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This man lost his suitcase on the mountain 60 years ago. Now he has found it again

A man lost a suitcase on a mountain 60 years ago and has now found it again. The items were returned to his son, who will help his father recover objects such as a camera and a folder of documents that were inside the lost suitcase.

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Nepal: Angolan president laments "moment of great trials"</minimax:tool_call>: Angolan president mourns "moment of great trials"

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Cabo Verde reinforces fight against human trafficking with protocol with civil society organizations

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The US has already blocked the passage of 75 ships in the Strait of Hormuz

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Have you ever thought about diving with sharks? You can do it off two Azorean islands

The Atlantic waters surrounding the Azores archipelago are considered among the richest in the world, hosting blue sharks known for their unusual beauty. Currently, there are places where it is possible to practice diving and even interact with sharks that can reach up to three meters in length, offering a unique experience to adventurers.

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