Here’s the latest for Saturday, April 6th: Mexico breaks diplomatic ties with Ecuador; Iranian commander renews vows to retaliate after airstrike kills 2 generals; Police in Arkansas shoot man who barricaded himself at a shopping mall; Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrives for talks in Beijing.
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Here’s the latest for Saturday, April 6th: Mexico breaks diplomatic ties with Ecuador; Iranian commander renews vows to retaliate after airstrike kills 2 generals; Police in Arkansas shoot man who barricaded himself at a shopping mall; Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrives for talks in Beijing.
 
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