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Disputes Continue Over Honduras Presidential Election Results — REUTERS / pwu404

Honduras · Honduras

Disputes Continue Over Honduras Presidential Election Results

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

The accusations come after the ruling left-wing Libre party called for the vote to be annulled and accused US President Donald Trump of election interference. See the Story

Chile: Polls Show Conservative Kast a Favorite Against Communist for President

Jeannette Jara · Chile

Chile: Polls Show Conservative Kast a Favorite Against Communist for President

46% Right coverage: 13 sources

Chilean voters will choose their new president between conservative José Antonio Kast and communist Jeannette Jara in Sunday's runoff.See the Story

Bondi Beach Hero a Source of Pride in Syrian Hometown

ISIS · Bondi Beach

Bondi Beach Hero a Source of Pride in Syrian Hometown

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

Bondi Beach hero Ahmed al Ahmed, who put his life on the line by wresting a gun from an attacker in Australia's deadly mass shooting, has become a source of pride for his hometown in Syria. "His act is a source of pride for us and for Syria," Ahmed's uncle Mohammed, a farmer, told AFP in the town of Al-Nayrab. Ahmed, a fruit seller and father of two children, emigrated to Australia from Syria in 2007, 60-year-old Mohammed said. On Sunday, 44-yea…See the Story

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