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Chile protests: New symbol calls attention to indigenous

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As unrest continues to grip cities across Chile, a symbol has emerged, calling attention to the country’s indigenous communities.
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Burundi accused of brutal crackdown on dissent

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Opposition figures say attacks are being carried out to smoothen a transition of power in a general election even as the UN warns of a new wave of atrocities.
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Chile plans to rewrite constitution amid mass protests

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Despite plans to reform Pinochet-era charter, protests in Chile continue as many feel excluded from process.
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WTF Is Impeachment?!

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As the House Intelligence Committee holds the first impeachment hearings into President Trump, Cheddar dives into what impeachment actually means. Baker Machado explains.
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Guinea demonstrations: More violence in anti-government protests

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Opposition groups say security forces fired live rounds in Guinea in ongoing protests against President Alpha Conde.
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Chile unrest: One year since police shooting case

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Cry for justice whips up more anger in Chile; demand for action on killing of an indigenous student.
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Guinea protests turn deadly yet again

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Thousands demonstrate against proposed constitutional amendments, which they say would allow President Alpha Conde to run for a third term.
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Chile protests: Calls to draft new constitution

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How weeks of anti-government protests in Chile have spurred a movement for greater local democracy.
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Long-awaited Syria constitutional committee meets for first time

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The 150 representatives of gov't, opposition and civil society due to work on governing document for war-torn country.
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EU's Tusk slams Polish leaders for 'disrespecting constitution on a daily basis'

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European Council President Donald Tusk called on Poland's political leaders to respect the constitution in a speech in Warsaw on Friday, amid speculation that he may return to domestic politics when his EU term ends in November. The...
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Riot police clash with protesters over Catalan separatists trial

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Four people have been arrested and dozens injured in Barcelona as protesters clashed with riot police over the ongoing trial of 12 Catalan separatist leaders in Madrid. Thousands of pro-independence campaigners went on general strike on...
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Exiled Venezuelan family watches protests closely from new home in Canada

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As two rival presidents jockey for power in Venezuela, the country's military and security forces are caught in the middle. The opposition says they took an oath to defend the constitution and restore democracy. Nicolas Maduro says their...
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Why Canada endorsed Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido

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Canada's declaration of support for Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido was swift and unequivocal. CBC's Evan Dyer explores how and why Ottawa made that decision.
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Europe briefing: seven stories to know about today

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1. Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro rejects Europe's call for elections Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has rejected calls from Europe to hold fresh elections to decide on the country's leader. The calls came as opposition Juan Guaido, who...
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Alyssa Milano on Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment

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Actress and activist Alyssa Milano joined forces Monday with Rep. Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat from New York, to push the Equal Rights Amendment. The Constitutional guarantee of women's rights was passed by Congress in 1972, but still...
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Rep. Carolyn Maloney: ERA the 'Most Important Thing' to Help Women

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The Democrat from New York is pushing Congress to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which would ensure women are treated the same as men under the law. "If your rights are guaranteed in the Constitution, then they're enforceable," says...
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Ireland set to liberalise abortion law- exit poll suggests

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Pro-choice campaigners in Ireland are confident of a landslide victory in the country's historic referendum on liberalising abortion laws. Two exit polls are suggesting a huge win for the 'Yes' campaign. Both suggest about 69 percent...
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EU on the brink of a major rift over migration

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Italy granted permission for 105 migrants rescued at sea to transfer to a sturdier boat, after more than a daylong bureaucratic tussle left them exposed to the elements. Even more migrants risk falling into bureaucratic limbo amid...
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Pipeline politics split B.C. and Alberta

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Pipeline politics continue to split B.C. and Alberta, as the two provinces remain divided over a proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline. The company is suspending non-essential work on the project because of the dispute — and now Prime Minister...
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The "Right to Care Act" Would Make Healthcare a Right in America

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Attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act would have eliminated health care coverage for millions of Americans, according to estimates from the Congressional Budget Office. After another failed attempt by Congressional Republicans to...
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Jean-Claude Juncker: I would respect Catalonia ‘yes’ vote

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Jean-Claude Juncker has said he would respect the results of a yes vote in a Catalan independence referendum. But the European Commission president, speaking at a Euronews question-and-answer session, said that an independent Catalonia...
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Juncker: An independent Catalonia would have to apply to join EU

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Jean-Claude Juncker has said he would respect the results of a yes vote in a Catalan independence referendum. But the European Commission president, speaking at a Euronews question-and-answer session, said that an independent Catalonia...
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Independent Catalonia would have to apply to join EU – Juncker

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Jean-Claude Juncker has said he would respect the results of a yes vote in a Catalan independence referendum. Speaking to Euronews he said that an independent Catalonia would need to take the same path to joining the EU as other nations...
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Jean-Claude Juncker clears the confusion over Catalonia

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The European Commission has clarified its position on the Catalonia independence referendum after Jean Claude Juncker appeared to say that he would support a yes vote. The commission says the EU chief meant to say was that he would...