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Sixth Guyana lawsuit filed over failure to protect public from spill risks - Vimarsana News

Sixth Guyana lawsuit filed over failure to protect public from spill risks

Another lawsuit has been filed over Guyana’s failure to release the details of an ExxonMobil insurance policy covering the costs of a future oil spill cleanup caused by offshore drilling.

Source: ieefa.org
Tunney's Decision Not to Seek Reelection Adds More Intrigue to 2023 Chicago Mayoral Race - Vimarsana News

Tunney's Decision Not to Seek Reelection Adds More Intrigue to 2023 Chicago Mayoral Race

The 2023 Chicago municipal elections could potentially see a large turnover on the City Council, and yet another seat will open up as 44th Ward Ald. Tom Tunney...

Race for Chicago Mayor: Who's In and Who's Out for 2023 Election | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Race for Chicago Mayor: Who's In and Who's Out for 2023 Election | Chicago News

Ten candidates have announced their intention to run for mayor of Chicago. The race is drawing a wide-ranging and still-growing field of challengers to incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot in February 2023. 

Source: wttw.com
Race for Chicago mayor shaping up - Vimarsana News

Race for Chicago mayor shaping up

(The Center Square) – Candidates are announcing their campaigns to run against incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot for the April mayoral election in Chicago. So far, nine candidates have announced they will run for election,...

Chicago Mayoral Election 2023: Who's In, Who's Out and Who's Undecided? - Vimarsana News

Chicago Mayoral Election 2023: Who's In, Who's Out and Who's Undecided?

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot bested a crowded field to win her first term in office in 2019, and it appears that she will have to do so again in 2023.