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Chad president killed battling rebels on frontlines

Chad president killed battling rebels on frontlines Top Story April 21, 2021 N’DJAMENA, Chad: Chad´s President Idriss Deby Itno died in combat after three decades in power, the army said Tuesday, opening a period of uncertainty in a country that is a key strategic ally of the West in a troubled region. His son was immediately named transitional leader as head of a military council and both the government and parliament were dissolved, but the army vowed free and democratic elections after an 18-month transitional period. The army said Deby had died from injuries sustained as he led his troops against rebels who launched an offensive against his regime from Libya last week. Chad had claimed victory against the fighters, but soon after the announcement of Deby´s death, they vowed to pursue their offensive and march on the capital N´Djamena.

The Elm | Looking Back: On the Front Lines: UMB Champions of Excellence

Looking Back: On the Front Lines: UMB Champions of Excellence April 14, 2021 UMB Communications and Public Affairs Our 2020-2021 campaign features 24 inspirational stories and videos about UMB employees who’ve done exemplary work since the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded in March 2020. The University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UMB) On the Front Lines: Champions of Excellence campaign features 24 inspirational stories and videos about UMB employees who’ve done exemplary work since the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded in March 2020. From Alana Kyriakakis, JD, the University Counsel who provided sage advice to help UMB navigate legal matters related to the pandemic, to the University of Maryland Pathology Associates laboratory services team, which worked around the clock to help ramp up COVID-19 testing capabilities, these individuals and teams embody the University’s core values of accountability, civility, collaboration, diversity, excellence, knowledge, and leadersh

A lucrative border-industrial complex keeps the US border in constant crisis

A lucrative border-industrial complex keeps the US border in constant ‘crisis’ Todd Miller © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Wolfgang Schwan/REX/Shutterstock I’ll never forget Giovanni’s blistered feet as an EMT attended to him on the Mexico side of the US-Mexican border in Sasabe, a remote desert town. On the back of one foot, his skin had been rubbed away and the tender, reddish, underlying tissue exposed. One toenail had completely ripped off. Giovanni, who was from a small Guatemalan town near the Salvadorean border, had just spent days walking through the Arizona desert in the heat of July.

A lucrative border-industrial complex keeps the US border in constant crisis | US immigration

a 16-fold increase ‘Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign received three times more campaign contributions from the border industry than did Donald Trump’s.’ Photograph: Wolfgang Schwan/REX/Shutterstock ‘Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign received three times more campaign contributions from the border industry than did Donald Trump’s.’ Photograph: Wolfgang Schwan/REX/Shutterstock Mon 19 Apr 2021 06.21 EDT Last modified on Mon 19 Apr 2021 06.22 EDT I’ll never forget Giovanni’s blistered feet as an EMT attended to him on the Mexico side of the US-Mexican border in Sasabe, a remote desert town. On the back of one foot, his skin had been rubbed away and the tender, reddish, underlying tissue exposed. One toenail had completely ripped off. Giovanni, who was from a small Guatemalan town near the Salvadorean border, had just spent days walking through the Arizona desert in the heat of July.

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