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42 Years Later, Officers Charged for Murder of Defiant Chilean Folk Singer

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More than four decades after the Chilean military tortured and killed beloved folk singer, playwright, and social activist Victor Jara during the coup of General Augusto Pinochet, former officers allegedly involved in the murder are finally facing charges. Judge Miguel Vázquez Plaza on Wednesday announced homicide and kidnapping charges against 10 former military officers, including […]

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Monaco GP: Thursday’s action in pictures

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With confidence or trepidation, teams and drivers got down to business on Thursday in Monaco, initiating an action-packed weekend of racing in the Principality. Here is out collection of pictures, on and off-track, for you to browse through. 107 You may also like Japanese GP: Friday’s action in pictures Japanese GP: Thursday’s build-up in pictures […]

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Pope Francis Joins Battle Against Transgenic Crops

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MEXICO CITY – A few centuries ago, the biotechnology industry would have been able to buy a papal bull to expiate its sins and grant it redemption. But in his encyclical on the environment, “Laudato Si”, Pope Francis condemns genetically modified organisms (GMOs) without leaving room for a pardon. In his second encyclical since he […]

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Why I Will Be Voting 'No' in Sunday's Greek Referendum

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It is about the dignity to do away with the criminal gang-in-suits that has made even the otherwise despicable face of political power appear well-intended and innocent. And it is a question of whether we (as individuals, not as this weird idea of “a people”: more on this in a second) want to continue living […]

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Scenes from the paddock – Monaco

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It’s a speck of a territory and a ridiculously anachronic venue by Formula 1 standards, but Monaco’s glamour powerhouse lives on, year after year. Peering through the glitz and loudness, we’ve uncovered another collection of stolen moments, Monte Carlo style.

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Bundle Up For A Long, Snowy Winter Across Canada: The Weather Network

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It’s going to be a long, cold and messy winter across much of Canada, according to the seasonal forecast released Monday by the Weather Network. November has already brought historically early snowfall to southern Ontario and power outages to the Prairies, setting what chief meteorologist Chris Scott said will be a trend throughout the winter. […]