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Pablo Neruda's family says new analysis found he was poisoned

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Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda died from poisoning nearly 50 years ago, his family says, based on a new report from forensic scientists.

The big picture: The cause of Neruda's death has been the subject of debate for decades.

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Russia rejects second plague scare as WHO demands answers over Siberian lab deaths

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