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Costa Rica’s official data shows 656 homicides this year, marking a new high. Authorities expect this number to exceed 900 by the end of the year.

Randall Zuniga, the justice chief, calls this rise a “turning point.” He also urges more public safety investments.

Known as Central America’s safest country, Costa Rica is now grappling with violence. In

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Tensions are skyrocketing in Northern Mali as armed groups and the Malian army take part in renewed conflict.The situation has actually gotten worse since the exit of French and UN forces, leaving the Malian army, now backed by Russia, to deal with numerous foes over a large territory.The recent clashes began in early August 2023 regardless of earlier signs of peace. Both sides

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São Paulo and Flamengo face off in the Copa de Brasil final this Sunday. Both teams need a win to break from their slumps.

The stakes are high; the winner earns a spot in the Copa Libertadores. São Paulo has a slight edge, having won the first leg 1-0.

So far, São Paulo is underperforming in the league. They haven’t won a game since defeating Santos

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The CDC reports an uptick in cancer-related events given that the start of COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations.Specifically, VAERS information shows 2,579 cancer occasions from December 2020 to August 2022. In contrast, other vaccines caused 791 cancer occasions from 2008 to 2020. Additionally, influenza shots had just 64 such occasions, regardless of 1.7 billion doses administered over 13

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Over the weekend, thousands in Paris, including leftist parties, NGOs, and a magistrates’ union, marched to protest police misconduct.

The rally honored Nahel, a Maghrebi teen shot by cops last June. His death led to nationwide unrest.

About 200 groups participated in this central march among 120 others across France.

Lawmaker Mathilde Panot pointed

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Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is opening unique zones to draw worldwide property managers.He announced this revolutionary relocation at the Economic Club of New York. This effort targets Japan's large family asset swimming pool, estimated at over $14 trillion.Until now, language barriers have impeded worldwide involvement.These brand-new zones will