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Noble: "Kill everyone!" The link between school dropouts and societal violence - Vimarsana News

Noble: "Kill everyone!" The link between school dropouts and societal violence

“Kill everyone!” was the instruction Dole Chadee gave Joey Ramiah, who then murdered four members of a single family.How could people be so heartless and cold-blooded? It was a long time in co

How European countries are facing up to clergy sex abuse - Vimarsana News

How European countries are facing up to clergy sex abuse

The Catholic Church in Portugal is the latest in Europe to investigate historic cases of sex abuse. Here’s what others on the Old Continent have done.

Noble: Mayaro is reaping the bitter fruit of T&T's "success" - Vimarsana News

Noble: Mayaro is reaping the bitter fruit of T&T's "success"

“[...] The crime situation is very terrible. Being a parent, I do not believe in condoning wrong things. It’s really sad that these things happening in Mayaro now. Mayaro is coming like a little L

The story of Ireland's hidden mass graves - Vimarsana News

The story of Ireland's hidden mass graves

In 2012 an amateur historian in the small town of Tuam in Galway (in the west of Ireland) published an article in a local journal about the deaths of children at the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home. Catherine Corless, then in her late 50s, had quite recently gained an interest in local history through attending an evening course. She was in the process of becoming what Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) Micheál Martin would call a “tireless crusader for dignity and truth”.

The story of Ireland's hidden mass graves - Vimarsana News

The story of Ireland's hidden mass graves

In 2012 an amateur historian in the small town of Tuam in Galway (in the west of Ireland) published an article in a local journal about the deaths of children at the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home. Catherine Corless, then in her late 50s, had quite recently gained an interest in local history through attending an evening course. She was in the process of becoming what Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) Micheál Martin would call a “tireless crusader for dignity and truth”.