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Le "Arrebataron" La Vida Injustamente, Claman Familiares De Colombiano Asesinado Por EEUU
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EEUU Quita Certificación De Aliado Antidrogas A Colombia, El Mayor Productor De Cocaína
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Prosecution did not prove case in Canada hockey sex assault trial: judge
Prosecutors did not prove that five Canadian professional hockey players committed sexual assault, a judge found Thursday, ruling that the female complainant's evidence was neither "credible or reliable." The accused stood trial over allegations they assaulted the woman in a hotel room following a June 2018 celebration for a national men's junior team in the Canadian city of London.
Colombia Pays Farmers To Uproot Coca Crops In Fight Against Cocaine
With cocaine production at an all-time high, Colombia's government is trying a new approach to its narcotics problem: paying farmers to uproot crops of coca, the drug's main ingredient. Among the beneficiaries are Alirio Caicedo and his son Nicolas, who a decade ago planted an expanse of coca as they staked their future on the continued patronage of criminal gangs. Today, they are uprooting the crops and hoping for the best.
Colombia Pays Farmers To Uproot Coca Crops In Fight Against Cocaine
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The Canadian Trump Supporters Who Back His Annexation Plan
A small community in Canada's conservative-leaning western province of Alberta welcomes US President Donald Trump's talk of annexing Canada as its "51st State", seeing as a path to getting their "freedoms back.” Trump is reviled across much of Canada but in Alberta -- whose economy hinges on oil -- 23 percent of people support the US president, according to a March survey from pollsters Leger.
Justin Trudeau Renuncia Como Primer Ministro De Canadá
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Canada | L’hydroélectricité mise à mal par le changement climatique
Le Canada, l’un des premiers producteurs mondiaux d’hydroélectricité, est confronté à une « combinaison » d’épisodes météorologiques « extrêmes » liés au changement climatique qui ont récemment affecté sa production et menacent la structure même de ses barrages, selon plusieurs experts. Ces dernières années, une sécheresse prolongée dans les trois principales provinces productrices – Québec, Colombie-Britannique et Manitoba – a fait chuter la production.
Extreme weather threatens Canada's hydropower future
CANADA - Hydropower production in Canada is plummeting as extreme weather linked to climate change, particularly sudden swings between drought and flood, hampers output while threatening the structure of dams themselves. A world leader in hydroelectricity, Canada has also been forced to cut exports to the United States, which have reached their lowest levels in 14 years, according to the national statistics agency.
L’hydroélectricité canadienne mise à mal par le changement climatique
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Extreme weather threatens Canada's hydropower future
By Mathiew LEISER Hydropower production in Canada is plummeting as extreme weather linked to climate change, particularly sudden swings between drought and flood, hampers output while threatening the structure of dams themselves. A world leader in hydroelectricity, Canada has also been forced to cut exports to the United States, which have reached their lowest levels in 14 years, according to the national statistics agency.
Extreme weather threatens Canada's hydropower future
Hydropower production in Canada is plummeting as extreme weather linked to climate change, particularly sudden swings between drought and flood, hampers output while threatening the structure of dams themselves. A world leader in hydroelectricity, Canada has also been forced to cut exports to the United States, which have reached their lowest levels in 14 years, according to the national statistics agency.
Extreme weather threatens Canada's hydropower future
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