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Top CT Insider News

Sanctuary Cities · United States

US communities spanning from red to blue blast Trump administration’s sanctuary list

77% Center coverage: 80 sources

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Racism · Mexico

Afro Mexican actors fighting racism celebrate their heritage through their plays

53% Left coverage: 36 sources

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War Crimes · Guatemala

Guatemala court convicts 3 ex-paramilitaries of war crimes for rape and gives them 40-year sentences

46% Left coverage: 28 sources

More than four decades after Guatemalan soldiers and paramilitaries raped Indigenous women during their efforts to crush an insurgency in the country’s 36-year civil war, a court on Friday convicted three men of crimes against humanity in the case and sentenced them to 40 years in prison. Thirty-six women from the Maya Achi Indigenous group came forward in 2011 to seek justice for the abuses they suffered between 1981 and 1985. They came from Rabinal, a small town about 55 miles (88 kms) north of the capital.See the Story

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