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Month: November 2021

South African municipal vote to gauge support for ruling ANC

By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africans are voting in local government elections that will offer an indication if support for the ruling African National Congress has rebounded after seeing its popularity wane in recent years. Monday’s municipal elections will decide the composition of councils responsible for providing essential services like water,

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Garavito o “La Bestia”: el violador y asesino de casi 200 niños en Colombia que tendría la posibilidad de salir de prisión

macamilarincon (CNN Español) – Luis Alfredo Garavito suena a miedo en Colombia. A terror. A homicidios y violación de niños. No en vano uno de sus alias es “La Bestia”. Se encargó de sembrar el horror en al menos 11 de los 32 departamentos del país, asesinando a 186 niños (incluyendo dos asesinatos en Ecuador) y

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2,300 NYC firefighters call out sick as vaccine mandate begins, but mayor says public safety not disrupted

By Christina Maxouris, Artemis Moshtaghian and Ralph Ellis, CNN Hundreds of New York City firefighters called in sick Monday morning as the Covid-19 vaccine mandate for municipal employees went into effect, bringing the total number of sickouts in the fire department to 2,300, FDNY Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro said at a news conference. Normally, 800-1,000

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John Kerry and his team downplay expectations for UN climate conference with Congress mulling Biden’s agenda

By Natasha Bertrand and Ella Nilsen, CNN US Climate Envoy John Kerry and his team were hoping things would look very different heading into the world’s premier climate summit this week, but officials have begun downplaying expectations as clouds gather over the upcoming talks. It’s a dreary turn of events for Kerry at the capstone

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ANÁLISIS | China se aísla más mientras sus vecinos de Asia-Pacífico empiezan a convivir con el covid-19

Juan Pablo Elverdin Hong Kong (CNN) — Desde Australia hasta Corea del Sur y a lo largo de la región de Asia-Pacífico, los últimos bastiones del covid-19 están suavizando las restricciones y abriendo las fronteras mientras la región se prepara para convivir con el virus… excepto por una importante resistencia. China, el país en el

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