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• 15 Jun

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• AFRICA: Uganda’s exposure to Ebola infection from the neighboring DRC appears to have increased, as the death toll rose to two and three suspected cases were reported in a Ugandan border hospital.
• AMERICAS: Lines of Venezuelan immigrants formed at the border crossing station between Ecuador and Colombia waiting to travel onwards to Peru before that country, starting on the weekend, demands a visa to enter.

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• 13 Jun

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• AFRICA: Sudan’s protest and opposition alliance said it is suspending a campaign of civil disobedience and a general strike until further notice, to restart talks with the army.
• AMERICAS: The U.S.-Mexico migration agreement reached last week includes a regional asylum plan and Mexico’s commitment to examine and potentially change its laws, according to a copy held up to journalists by President Donald Trump.

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• 08 Jun

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• AFRICA: Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed arrived in the Sudanese capital to broker talks between the ruling generals and protest leaders after a deadly crackdown by security forces this week.
• AMERICAS: The US Treasury Department tightened pressure on Venezuela’s state-owned oil company by making clear that exports of diluents by international shippers could be subject to US sanctions.