainfall over the past three days, according to the Peruvian national weather service.

More rain is expected through Friday, though less than what's already drenched the region. A state of emergency has been declared in southeastern Peru, which includes Machu Picchu, according to Javier Velasquez, the president of Peru's Cabinet.

Machu Picchu is the ancient Incan city on a mountain in the Andes, standing nearly 8,000 feet -- 2,340 meters -- above sea level in a tropical mountain forest.

Known as the "Lost City of the Incas," Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and draws tens of thousands of international tourists every year.

CNN's Claudia Rebaza and Mark Bixler contributed to this report.

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text: scary

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text: said

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text: 's

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text: supplies

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text: days

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text: help

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text: We

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text: U.S.A.

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text: Rocafort

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text: town

text: Argentine

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text: about

text: Argentine

text: tourists

text: were

text: trapped

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text: that

text: one

text: of

text: them

text: has

text: died

text: A

text: weather

text: alert

text: has

text: been

text: issued

text: for

text: southern

text: Peru

text: which

text: has

text: received

text: record

text: rainfall

text: over

text: the

text: past

text: three

text: days

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text: the

text: Peruvian

text: national

text: weather

text: service

text: More

text: rain

text: is

text: expected

text: through

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text: 's

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text: region

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text: state

text: of

text: emergency

text: has

text: been

text: declared

text: in

text: southeastern

text: Peru

text: which

text: includes

text: Machu

text: Picchu

text: according

text: to

text: Javier

text: Velasquez

text: the

text: president

text: of

text: Peru

text: 's

text: Cabinet

text: Machu

text: Picchu

text: is

text: the

text: ancient

text: Incan

text: city

text: on

text: a

text: mountain

text: in

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text: Andes

text: standing

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text: feet

text: meters

text: above

text: sea

text: level

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text: mountain

text: forest

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text: Lost

text: City

text: of

text: the

text: Incas

text: Machu

text: Picchu

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text: a

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text: draws

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text: thousands

text: of

text: international

text: tourists

text: every

text: year

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text: 's

text: Claudia

text: Rebaza

text: and

text: Mark

text: Bixler

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text: to

text: this

text: report

question: What cut the train line to the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Piccu?

answer: mudslides

text: mudslides

question: How many tourist are stranded?

answer: Several hundred

text: Several hundred

question: Where have 10,000 people been affected and 2,000 homes ruined?

answer: around Machu Picchu,

text: around Machu Picchu,

question: How many people have been affected?

answer: 10,000

question: Where are hundreds of tourists stranded after days of heavy rain?

answer: near the majestic Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, in the mountains of southern Peru.

text: near the majestic Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, in the mountains of southern Peru.


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Mexico City, Mexico (CNN) -- The death toll from heavy floods and mudslides in Mexico increased Tuesday to 41, a government agency announced.

Most of the deaths -- 30 -- have occurred in eastern Michoacan state, on the central Pacific coast. The state attorney general's office released a list of the deceased Tuesday.

Another 12 people are missing after mudslides from two large hills, Michoacan Gov. Leonel Godoy said Tuesday.

The remaining 11 deaths resulted from a mudslide Saturday near the small town of Temascaltepec in neighboring Mexico state.

Interior Secretary Fernando Francisco Gomez Mont has declared a state of natural disaster for the Michoacan cities of Angangueo, Ocampo, Tiquicheo de Nicolas Romero, Tuxpan and Tuzantla. The declaration makes those cities eligible for money from the federal natural disaster fund.

The death toll in Michoacan had been 27 until three additional bodies were discovered Tuesday.

Godoy said officials are focusing on three tasks: searching for anyone who is alive, recovering bodies and removing boulders and downed trees. Officials are under pressure to act quickly, he said, because another cold front with more possible rain is expected within the next few days.

More than 3,500 Michoacan residents are homeless, the state government said on its Web site.

In addition to Michoacan and Mexico states, unusually heavy rain in the past week also flooded parts of Mexico City, the nation's capital.

Up to 37,000 people nationwide have been affected, government officials said.

On Sunday, Mexican President Felipe Calderon toured Valle de Chalco, another city in Mexico state on the eastern outskirts of the Mexico City metro area.

National Water Commission Director Jose Luis Luege said Tuesday that contaminated water from a sewage network there that overflowed Friday will continue to flood the town for at least another 48 hours. The break in the sewage pipe had been fixed, but it burst again.

Officials also built two dikes to contain the sewage but were unable to use them out of concern that they would burst under the intense pressure from the floodwaters, Luege said.

"It's a very complicated operation," he said.

More than 3,000 homes in Valle de Chalco were flooded.

Mexico state is bordered on the west by Michoacan and adjoins Mexico City on three sides -- north, east and west.

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question: Where was most of the deaths

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question: are any people missing

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question: How many people nationwise are affected by the floods?

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question: How many people were missing after the mudslide

answer: 12

question: where did most deaths occur

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Editor's note: Pedro A. Moreno GarcÃa is the associate director of Hispanic Catechesis Diocese of Austin, Texas.

Pedro A. Moreno GarcÃa says he believes each immigrant welcomed is an opportunity for America's growth.

AUSTIN, Texas (CNN)  -- A key element for the continued success of Latinos in America is the degree to which they are welcomed into our society. This country of immigrants is famous for welcoming others, especially those in most need.

Any weakening of our national ability to welcome others would be a tragic deterioration of one of our nation's central values. We are at our collective best when we are deeply engaged in echoing the words of Emma Lazarus' epic poem, "The New Colossus" --  "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. ..."

We are at our collective worst when we are sipping from the cup of xenophobia, racism, nationalism, misandry, misogyny, homophobia or just generic hate.

Welcoming is not always easy, but it enriches our nation beyond our wildest dreams. Each immigrant is a beautiful gift from the God in whom this nation places its trust.

Each welcoming of a new person is an opportunity for the continued growth and progress of this country.

Welcoming others, treating fellow human beings with hospitality, sets the stage for relationships to grow and develop.

Welcoming others opens the door for everyone, both the one welcoming and those who are welcomed, to share the blessings and gifts that they both have.

The best each person has to offer comes out more easily when hospitality is the common ground on which we walk. Each Latino can offer his or her best when hospitality is translated into "Mi casa es tu casa."

Sadly, the opposite is also true. An absence of welcoming, and even outright rejection or persecution, not only sends many into the shadows of society but also sends into hiding their talents and gifts, thus impoverishing us all. An impoverishment of society affects every cell of that society, beginning with the family and ending with the nation itself.

Again, to welcome the stranger is not easy. Sometimes it can be very uncomfortable or even painful. Being welcoming and hospitable to others can lead us to moan and complain, but the Scriptures warn us against this.

In 1 Peter 4:9, New International Version, the Scriptures invite us to "[o]ffer hospitality to one another without grumbling."

At times, our country can seem less welcoming than it was in the past. But we must continue our long history of hospitality despite the difficulties, which were also there in the past.

We must also be vigilant that, as a nation, we do not fall into the temptations to close our doors, build new walls or have more armed guards standing by.

Welcoming others must be done with prudence, but prudence cannot drown out compassion and generosity, and excessive prudence can become isolationism.

As does the nation, many communities struggle with this temptation to isolationism. Families and even faith communities struggle with it.

In my experience, in the last couple of years, various brothers and sisters from within the Roman Catholic Church have questioned, with not so charitable words, why the church would even minister to someone who is undocumented.

Many do not understand that the commandment -- to love one another -- does not have an exemption clause.

To quote Scripture again: "We ought therefore to show hospitality to such men so that we may work together for the truth." (3 John 1:8, New International Version)

In the diocese of Austin, Texas, the church strives to live out the final gospel-inspired verses of Lazarus' poem, a work that can be found on a bronze plaque inside the Statue of Liberty exhibit hall.

I hope and pray that these words continue to reflect our national sentiment for many years to come.

"Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

It is the welcome and the hospitality that motivates Latinos in America to say ... "We are truly una naciÃ³n under Dios."

The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Pedro A. Moreno GarcÃa.

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question: What does not have exemption date?

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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Tibetan exile leaders, meeting in northern India to debate a potential new approach to Tibet's decades-long struggle for autonomy, have voted to stay with the Dalai Lama's current "middle way approach," according to a spokesman for the spiritual leader.

Some have sought Tibet's independence from China, but the Dalai Lama has sought autonomy.

"The majority of the people have spoken and have requested his holiness the Dalai Lama to continue with his middle way approach," said spokesman Tenzin Taklha.

The meeting was called after the Dalai Lama acknowledged he had failed in his efforts to convince China to restore the territory's autonomy. He did not attend the week-long conference in Dharamsala, a town in the hills of north India where he lives in exile. He called the meeting, he said, to offer the exiles an opportunity to discuss "the best possible future course of action" for Tibet.

Takhla said the Tibetans demonstrated that the Dalai Lama was their undisputed leader, and they hoped China would recognize him as such and negotiations toward a realistic solution could be held.

There was a small minority who said they wanted to demand Tibet's independence, Takhla said.

The "middle way" approach with Beijing is one in which Tibetans want a level of autonomy that will allow them to protect and preserve their culture, religion and national identity. In exchange, China could continue to claim Tibet as part of its territory.

Some in Tibet have advocated independence from China, but the Dalai Lama has long called for genuine autonomy.

Tibet is technically autonomous from the central Chinese government, but the Dalai Lama and others have said they favor real autonomy and resent the slow erosion of their culture amid an influx of Han Chinese, the largest ethnic group in China.  Learn about Tibet's history of conflict Â»

The resentment spilled over in March, when Buddhist monks initiated peaceful anti-Chinese protests in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa. The demonstrations began March 14, the anniversary of a failed 1959 uprising against Beijing's rule that sent the Dalai Lama into exile.

The protests soon turned violent, with demonstrators burning vehicles and shops. Some protesters advocated independence from China, while others demonstrated against the growing influence of the Han Chinese in Tibet and other regions of China with ethnic Tibetan populations. The subsequent crackdown left 18 civilians and one police officer dead, according to the Chinese government. Tibet's self-proclaimed government-in-exile put the death toll from the protests at 140.

China blamed the Dalai Lama and his followers for the March riots -- a charge he has consistently denied.

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question: What does the Dalai Lama seek?

answer: autonomy.

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question: Who is the spiritual leader of Tibet?

answer: Dalai Lama's

text: Dalai Lama's

question: What do the Tibetan exile leaders back?

answer: the Dalai Lama's current "middle way approach,"

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question: Who wants to demand Tibet's independence?

answer: a small minority

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question: Who is the Tibet's spiritual leader?

answer: Dalai Lama

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question: What to Tibetan exile leaders support?

answer: "middle way approach,"

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question: Who backs Dalai Lama's current "middle way approach"?

answer: Tibetan exile leaders,

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question: What are a small minority demanding?

answer: Tibet's independence,

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question: Who want to demand Tibet's independence?

answer: China,

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- French speed sailing trimaran,l'Hydroptere has broken yet another world record as its crew draw closer to two major milestones.

The flying yacht: French trimaran l'Hydroptere is closing in on two major speed sailing records.

L'Hydroptere is now the fastest yacht in history over 500 meters and one nautical mile, after its average speeds of 46.88 knots and 43.09 knots respectively were ratified by the British World Sailing Speed Record Council (WSSRC).

The records were set by Alain Thebault and his crew off Port Saint-Louis du Rhone near Marseille in the south of France.

The boat is now poised to pass the 100km per hour mark (54 knots) after reaching a peak of 53.69 knots in training last month.

The major record the l'Hydroptere is trying to claim is the world "absolute speed sailing record," which is currently held by American kite surfer Robert Douglas, who achieved 49.84 knots over 500m earlier this year.

Thebault and his crew now have until 22 December to establish new records this year. These attempts will be presided over and measured by a representative from the World Sailing Speed Record Council.

ThÃÂ©bault told CNN he had a long-held dream of skippering a boat that could "fly."

He said several subtle design changes had been made to the boat in 2008 and he's confident the crew can produce the record speed in the near future.

"I think the boat is ready now. I have always dreamed about a flying yacht. It was a big emotion for all of the crew and myself when we passed 50 knots," he said.

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question: Where is the boat based out of?

answer: France.

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question: What is the new fastest yacht?

answer: L'Hydroptere

text: L'Hydroptere

question: Who is the skipper of L'Hydroptere?

answer: Alain Thebault

text: Alain Thebault

question: Who skippers L'Hydroptere?

answer: Alain Thebault

text: Alain Thebault

question: What is the name of the fastest yacht over 500 meters and one nautical mile?

answer: L'Hydroptere

text: L'Hydroptere

question: What are the crew poised for?

answer: to pass the 100km per hour mark (54 knots) after reaching a peak of 53.69 knots in training last month.

text: to pass the 100km per hour mark (54 knots) after reaching a peak of 53.69 knots in training last month.

question: Name of the skipper?

answer: Alain Thebault

text: Alain Thebault

question: Where is the boat based?

answer: Port Saint-Louis du Rhone near Marseille in the south of France.

text: Port Saint-Louis du Rhone near Marseille in the south of France.

question: What was the crew poised to do?

answer: pass the 100km per hour mark (54 knots)

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question: Name of the new fastest yacht?

answer: L'Hydroptere

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question: What is based in Marseille?

answer: l'Hydroptere

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(CNN) -- A New Jersey man whose efforts to gain custody of his son in Brazil attracted international attention may have finally gotten his wish.

David Goldman has been fighting for custody of his son, Sean, since his mother took him to Brazil in 2004.

David Goldman's lawyer, Patricia Apy, said Monday night that a Brazilian federal court has ruled that Goldman's son should be returned to the United States.

Apy said she found out Monday afternoon about the court's decision, which calls for 8-year-old Sean Goldman to be turned over to the U.S. Consulate in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday. Apy said David Goldman was traveling to Brazil and was expected to arrive in Rio de Janeiro early Tuesday morning.

Sean's mother, who was Brazilian, divorced Goldman, and in 2004 returned to Brazil with Sean. She died in 2008 while giving birth to another child. Sean was was being raised in Brazil by his stepfather.

Apy said that Goldman was "very happy" at the news, and that it had been "a long five years."

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton referred to the case Monday, telling reporters, "I also wanted just to take this opportunity to recognize the decision by the Brazilian federal court today ordering a young American boy, Sean Goldman, to be reunited with his father, David. It's taken a long time for this day to come, but we will work with the Goldman family and the Brazilian government, with the goal of ensuring this young boy's return."

Apy said she had not received a copy of the Brazilian court decision but expected to get one on Tuesday.

CNN's Elise Labott contributed to this report.

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question: With whom was Sean left?

answer: stepfather.

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question: When did Sean move to Brazil?

answer: in 2004.

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question: When did he move to Brazil?

answer: 2004.

question: What is Sean Goldman's age?

answer: 8-year-old

question: Who will be turned over the the US Consulate?

answer: 8-year-old Sean Goldman

text: 8-year-old Sean Goldman

question: Who  divorced and mom moved him to Brazil in 2004 ?

answer: David Goldman

text: David Goldman

question: Who is  to be turned over to U.S. Consulate on Wednesday ?

answer: Sean Goldman

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question: What is the reason  Sean is turned over to the U.S. Consulate?

answer: Brazilian federal court has ruled that Goldman's son should be returned

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text:
Washington (CNN) -- A beloved giant panda will leave for China early next year to the disappointment of millions of fans in the United States.

Washington's National Zoo will say goodbye to 4-year-old Tai Shan as he makes his way to a breeding base in southwestern China. He'll leave during the first quarter of 2010, according to the zoo and Chinese state-run media.

Tai Shan -- on loan from China -- was born at the National Zoo to pandas that also are borrowed from China.

His father, 11-year-old Tian Tian, and his mother, 10-year-old Mei Xiang, are due in China in December 2010, according to the Xinhua news agency.

"While we're proud to send off a healthy panda to be part of China's breeding program, we will indeed miss him dearly," the National Zoo's Web site said of Tai Shan.

He has more growing to do, however.

"Although Tai Shan has the build of a grownup male panda, we still have to wait for about two years before it is sexually mature," said Li Desheng, deputy director of the management office of the Wolong National Natural Reserve in Sichuan province, according to Xinhua.

Tai Shan will never be released into the wild, but there is the hope that his offspring could be, the National Zoo said.

"Since we partnered with them 10 years ago, the Chinese have more than doubled their cub production, which means they're about to reach the significant goal of having 300 pandas in captivity," the zoo said on its Web site. "By reaching the target of 300 pandas, collectively we will ensure that the giant panda in captivity is demographically and genetically secure. It will be a huge conservation achievement."

The United States has 13 pandas on loan from China, according to Xinhua. The three in Washington and one each in Atlanta, Georgia, and San Diego, California, are due to return to China next year. Though Tai Shan has lived in Washington, his fans have followed him online for years, via the National Zoo's Pandacam.

They've oohed and aahed as he's frolicked, had milestone exams and grown -- from less than 2 pounds at birth to more than 200 pounds at his peak weight.

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question: What is the name of the panda?

answer: Tai Shan

text: Tai Shan

question: China's goal is to have how many pandas in captivity?

answer: 300

question: When will National Zoo lose panda?

answer: early next year

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question: From where Tai Shan has been on loan?

answer: China

text: China

question: Where is the breeding base?

answer: southwestern China.

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question: When will the zoo lose panda?

answer: first quarter of 2010,

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question: When will Washington's National Zoo will lose the panda?

answer: first quarter of 2010,

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question: What were the pandas a loan of?

answer: China

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question: What is the total of Chinesse panda all together?

answer: 300


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Congress passed a $300 billion farm bill over President Bush's veto for a second time Wednesday, a step made necessary by a clerical error when the original bill passed.

Congress overrode President Bush's second veto of a $300 billion farm bill.

The Senate voted 80-14 to approve the measure over Bush's objections, following a 317-109 vote in the House of Representatives. Both votes were well above the two-thirds majority needed to override the veto, which Bush delivered Wednesday morning.

Congress overrode an earlier veto of the farm bill last month, even though lawmakers had discovered that 34 pages were missing in the version originally sent to the White House. In spiking the latest version, Bush said he objected to its continued subsidies for the wealthy and its use of budget gimmicks to hide a $20 billion increase in spending.

But Sen. Kent Conrad, the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, said the measure actually saves the government $110 million.

"This bill does not add to the deficit or debt, because this bill is paid for," he said. "That is not my claim. That is the finding of the Congressional Budget Office."

The discovery of the missing section, Title III, prompted concerns from House Republicans that the override vote was improper.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the sections of the bill that were originally sent to the president had become law after Congress voted to override Bush's first veto.

But to put Title III into effect, Congress re-passed the entire legislation, including the missing pages, and resent it to Bush. The House voted 306-110 at the end of May. The Senate voted 77-15 for the bill at the beginning of June.

Two-thirds of the $300 billion in spending for the farm bill will go for nutrition programs such as food stamps. Another $40 billion will go toward farm subsidies, and $30 billion is allocated for payments to farms to keep land idle and other environmental programs.

After vetoing the latest version of the farm bill, Bush scolded Congress on Wednesday for not "modifying certain objectionable, onerous and fiscally imprudent provisions. ... I am returning this bill for the same reasons as stated in my veto message."

When he vetoed the first version of the farm bill, Bush said it "continues subsidies for the wealthy and increases farm bill spending by more than $20 billion, while using budget gimmicks to hide much of the increase."

The president said it would hurt efforts to improve American farmers' access to overseas markets.

Congress has passed one other bill over Bush's objections: legislation for a $23 billion water project that the president vetoed in 2007.

CNN Capitol Hill producer Deirdre Walsh contributed to this report.

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MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN) -- The police chief in CancÃºn has been relieved of his duties and placed under house arrest while he is investigated in the killing of a retired Mexican general who had been the area's anti-drug chief for less than 24 hours, Mexican media are reporting.

A Mexican soldier guards the entrance at a CancÃºn police station where the military is investigating a murder.

Francisco Velasco Delgado was detained by military officials early Monday and flown to Mexico City, where he was placed under 45 days of house arrest, according to the media reports.

With Delgado's removal, the military has taken over the CancÃºn police force, several newspapers reported.

CancÃºn Mayor Gregorio Sanchez Martinez said the move was made "to facilitate all types of investigations into the triple murder that happened last week," the Diario de Yucatan newspaper said.

Salvador Rocha Vargas, the secretary for public security for the state of Quintana Roo, will lead the police force. He said he will take all the pertinent measures "to clean up the CancÃºn police," the Excelsior newspaper reported Tuesday.

Retired Gen. Mauro Enrique Tello Quinonez's bullet-riddled body was found a week ago on a road outside CancÃºn. Authorities said he had been tortured before being shot 11 times.

His aide and a driver also were tortured and killed.

Quintana Roo state prosecutor Bello Melchor Rodriguez y Carrillo said last week there was no doubt Tello and the others were victims of organized crime.

"The general was the most mistreated," Rodriguez y Carrillo said at a news conference. "He had burns on his skin and bones in his hands and wrists were broken."

An autopsy revealed he also had broken knees.

Tello had been appointed less than 24 hours earlier as a special drug-fighting consultant for Gregorio Sanchez Martinez, the mayor of the Benito Juarez municipality, which includes the city of CancÃºn. Tello, who retired from the army in January at the mandatory age of 63, had moved to the resort area three weeks ago.

Mexico is undergoing an unprecedented wave of violence that some have likened to a civil war. The government is battling drug cartels as the traffickers fight each other for control of the lucrative illicit market.

Tello was the second high-ranking army officer to be killed in the area in the past few years. Lt. Col. Wilfrido Flores Saucedo and his aide were gunned down on a CancÃºn street in 2006. That crime remains unsolved.

The latest killings come as Mexico grapples with the highest violent-death rate in its history. Mexican Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora reported in December there had been around 5,400 slayings in 2008, more than double the 2,477 tallied in 2007.

There already have been more than 400 drug-related killings this year, according to some news accounts.

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question: How long is the local police chief under house arrest for?

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