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Milo Yiannopoulos says his anti-Mexico speech canceled at UCLA

LOS ANGELES - Milo Yiannopoulos, the right-wing rabble-rouser whose campus appearances have sparked widespread protests, is no longer headed to UCLA this month.

Less than 24 hours after putting tickets for the event on sale, the Bruin Republicans voted Wednesday to cancel his Feb. 26 talk, "10 Things I Hate About Mexico," Yiannopoulos told the Los Angeles Times in a series of text messages.

The student group did not immediately confirm the decision.

Yiannopoulos blasted the university's faculty for what he called an attempt to "intimidate their

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