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Haiti’s prime minister calls for calm as violent protests seek his ouster

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry urged calm in a public address early Thursday following three days of violent protests that have paralyzed the country as thousands of protesters demand his resignation. The brief speech in the pre-dawn hours did little to appease people who are angry and frustrated over unrelenting gang violence, deepening poverty and the …

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El plan motosierra de Milei recorta subsidios al transporte público en Argentina

BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Como parte de su plan “motosierra” para recortar gastos del Estado, el presidente ultraderechista de Argentina, Javier Milei, liberó las tarifas de trenes y autobuses y recortó subsidios al transporte público, una medida que dará un nuevo golpe al poder adquisitivo de millones de usuarios que carecen de ayuda social en Argentina. La Secretaría de Transporte …

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Syria says Israeli airstrikes over Homs have killed and wounded civilians

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Israeli airstrikes over Syria’s central city of Homs and nearby areas killed and wounded civilians, the Syrian military said Wednesday without giving details. There was no immediate comment from Israel. The strikes come as tensions across the Middle East grow with the Israel-Hamas war and a drone attack last month that killed three U.S. troops in …

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Pakistan’s election: Who’s running, what’s the mood and will anything change?

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s 127 million voters are choosing members of a new parliament Thursday. The election is the 12th in the country’s 76-year history, which has been marred by economic crises, military takeovers and martial law, militancy, political upheavals and wars with India. On the eve of the election, bombs struck two political offices in southwestern Pakistan, killing at …

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NATO allies warn Hungary not to hold up Sweden’s membership as US patience wears thin

BRUSSELS (AP) — U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan said that he and his NATO counterparts cautioned Hungary on Wednesday against further delaying Sweden’s membership in the military alliance, and he warned that patience in Washington has its limits. Lawmakers from the party of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán boycotted an emergency session of parliament on Monday where a vote …

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Ataque al edificio de tribunales más grande de Turquía deja 3 muertos

ESTAMBUL (AP) — Tres personas murieron y cinco resultaron heridas durante un ataque al edificio de tribunales más grande de Turquía, informaron las autoridades. Los agresores —un hombre y una mujer que fallecieron al enfrentarse a tiros con la policía— eran miembros de una organización extremista que llevaba años prácticamente inactiva. El ministro del Interior, Ali Yerlikaya, dijo que el …

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