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Jamaica Firearms Act: defence lawyers walked out of criminal courts on 28 September, seeking judges' discretion on 15-year minimum terms. What changes next. The post Jamaica Firearms Act: Defence Lawyers Withdraw From Criminal Courts Over 15-Year Minimum appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Vietnamese authorities charge an Australian man and two other people with planning to carry out terrorist activities, but a pro-democracy group believes the men were abducted in an act of…
Piñera cash payments: lawyer Luis Hermosilla told Chile's prosecutors the late president ordered about US$3,000 a month paid to him. Here is what is claimed.
The San Javier Tourism Department has launched a programme of free guided tours of the Mar Menor, scheduled throughout October, […]
Quito security chief Carolina Andrade quits after three years, citing personal reasons, to work on Amazon environmental crime. Successor unconfirmed.
Vietnam is seeking more than VND846 trillion (US$32 billion) in private-sector funding to accelerate expressway development and upgrades over the 2026-2030 period, as the government looks to expand…
An OAS draft resolution for the 2 October foreign ministers’ meeting asks Nicaragua to revoke its 2025–2026 reforms and free political prisoners.
