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Police say they have found dozens of people from Indonesia allegedly being held against their will in Papua New Guinea and forced to carry out online scams.
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Scammers are impersonating church ministers and preying on the charity of vulnerable members of congregations in a scam spreading across the country.
Lula also criticized the global body for failing to prevent wars, saying its credibility is at an all-time low.
Milei’s former Cabinet chief seeks to explain disputed assets, property purchases and cash spending in 78-page filing, but doubts still remain over his claims. Leer más
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