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- Hacienda desbloqueará en 10 días 4.500 millones para las autonomíasEl Ministerio encuentra un resquicio legal para poder mejorar las entregas a las comunidades y evitar así recortes presupuestarios
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- Dennis Rodman makes bold prediction about Kim Jong UnNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un seemingly celebrates the firing of former Trump national security adviser John Bolton as new research has found hidden tunnels near the country's main nuclear complex. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
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- He terrorized her online. She sued. Then she met him septiembre 21, 2019A torrent of hate hit Taylor Dumpson after she became the first black female student body president at American University. She fought back with litigation. And then she agreed to accept an apology from one of her tormentors. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
- Van Jones meets viral hugging toddlers septiembre 21, 2019Michael D. Cisneros posted a Facebook video that went viral showing his son Maxwell and 2-year-old friend Finnegan running to give each other a hug. CNN's Van Jones spoke with the two families.
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- Meghan McCain walks off the set of 'The View' septiembre 21, 2019After a disagreement with guest co-host Ana Navarro, Meghan McCain walked off the set of ABC's "The View."
- Cooper speaks to reporter who helped break Ukraine story septiembre 21, 2019CNN's Anderson Cooper speaks with journalist Rebecca Ballhaus, one of the Wall Street Journal reporters who broke the story reporting President Trump pressured Ukraine's President to investigate Joe Biden's son.
- Climate change is affecting the food you eat. Here's how septiembre 21, 2019Climate change is already having a negative impact on our food supply. CNN's Sanjay Gupta reports.
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