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Honduras Watchdog: Fuel Protests Hurt Trade as Subsidy Tops US$48 Million

Fuel-price protests in northern Honduras now affect the distribution and sale of goods beyond transport, the civil-society group ASJ warned on 1 October, as Congress opened new talks and the fuel subsidy passed double its 2026 budget. The post Honduras Watchdog: Fuel Protests Hurt Trade as Subsidy Tops US$48 Million appeared first on The Rio Times .

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Close down the death factories

Nelson Mandela’s 1990 call to “close down the death factories” remains relevant as South Africa confronts a wave of mass shootings, illegal firearms and failures in gun-control enforcement.

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