Thousands of violent Colombian guerrilla members are based in Venezuela.
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Edson Carlos Ribeiro, a Black man working as security at an event held in the Parque de Exposições in Divinópolis, was fatally assaulted by a white businessman after he was refused entry to a private box.
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A group of unidentified people vandalized one of the offices of the leftist MST party in Buenos Aires.
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According to a recent report on electoral violence, 36 people were victims of political violence between March and August 2021.
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The Kakataibo people are native people living near Huánuco and Ucayali in Peru. Illegal loggers and drug traffickers are encroaching on their land.
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August 8 was a memorable date for Universidad Nacional del Sur (UNS) in Argentina.
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Five years after the signing of the peace agreement with the FARC, its implementation has stalled.
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João Doria Jr., incumbent governor of São Paulo, was exiled to Paris as a child during the Military Dictatorship of 1964-84, yet “resists honoring” those lost during and affected by that era.
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On the morning of September 11, 2021, Abimael Guzmán, Peruvian founder of the revolutionary communist party and guerrilla group Sendero Luminoso, died at 86 years old due to health complications.
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Journalists in Guerrero express a loss of job opportunities and they claim that higher political officials along with serious criminals are to blame.
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