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Right-wing Uruguayan President Assumes Office Amid Protests

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Haitian Police and Military Agree to Find Solutions After Clashes on Sunday

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Chilean Left-wing Political Parties Initiate a Campaign for New Constitution

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Ghana Medical Association Advances in Government Talks and Withdraws Strike Call

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Unions Take Action Against South African Telekom’s Retrenchment Plan

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Yet Another Report Exposes the Death Trap that is Bangladesh’s Ship Breaking Industry

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Colombian Congress is launching an investigation of President Ivan Duque over charges of electoral fraud and corruption due to denouncements by Aída Merlano.

Colombian President Ivan Duque to be Investigated Over Corruption and Electoral fraud

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“Can you throw a party by hiding dead people under the carpet?”, questions the banner.

Massive Protests at Viña del Mar Festival in Chile

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Thousands of striking teachers marched to Queen’s Park, adjacent to the provincial legislature, in the capital, Toronto.

Over 200,000 Education Workers Take to the Streets in Ontario Over Work Contracts

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Leo Varadkar is to continue as the caretaker prime minister until a new prime minister is elected with the required parliamentary support. (Photo: Annika Haas/Flickr)

Irish PM Leo Varadkar Resigns Amid Parliamentary Deadlock

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