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Month: February 2022

A crowd during the Olympic Games handover ceremony on August 8

Le breakdancing? French Olympic planners plot to end the invasion of the English language

By Anaëlle Jonah, CNN When Paris clinched the race to host the 2024 Olympic Games, it may have been in part thanks to a slogan that embodied the Olympic spirit: “Made for sharing.” But for French officials, that generosity doesn’t extend to the Games’ official languages. “The official languages of the International Olympic Committee (IOC)

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Ocho niños y 12 adultos habrían sido sacrificados en un ritual funerario en Perú hace más de 800 años

CNNEE (CNN Español) — Ocho niños y 12 adultos habrían sido sacrificados como parte de un ritual funerario para acompañar a un hombre de alto estatus social hace unos 800 o 1.200 años en Perú. Investigadores de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos presentaron este martes los hallazgos relacionados a la momia de Cajamarquilla

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Correction: Carjack Killings story

BOSTON (AP) — In a story published Jan. 19, 2022, about a federal appeals court considering whether to vacate the murder convictions of a man who died in prison, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Gary Lee Sampson’s death sentence involved three killings. Sampson was sentenced to death in only one of his three murder

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Kimani drew the comparisons in an address to the U.N. Security Council.

Kenya’s UN ambassador slams Russia and compares Ukraine crisis to Africa’s colonial past

By Amy Woodyatt, CNN Russia’s recognition of two pro-Russian breakaway regions in Ukraine as “independent states” has been condemned by Kenya’s ambassador to the UN, who used Africa’s past to warn that clinging to the legacies of colonialism risked “new forms of domination and oppression.” Russia sharply escalated its military campaign against Ukraine on Monday

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Kimani drew the comparisons in an address to the U.N. Security Council.

Kenya’s UN ambassador slams Russia and compares Ukraine crisis to Africa’s colonial past

By Amy Woodyatt, CNN Russia’s recognition of two pro-Russian breakaway regions in Ukraine as “independent states” has been condemned by Kenya’s ambassador to the UN, who used Africa’s past to warn that clinging to the legacies of colonialism risked “new forms of domination and oppression.” Russia sharply escalated its military campaign against Ukraine on Monday

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