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- González y Aznar reivindican juntos la Constitución y piden lealtadLos dos expresidentes se declaran con orgullo defensores del "régimen del 78" frente a quienes critican la Ley Fundamental a punto de cumplirse su 40º aniversario
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- Habilitan más puntos de atención a los usuarios de servicios públicos septiembre 19, 2018
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- ‘FARC dissidents’ kill three Continental Gold geologists in north ColombiaAt least three people were killed, three were injured an one person is missing after alleged FARC dissidents attacked a mining project of multinational Continental Gold in northern Colombia, the… The post ‘FARC dissidents’ kill three Continental Gold geologists in north Colombia appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Medellin shuts down Pablo Escobar museumMedellin’s city authorities shut down a museum dedicated to the memory of late drug lord and Congressman Pablo Escobar on Wednesday. The museum had been set up by former Medellin… The post Medellin shuts down Pablo Escobar museum appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- France vows increased support for Colombia’s peace processFrance’s embassy in Colombia confirmed Wednesday that the European country will contribute $137,000 to the reintegration of former guerrillas taking part in a peace process. The money will go towards a… The post France vows increased support for Colombia’s peace process appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Colombia could have produced 1.4 million kilos of cocaine in 2017: UNDespite decades of counter-narcotics efforts, Colombia potentially produced a record 1,379 metric ton of cocaine in 2017, the United Nations said Wednesday. The production is more than 10 times the… The post Colombia could have produced 1.4 million kilos of cocaine in 2017: UN appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Colombia’s military chief refuses to confirm Duque’s claim ‘Guacho’ was injuredColombia’s top military commander on Tuesday refused to confirm President Ivan Duque’s claim that FARC dissident leader “Guacho” was seriously injured in a military operation. Armed Forces commander General Alberto… The post Colombia’s military chief refuses to confirm Duque’s claim ‘Guacho’ was injured appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports. […]
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- Marine Le Pen ordered to undergo psychiatric testingThe court order is part of a probe into the far-right leader sharing images of IS atrocities.
- 'We haven't had sex in three years'A survey of 2,000 Mumsnet and Gransnet users finds 29% have had sex fewer than 11 times in the past year.
- John Hancock adds fitness tracking to all policiesOne of the largest life insurance providers in North America will now sell only "interactive" policies that collect health data.
- France torn over video of driver slapping boy for 'disrespect'Thousands back a Paris bus driver after he was caught on camera slapping a boy, 12, for "disrespect".
- Earliest animal fossils are identifiedScientists have identified the earliest known animal in the geological record.
- Deqa Dahir shot dead in Mogadishu: Somali troops detainedThe nine-year-old Somali girl died after soldiers fired shots to clear a traffic jam in Mogadishu.
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- Top EU official warns that there are huge hurdles for the UK to conquer before a divorce agreement is reachedThe European Union's top political representative issued a stark Brexit warning on Wednesday: Time is running out and there are still huge hurdles to conquer before a divorce agreement can be reached with the United Kingdom.
- BMW will shutter Mini factory for month due to Brexit risks
- Somehow, Theresa May is still standing Next week marks six months until Brexit day -- the moment when the UK actually leaves the European Union.
- It's official -- a no-deal Brexit will make traveling a painTraveling between the UK and European Union will get a whole lot more complicated -- and expensive -- should Brexit talks end without a deal, British government papers released Thursday suggest.
- May: No-deal Brexit wouldn't be end of worldBritish Prime Minister Theresa May appeared to dismiss concerns raised by one of her own cabinet ministers that the UK could leave the European Union without a deal, saying that such a scenario "wouldn't be the end of the world." CNN's Eleni Giokos reports.
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- Texas may remove Helen Keller from curriculum septiembre 20, 2018Texas students may no longer have to learn about Hillary Clinton, Barry Goldwater and Helen Keller in social studies class. Dallas Morning News reporter Lauren McGaughy explains why.
- Official: Maryland suspect in critical condition septiembre 20, 2018According to officials, a suspect is in custody and critical condition after a shooting that left multiple injured and dead at a Rite Aid distribution center in Harford County, Maryland.
- More women say surgeon drugged, raped them septiembre 20, 2018Six more women have come forward and accused Newport Beach surgeon Grant William Robicheaux and his girlfriend of drugging and raping them. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
- Multiple victims in Maryland shooting septiembre 20, 2018Maryland authorities are responding to a shooting in Harford County involving multiple victims, the Harford County Sheriff's office tweeted.
- PR Gov.: We're treated like second-class citizens septiembre 20, 2018During an interview on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello says that Puerto Ricans are treated like second-class citizens.
- 57 Detroit schools have contaminated water septiembre 20, 2018At least 57 Detroit public schools have tested positive so far for high levels of copper, lead or both in their drinking water.
- Twitter isn't here for these expensive sneakers septiembre 20, 2018Nordstrom is selling a new pair of sneakers featuring taped toes and dingy stains. These pre-distressed shoes have people asking, "Why the high price?"
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