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- Egyptian new PM completes cabinet line-up Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri has completed the line-up of the new cabinet, state TV reported Monday. Ganzouri led the Egyptian gov't under the Mubarak regime from Jan. 1996 to Oct. 1999.
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- Santo Ecce Homo, where Colombia’s myths and religion meetColombia’s Santo Ecce Homo Convent, located in the small town of Sutamarchan, is quickly becoming a popular tourist hotspot for those taking in the sights of the history-steeped province of… The post Santo Ecce Homo, where Colombia’s myths and religion meet appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
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- Leading a nation in grief, New Zealand's stoic Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attracts global praise The man who opened fire on two New Zealand mosques last week may have succeeded in killing 50 people, but the country's leader has promised to deny him the one thing he truly wanted: Notoriety.
- First bodies returned to families after Christchurch attackThe bodies of at least six victims of the Christchurch attack were returned to families Tuesday and another 32 people remain in hospital after a 28-year-old Australian gunman opened fire at two mosques last week.
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- Dissident group may be behind raid on N. Korean embassy marzo 19, 2019CNN's Brian Todd looks into a possible North Korean opposition group that may be behind a raid on the North Korean embassy in Madrid.
- Erin Burnett shows what's in new Cohen documents marzo 19, 2019CNN's Erin Burnett explores the unsealed federal warrants targeting Donald Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen, which show Robert Mueller had eyes on Cohen long before the public was aware.
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