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Month: November 2023

Indigenous community in Ecuador wins legal fight to reclaim ancestral land after more than 80 years

By Michael Rios, CNN (CNN) — An indigenous community has won a court battle to regain ownership over its ancestral homeland in the Ecuadorian Amazon, more than 80 years after they were displaced because of war. An Ecuadorian appeals court backed the Siekopai nation’s claim over Pë’këya, a biodiverse territory in northeast Ecuador along the

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Vicepresidenta de Ecuador acepta la misión de paz en Israel que le asignó el presidente Noboa, pero cuando pide reunirse con este, él la deriva a la canciller

Ivonne Valdés (CNN Español) — La vicepresidenta de Ecuador, Verónica Abad, aceptó este martes su designación como “embajadora por la paz” en Israel que el presidente Daniel Noboa anunció el 24 de noviembre, un día después de asumir el cargo, pero al solicitar una reunión con él para obtener detalles de cuál sería su misión,

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Melania Trump takes her place in the former first ladies club with Rosalynn Carter memorial service appearance

By Kristen Holmes, CNN (CNN) — Former first lady Melania Trump made a rare public appearance Tuesday as an attendee of the tribute service for Rosalynn Carter in Georgia. The appearance marks Trump stepping into a more traditional former first lady role, as she joined current first lady Jill Biden and former first ladies Michelle Obama,

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Biden targets GOP Rep. Boebert in her district in a fresh political attack on Republicans

By FATIMA HUSSEIN and CHRIS MEGERIAN Associated Press PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — Colorado congresswoman Lauren Boebert is criticizing President Joe Biden ahead of his visit to her district. The Democratic president is trying to turn Boebert into the embodiment of Republican opposition to his agenda. Biden plans to tout aspects of his domestic agenda that

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At least 40 civilians killed by al-Qaida-linked rebels in a Burkina Faso town, UN rights office says

By CHINEDU ASADU Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — At least 40 civilians were killed last weekend by al-Qaida-linked rebels trying to take control of a besieged town in Burkina Faso’s hard-hit northern region, the United Nations’ rights office said, calling the attack a war crime. In one of the largest clashes in recent years

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