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Venezuela's National Assembly passed a hate-law rewrite in first debate on 3 November; opposition deputy Stalin González objects that fines remain. The post Venezuela Hate Law Rewrite Still Has Fines appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Soldiers captured alias Primo Gay, 24, in Briceño on 14 November. Authorities link him to Calarcá, a FARC dissident leader; the reward was up to US$194,000.
Argentina's Paraná River is still rising in Entre Ríos, with 63 families out of their homes on 12 November and high water expected to month-end.
A lawyer who defended Venezuela's former spy chief Hugo Carvajal in Spain was found dead in Madrid. Police are investigating; no cause is official.
One big reason is that veteran Sergei Bobrovsky, who signed to a three-year, $21-million US contract in July, has not been good
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has called for investigations into allegations of sexual abuse of minors by adults entrusted with their care in schools, describing the reports as heartbreaking.
The Convenor of the Media Coalition Against Illegal Mining, Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey, has backed calls for an independent investigation into the clash between personnel of the National Anti-Illegal…
