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Americas · SantiagoThe two officials were disassociated from the civil police and are being held in preventive detention together with other members of the above-mentioned cell of the transnational gang. They would warn of police procedures, provide sensitive information from the PDI system and even report where their victims were.See the Story
They reveal that PDI detectives were part of the Aragua Train cell dedicated to the sex trade in Santiago
Senate · ArgentinaThese are a series of recommendations suggested by the Human Rights Observatory of the Upper House to the governor. The councils grew out of an educational program launched by the provincial government.See the Story
The manual sent by the Senate of the Nation to Kicillof to prevent indoctrination in schools in Buenos Aires
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Americas · CoronelAmong those arrested, there are people - including the urban singer “Nasho Flight” - who were involved in a shootout that occurred in 2022 in a commercial space. Of those arrested, 28 are Chileans and 2 are foreigners.See the Story
Urban singer and 29 others arrested in Coronel: drugs, weapons and ammunition seized
Influencers · La PlataFelicitas Alvite (20) hit Rubén Armand (35) while crossing a red light. She was accused of intentional homicide and the prosecution requested her arrest.See the Story
Another video of the influencer who ran over and killed a motorcyclist in La Plata was known: they believe she was running a red light and ordered her arrest.
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Donald Trump · BrazilThe economic advisers of former President Donald Trump of the United States are discussing possible sanctions against countries that move away from the dollar, in order to reduce the recession.See the Story