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Theyve braved a thunderstorm and heavy rain and didnt back down. Theyre digging their heels in. Some have set up tents and plan to stay here throughout the night. Many people returned back to work after a twoday public holiday, but Government Operations have been shut down for the day because of the demonstrations. Authorities have been taking measures to increase security. They have set up more barricades around the Central Government offices. Some people are starting to express their frustrati...

Theyre digging their heels in. Some have set up tents and plan to stay here throughout the night. Many people returned back to work after a twoday public holiday, but Government Operations have been shut down for the day because of the demonstrations. Authorities have been taking measures to increase security. They have set up more barricades around the Central Government offices. Some people are starting to express their frustration at the prolonged disruption and the impact its having. Some el...

Her brexit deal which the eu has now approved. Members of her own party, the opposition parties and the northern issue dup have indicated that they will be voting no. Mexico plans to deport 39 migrants after they tried to cross illegally from mexico into the u. S. The migrants were part of the group who rushed past police toward the u. S. Border sunday. U. S. Officials responded by temporarily closing that very busy port of entry at tijuana. Now the migrants were part of a large caravan that tra...

Court documents show francesco had a long running dispute with the condo board. police say three of the victims were on that panel. prime minister of the netherlands is apologizing for his countrys historical role in slavery. mark ruta says the government is now offering -- is not offering compensation to grandchildren or great grandchildren of slaves it is however establishing a $212 million fund for initiatives to help tackle the legacy of slavery in the netherlands and his former cyclones to ...

The dutch prime minister mark ruta being very blunt, telling lawmakers in the u.k. that if you think you can vote this down and come back to the e.u. to try and negotiate a better deal, you are wrong, he said. but many lawmakers in the u.k. say that this is not a good deal for the united kingdom and they nevertheless will be voting it down. once that happens, what happens next is pretty much an open question at this point, rosemary. >> i mean, that is the problem, isnt it, going forward? because...