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'Death Note' Character Used To Encourage Voting In This Recent Election - Vimarsana News

'Death Note' Character Used To Encourage Voting In This Recent Election

It's a bit dark and morbid to use a book that can kill anyone that has their name written in it to get people to vote, but it worked.

Death Note Inspires Wild Political Ads Ahead of Honduran Presidential Election - Vimarsana News

Death Note Inspires Wild Political Ads Ahead of Honduran Presidential Election

Death Note makes no bones about its political themes, but when it comes to real-world elections, fans never expected Light Yagami to interfere. This was true for years, but now a major election in Honduras has tagged Light into action. After all, the character has a new job overseas which has him [...]

Migrants reveal their stories as the caravan enters the jungle - Vimarsana News

Migrants reveal their stories as the caravan enters the jungle

The migrant caravan in Chiapas continued north to Escuintla on Thursday, but further progress was hampered by heavy rain.

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Stream & Watch Movies Online at HBO

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'We made it': Haitians learn from experience to reach Mexico's Tijuana - Vimarsana News

'We made it': Haitians learn from experience to reach Mexico's Tijuana

By Lizbeth Diaz TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - While thousands of Haitians were detained, deported or expelled from a camp on Mexico's frontier with Texas last week, many others traveled west to the border city of Tijuana, hoping to avoid a crackdown aimed at stemming the rising tide of migrants. Evading detection, paying thousands of dollars, and shunning popular routes, those coming to Tijuana have drawn on the help of fellow Haitians who reached the doorstep of the United States five years ago during another spike in migration. Contact with established Haitians in the city, including those in ...