March 30, 2023
Mourning, mingled with indignation, turned into fury among many Central American activists in Los Angeles this week as they pored over photos of the Monday night hell that engulfed Mexico’s National Institute for Migration in Ciudad Juarez, which killed at least 39 detained immigrants. Southern California activists convicted guard behavior who are seen on CCTV
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Former Australian Ambassador to China Geoff Rabi says Victorian Prime Minister Daniel Andrews’ private trip to China would be “less of an issue” if we already had a media presence in China. “But since August 2020, we haven’t had any media from Australia in China,” Mr Raby told Sky News Australia. “We need to get
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CNN — More than 300 current and former fencers have written. International Olympic Committee (IOC), urging the organization to maintain sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletesstating that allowing them to compete internationally again would be a “catastrophic mistake”. “Russian aggression violates not only the norms of international law, but also the fundamental values of Olympism,
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Never miss a group call again! WhatsApp’s new feature allows you to video call up to 8 people from your desktop. New WhatsApp update for PC loads faster and has a redesigned interface However, Mac users from Apple will have to wait for a similar update. This follows the introduction of three big changes to
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The expert called for the end of daylight savings time, saying that turning back the clock twice a year “doesn’t make sense anymore”. Conversation with 3AW Ride with Tom Elliottchronobiologist and Monash University assistant professor Sean Kane said the time shift could have a negative impact on your health. “Losing this hour is pretty bad,
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An estimated 10,000 tons of uncollected trash is piling up on the streets of the French capital as unions call for more weekend protests and strikes against the controversial pension reform. Hundreds of people were arrested in Paris after two nights of protests, the interior minister said. Gerald Darmaninwhile demonstrations spread to Rennes, Nantes, Lyon
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Plans to set up the world’s first commercial octopus farm should be canceled due to cruelty, activists say. Details of an indoor farm planned for Las Palmas in Gran Canaria, in the Canary Islands, should produce 3,000 tons of octopus per year – about a million octopuses. Animal welfare says keeping hundreds of octopuses together
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CNN — Travelers heading to South Beach for its touted bar and dance club that party until dawn will soon find their fun cut short by a few hours. A judge ruled on Tuesday that the last call for alcohol in parts of South Beach could be rescheduled from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. after
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CNN — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating another a close call between commercial airliners, this time at Reagan National Airport near Washington, D.C., the seventh since the beginning of this year. On March 7, Republic Airways Flight 4736 overran the runway that United Airlines Flight 2003 was using to take off without clearance, according
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Congressional lawmakers are calling on the State Department to issue a warning to Americans that some Mexican pharmacies are dispensing counterfeit pills made from fentanyl and methamphetamine as legitimate pharmaceuticals. U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey (D-MA) and member of the House of Representatives. On Friday, David Throne (D-Md.) sent a letter to Secretary of State
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