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There may be snow in several cities in the United States for Halloween night. A spy would have stolen the underwear of the ISIS leader for a DNA test. This is what you should know to start the day. First the truth.
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Bolivia: who protests, why and what do they ask?
On Tuesday, a march at the headquarters of the Government of Bolivia tried to prevent vehicular passage in one of the main avenues of the city of La Paz. The authorities dispersed the protesters with pepper gas. The protests began Monday night and have already spread to La Paz, Santa Cruz, Oruro and Sucre. The opposition denounces an alleged electoral fraud. In an interview with Fernando del Rincón in Conclusions on Thursday, Carlos Mesa said "fraud is being consummated and ratified." The opposition leader points out that “this result breaks all legitimacy of an eventual government of Evo Morales; I would be an illegitimate president. ” For his part, Morales denounced on October 23 that the right of Bolivia, with international support, prepared for a coup d'etat. The president called on Bolivians to defend democracy. Here we tell you who protest and what they ask for.
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Democrats move towards Trump's political trial
The president of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, announced on Monday that the House will vote on Thursday to formalize the proceedings of the political trial investigation against Trump, in what will be the first time that this process is registered in the House. The vote is a move towards the next stage of the investigation, after several weeks of statements behind closed doors, since the Democrats said the resolution would establish rules for public hearings, grant due process rights to the White House and allow that the information be transferred to the commission that would finally consider the articles of the political trial.
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A spy would have stolen the underwear of the ISIS leader for a DNA test
A spy from the Kurdish forces in Syria stole the underwear of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to obtain a DNA sample from the ISIS leader and help the US army. UU. with its location, Kurdish officials said: “Our own source, who had been able to reach al-Baghdadi, brought his underwear to perform a DNA test and make sure (100%) that the person in question was al-Baghdadi himself "
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While California burns, these parts of the US will freeze
The first snowfall of the season is expected to fall in parts of the Midwest in the next few days, the National Weather Service said. That means that Iowa, southern Minnesota, northern Missouri, northern Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan could have a winter Halloween. Chicago could be covered with snow for Halloween night. "There have been six cases in the history of Chicago where snow has fallen on this traditional date," said the National Weather Service in Chicago that, if it receives a considerable amount of snow this Halloween, would arrive 17 days earlier than normal.
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The 10 main heroes of CNN
Who inspires you? This Wednesday we will reveal the top 10 CNN heroes of 2019. There are many inspiring stories, but there will only be one CNN hero of the year. Meet everyone this year at cnne.com/heroes. Then it will be your turn, to vote for your favorites.
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Your guide to the Halloween label
How can you make sure that your tour collecting sweets will be the best? And how can you make your home a popular stop? Some appropriate Halloween etiquette could help.
Biden was denied communion in a Catholic church in South Carolina
The former vice president of the United States, Joe Biden, was denied communion in a Catholic church in South Carolina, for his public support for the right to abort.
25 of the most threatened places in the world
The NGO World Monuments Fund added 25 sites to its 2020 watch list of sites that are cultural heritage and are threatened by fires, excessive tourism and violent conflicts.
New trailer for "The Mandalorian" presents a great atmosphere of "Star Wars"
A new preview of "The Mandalorian", the original "Star Wars" series that will hit Disney +, has been released.
This woman faked a pregnancy to try to avoid paying excess baggage
Many travelers become creative with luggage, whether they are sitting in their suitcase to try to close it, arriving at the airport with three coats or pretending to be pregnant so as not to have to pay for an extra suitcase.
The day's figure
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176 people are stung by streaks on a California beach in one day.
The date of the day
"There is a general state of irritation and discomfort."
Luis Maira, former Chilean ambassador to Mexico and Argentina, explains that the protests that in recent days have shaken Chilean society are the result of a sum of factors, since the constitution made by the dictator Augusto Pinochet. In an interview with Carmen Aristegui, Maira says that society is tired of price increases and business scandals, among other situations.
And to finish…
Look at the huge column of smoke and ash that rises from the crater of the Sabancaya volcano in Peru
Sabancaya, one of the most active volcanoes in Peru, erupted this Monday, giving us these impressive images of the force of nature.
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