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Been waiting for Jenny and yes bikini herself as Bolivias new leader after ever moralities resignation with it a promise to bring peace to the country the news was greeted with huge cheers in Congress but it was hardly a full house supporters of a morale is had refused to take part in the session so there was no Couper for the appointment she was sworn in swiftly as supporters singing the national anthem the chorus which talks about firing to die than live in slaves resonating with many in the ...

Media are threatening the countrys free press and 1st Amendment rights and I dont understand when in American history did being questioning and being inquisitive and practicing skepticism made you an enemy of the people as a person of Cowlitz and Mexican American heritage the current political climate is also hostile for many minorities Alan as was the new Jane for several events or else AC and the u. Of o. She helped cover the park when shooting on 2018 which netted the Sun Sentinel team a Pul...

An international team of forensic experts has examined the remains of 11 people killed in the most notorious massacre of El Salvadors civil war the find will be used as evidence against a group of soldiers accused of taking part in the murder of more than 900 civilians in the village of El Mozote in 1901 an identified gunman and bikini faster have killed at least 37 people traveling in a convoy carrying workers for the Canadian gold mining company. The regional governor said 60 other local work...

A deadline Hill shake up an already crowded field of 6 Republicans challenging incumbent Democrat Doug Jones but Jeff Sessions comeback bid could be hampered by his soured relationship with President Trump who has his highest approval rating in the nation in Alabama sessions spent 20 years in the Senate before joining the trumpet ministration but he stepped down as attorney general after being repeatedly mocked by Trump angered that Sessions recused himself from Special Counsel Robert Mullers R...

The news is next live from n.p.r. News in Washington Im Barbara Kline voters in Virginia have given Democrats control of both chambers of the state legislature Malory no pain of member station reports the Commonwealth now has a Democratic governor and state house for the 1st time in decades now with unified power Democrats say they can raise the minimum wage pass gun control measures and ratify the Equal Rights Amendment going into Tuesdays elections Republicans held a narrow majority in both t...

Group explain Mexicos department of security as citizens protection beefed up law enforcement in Sonora state because of quote disappearance and aggression toward several people and quote over the weekend a family living in the Mara about 70 miles south of Douglas Arizona was driving to a wedding when they were stopped shot in their bullet ridden cars set on fire among the dead an 8 and 10 year old as well as twin 6 month old babies and 5 adults all u.s. Citizens they were members of an offshoo...

And asking for a selfie but he then stabs the politician in the chest many in the pro-democracy camp accuse Mr Ho of masterminding gang attacks on activists last July a charge he denies and whats being seen as a setback for Donald Trump the Us Democrats have made gains in state elections in Virginia once comfortably Republican the Democrats have seized full control of the legislature for the 1st time in a quarter of a century and in Kentucky the Democratic candidate for governor and he Bashir h...

Coming up after the news on the b.b.c. World Service its hard talk with me Stephen Stanko last weekend in Hong Kong metro stations were torched the Chinese state news agency was attacked police fired water cannon and tear gas until 100 people were arrested that is Hong Kong new normal How long could it go on without a major intervention from Beijing is that any way out of the impasse between Hong Kongs government and pro-democracy protesters My guest is former a senior official in the territori...

Ok last month the court ruled that the strike was illegal and ordered them back to work African regional editor Will Ross reports it looks like Zimbabwes governments determined to keep playing hardball $77.00 doctors have now been fired and hundreds of their colleagues who are also on strike awaiting to hear their fate it seems unthinkable that they can all be fired because the impact on the already struggling health service would be disastrous due to the rampant inflation the real value of a d...