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24 hours in pictures

24 hours: French students demonstrate
Paris, France: French students demonstrate against President Nicolas Sarkozy's plan to increase the national age of retirement to 62 Photograph: Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours: Felipe Calderon visits Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: A resident watches the motorcade of President Felipe Calderon during his visit to the troubled border city Photograph: Guillermo Arias/AP
24 hours: Day of the Hispanity rally in Guatemala City, Guatemala
Guatemala City, Guatemala: Mayas Kachikeles indigenous men talk as they take part in a rally to celebrate the Day of the Hispanity to commemorate 518 years of the discovery of the Americas Photograph: Ulises Rodriguez/EPA
24 hours: Mario Sepulveda rescued from the collapsed San Jose mine in Chile
Copiapo, Chile: Miner Mario Sepulveda celebrates after being rescued from the collapsed San Jose gold and copper mine where he was trapped with 32 other miners for over two months Photograph: Hugo Infante/AP
24 hours: military parade during Spain's National Day
Madrid, Spain: Soldiers take part in a military parade to mark National Day Photograph: Andrea Comas/Reuters
24 hours: Lebanese Hezbollah supporters welcome Iranian President Ahmadinejad
Beirut, Lebanon: Hezbollah supporters welcome President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran Photograph: Ali Hashisho/Reuters
24 hours: Port-au-Prince, Haiti: A girl makes her way to school
Port-au-Prince, Haiti: A girl makes her way to school Photograph: Ramon Espinosa/AP
24 hours: Priests take part in a religious procession in Guadalajara, MExico
Guadalajara, Mexico: Priests take part in the the Virgin of Zapopan procession Photograph: Alejandro Acosta/Reuters
24 hours: Santeria ceremony in venezuela
Yaracuy, Venezuela: A man lies on the ground, surrounded by candles, during a spiritual ceremony revering the Santeria godess Maria Lionza Photograph: Jorge Silva/Reuters
24 hours: protest in northern dominican republic
Santiago, Dominican Republic: A woman kisses her dead brother after he was allegedly shot by police during protests against poor local infrastructure Photograph: Jose Bueno/EPA
24 hours: Beijing, China: Construction workers build scaffolding
Beijing, China: A construction worker walks across a pile of scaffolding Photograph: Adrian Bradshaw/EPA
24 hours: Moscow, Russia: A man walks across a park
Moscow, Russia: A man walks across a park as this autumn's first snow falls Photograph: Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP
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