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Venezuela passes amnesty bill for political prisoners in first of two votes
The bill would provide clemency for opposition members and protesters who have been charged with crimes under Maduro.
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Venezuela legislature advances amnesty bill for political detainees
Venezuela’s legislature has moved forward with an amnesty bill proposed by acting President Delcy Rodríguez that could pave the way for the release of hundreds of opposition figures, journalists and…
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Sudan: UN experts warn of the spread of famine in northern Darfur due to displacement and the collapse of infrastructure
International reports have warned that the mass displacement and raging fighting in Darfur and Kordofan have exhausted the resources of local communities and pushed tens of thousands to the brink of famine, amid the collapse of the health sector and the possibility of running out of food aid...
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Leonardo storm: at least four dead, thousands of evacuees in Spain and Portugal in electoral tension
At least three people lost their lives in Morocco and another in Portugal and more than 100,000 were evacuated, while the Iberian Peninsula faces its second major storm in the last two weeks,…
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Ukraine says Starlink terminals used by Russia deactivated in blow to Moscow
Starlink internet terminals used by Russian troops in Ukraine have been deactivated, Kyiv said on Thursday, dealing what one official said was a big battlefield setback for Moscow that had disrupted…
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France's rugby team overpowers Ireland in Six Nations title defence
France sent a clear message in their Six Nations opener, overpowering Ireland 36–14 at the Stade de France to collect a bonus point. Five tries led by Louis Bielle-Biarrey put the champions in firm control…
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Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland caught up in the Epstein affair
The Norwegian police announced Thursday the opening of an investigation into the former Prime Minister, Thorbjørn Jagland, for suspicion of “aggravated corruption” due to his past relations with the criminal…
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Rugby: led by an inspired Jalibert, the Blues feast against Ireland
The French clearly beat the Irish on Thursday for their entry into the Six Nations Tournament. The three-quarter tricolors shone on the pitch of the Stade de France, starting with the opener…
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Journal de l'Afrique - Félix Tshisekedi in Washington: the DRC-Rwanda peace agreements "stagnate" (barometer)
Two months after the signing of the peace agreement between Rwanda and the DR Congo, Félix Tshisekedi is back in Washington. The Congolese president notably met Marco Rubio there, to…
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Venezuela takes first step towards historic amnesty law
The Venezuelan National Assembly approved on Thursday at first reading a general amnesty text promised by interim President Delcy Rodriguez. The law, which covers 27 years of Chavista power,…
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Dozens of deaths: why does Nigeria face difficulties in stopping violence by armed groups?
Nigeria announced Operation Savannah Shield on Wednesday and sent soldiers to Kwara, a central-western state where an attack on two villages blamed on Islamic militants left at least 175 dead.
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Which is less difficult for Iran: swallowing the poison of war or the poison of the agreement?
On Friday, Iran and the United States begin talks in the Authority of Amman, which Tehran wants to limit to its nuclear program, while Washington continues to threaten military action if the negotiations fail. What are the possible scenarios for this meeting?
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