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Month: November 2023

Guerrilla del ELN dice que no ha podido liberar al padre del futbolista Luis Díaz por operativos militares

urielblanco (CNN Español) — La guerrilla del Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN) de Colombia dijo este lunes que cumplirá con la liberación del padre del futbolista Luis Díaz pero que está “haciendo esfuerzos para evitar incidentes con las fuerzas oficiales”, de acuerdo con un comunicado. El grupo guerrillero agrega que “la zona sigue militarizada, se

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‘Can’t thank them enough:’ Volunteers work tirelessly to support first responders fighting fire

By Justin Berger Click here for updates on this story     HENDERSON COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — As the Poplar Drive Fire ballooned over the weekend from 25 acres Friday, Nov. 3, to 430 acres Sunday, Nov. 5, in Henderson County, so, too, did the volunteer, boots-on-the-ground effort. And it hasn’t gone unnoticed. Edneyville Fire Chief

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Trial opens for ex-top Baltimore prosecutor charged with perjury tied to property purchases

By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Associated Press GREENBELT, Md. (AP) — A trial has started for a former top Baltimore prosecutor charged with perjury. During opening statements on Monday for Marilyn Mosby’s trial, a federal prosecutor accused the former Baltimore state’s attorney of lying about the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on her finances to improperly access funds from

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Hezbollah and Hamas’ military wings in Lebanon exchange fire with Israel. Tension rises along border

By BASSAM HATOUM Associated Press RMEISH, Lebanon (AP) — The military wing of Palestinian group Hamas says it fired 16 rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel, triggering Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese side of the border. The exchange of fire came as Lebanon’s militant group Hezbollah said its fighters attacked at least three Israeli military

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Albania agrees to temporarily house migrants who reach Italy while their asylum bids are processed

By FRANCES D’EMILIO Associated Press ROME (AP) — Albania has agreed to temporarily give shelter to thousands of the migrants who reach Italy while Italian authorities process their asylum bids. The deal was announced on Monday after Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni met in Rome with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama. Italy will pay for the

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‘Enough is enough:’ Milwaukee USPS workers hold rally Sunday for claims of hostile work environments, wage thefts

By Ellie Nakamoto-White Click here for updates on this story     MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (WDJT) — A hostile work environment, wage thefts, and unfair disciplinary actions are just some of the working conditions that Milwaukee USPS workers claimed on Sunday they’ve faced for years. Dozens joined forces outside of the post office on W. St. Paul Ave.

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