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Former Gov. Luis Fortuño argues that the Federal Oversight and Management Board must replace its current mainland members with local leaders to resolve PREPA's decade-long bankruptcy and address Puerto Rico's critical infrastructure failures.
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Jesuit priest Javier Giraldo Moreno, one of the most recognized voices in the defense of human rights and the search for truth about Colombia’s armed conflict, died this Tuesday, August 25, in Bogota. The priest had been hospitalized in critical condition after suffering a fall at his home that required him to be taken to […]
Motorists who have installed and are using sirens without the required authorisation have been reminded to stop immediately or risk having the devices removed by the police.
The US president again says Hormuz is clear of mines as Iran and Oman announce their plan to clear the strait.
Rise of Grzegorz Braun and his far-right party is forcing Poland’s right to confront an uncomfortable coalition question.
The ministry also said it had hit another cargo vessel in the nearby port of Odesa.
By Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent The United States Department of State has initiated a comprehensive review process aimed at revoking the nonimmigrant visas of foreign nationals who entered the country on temporary business or tourist permits and subsequently filed for asylum.
