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Mexico detained eight people in the State of Mexico on 10 October. Officials say the main suspect worked for Carlitos Rugrats, wanted by the FBI. The post Mexico Arrests 8 Linked to US-Wanted Carlitos Rugrats appeared first on The Rio Times .
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A decree dated 8 October lets migrants who drop an asylum claim, or had one rejected, seek permanent residency. Nearly 30,000 claims are pending.
The prime minister said Germany’s Friedrich Merz had told him the far-right AfD was linked to Russia, as he faces questions at home over Labour’s ties to the UAE.
The state government also announces a RM5 monthly subsidy for water bills under the free water programme, to benefit about 600,000 domestic consumers.
Peru's government says the Pope Leo visit from 11 to 16 November still stands, hours after the first US-born pope announced lung surgery in Rome.
Colombia has detained five alleged Gulf Clan members, four over the killing of two police officers and one wanted for extradition by a US court in Texas.
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Korea's tax authority, effectively upholding a lower court's ruling in favor of Google Korea in a corporate tax cancellation case involving about 154…
