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• 26 Jun

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• AFRICA: Ethiopia’s Brig. General Asaminew Tsige, the suspected ringleader of Saturday’s failed coup attempt in the Amhara region was shot dead while attempting to flee, police say.
• AMERICAS: Former Venezuelan SEBIN security service chief, Gen. Christopher Figuera, arrived in the US from Colombia, after siding with the opposition in April’s coup attempt.

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• 03 Mar

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• AFRICA: In Algeria, as many as 56 police officers and seven citizens were injured during the massive anti-government protest the local police department said in a statement.
• AMERICAS: The Mexican Navy seized 816 kg cocaine and arrested three men on a boat in the Pacific off the coast of the southern state of Guerrero.

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• 17 Feb

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• AFRICA: The Nigerian electoral watchdog postponed presidential and parliamentary elections for one week, just hours before polls were due to open.
• AMERICAS: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he has secured cooperation from the United Nations to obtain pharmaceuticals, even as the opposition demands that the government accept a delivery of humanitarian aid from the United States and Colombia, who back self-proclaimed head of state Juan Guaido.