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Since the end, on July 27, of a protective status that had allowed Haitians to reside in the United States, 350,000 of them have faced the threat of deportation by federal immigration authorities. Many no longer dare to leave their homes.
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When Nigeria returned to democratic rule on May 29, 1999 after years of military rule, 36 men took the oath of office as the first elected governors of the Fourth Republic.
Nigeria has produced several sporting prodigies who announced themselves early but failed to sustain the promise that surrounded their careers.
Port Au Prince: A US missionary accused of running an illegal orphanage in Haiti has been detained over allegations of child abuse, Haitian police told The Associated Press on Friday.
In anticipation of the Cockroach Janta Party's protest in central Delhi, drones and a heavy police presence have been mobilized. The protest calls for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to alleged electoral roll discrepancies.
Der Verkehr steht, die Wirtschaft leidet, Lösungen treffen auf unerwartete Hindernisse. In der früheren Hauptstadt zeigt sich, was passieren kann, wenn eine der 4000 maroden Autobahnbrücken in Deutschland ausfällt.
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Madhya Pradesh High Court's principal bench at Jabalpur on Friday rejected 27% reservation for Other Backwards Classes (OBC), upholding the existing 14% quota and fixing the overall reservation ceiling at 50% in the state.
