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Month: November 2019

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Cartel expert: Juarez families should be ‘extremely concerned’ about recent uptick of violence

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — Violence has surged in Juarez this week, with Juarez media reporting 21 people have been killed and 23 vehicles burned since Tuesday. Juarez government officials credit the violence to a planned prison search where law enforcement hoped to search for smuggled drugs and weapons. That search did occur Wednesday morning, but

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State Department official describes Giuliani’s ‘campaign of lies’ in Ukraine

A State Department official told lawmakers that Rudy Giuliani’s attacks were part of a “campaign of lies” against the former Ukraine ambassador, according to a transcript released Thursday. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State George Kent testified that President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer’s actions contributed to his decision not to speak out internally about Giuliani in

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Una niña que suplicó por la liberación de su padre después de las redadas de inmigrantes en Mississippi finalmente se reúne con él

(CNN) — Magdalena Gómez Gregorio abrazó a su padre por primera vez en meses después de que ella suplicó con lágrimas en los ojos por su liberación frente a reporteros luego de una redada de inmigrantes en Mississippi. Su padre, Andrés Gómez-Jorge, fue liberado la semana pasada después de que familiares y amigos recaudaron fondos

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Democrats’ impeachment inquiry hits overdrive

A push by House Democrats to impeach President Donald Trump by Christmas reflects urgent political pressures but also a deeper driving force: a belief that they have got the impeachment goods on him. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s generals are cranking up the pace of their investigation ahead of next week’s televised hearings, which will stress

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