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Two GOP Governors Endorse State-Sponsored Immigration Visas

The idea has limitations, but would be a major improvement over the status quo.

Reason

New charge over alleged dark web murder plot as 'stuff-ups' prove barrier to bail

The accused woman is set to stand trial next month on seven charges she denies.

The Canberra Times

How Muchachos became Argentina’s unofficial World Cup 2022 anthem

Lyrics make reference to Maradona, Messi, World Cup heartbreaks, Copa American triumph, and hopes of a third World Cup.

Al Jazeera

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130 Media Outlets from 50 Countries Cover Riyadh Summits

The Saudi Media Ministry launched media centers to cover the activities of the three Riyadh summits that were held in line with the official two-day visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to the Kingdom that kicked off on Dec. 7. More than 130 local, Gulf, Arab, and global media outlets…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Bake Off's Paul and Prue break silence on Mexican Week 'racist stereotypes' controversy

The Great British Bake Off star judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith have commented on the backlash following Mexican Week after viewers accused the show of cultural appropriation

Daily Mirror

Our Share of Night by Mariana Enríquez review – political horror

Set in the decades during and after Argentina’s military dictatorship, this occult treatment of the ‘dirty war’ fuses political allegory and gleeful gore

The Guardian - UK

5 new books to read this week

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Liberation Day by George Saunders and Our Share Of Night by Mariana Enriquez.

The Independent UK

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Great British Bake Off accused of 'tacky and racist stereotypes' in Mexican Week

Mexican Week on Bake Off received a lot of backlash, with people calling the programme out for 'tacky jokes about Mexican stereotypes' as well as the 'misidentification of Mexican food'

Daily Mirror

Wider Image: In Mexico, more loved ones go missing. Their families keep searching

Manki Lugo no longer remembers how many dead bodies she has found in the seven years she has searched across northern Mexico for her son.

Reuters

Twin babies die in hot car after dad forgets to drop them off before going to work

Marissa Quattrone Rodriguez is calling on the US to bring in the Hot Cars Act. It would require all new vehicles to be equipped with technology that detects if someone is still inside after the engine is switched off and raise the alarm

Daily Mirror

The Salsa café in Stockport that "doesn't do small portions" and sells out very quickly

Luis Sanjuan's little place is a delight

Manchester Evening News

They were on a luxury cruise, then the coughing began – the ship that became a global Covid pariah

When passengers boarded the MS Zaandam in March 2020, they were preparing for the holiday of a lifetime. Within days they would be confined to their rooms on a liner that no country would let dock. How long would their ordeal last?

The Guardian - UK

International Day of the Midwife 2023: This year’s theme, Dr Amir Khan’s message and how to get involved

Event set up to celebrate the work of midwives

Evening Standard

When is the Better Call Saul season 6 episode 3 release date on Netflix?

Better Call Saul's third episode is out tomorrow morning

Manchester Evening News

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Going to ground: Embracing the agritourism life in Madeira

A sustainable stay on this autonomous Portuguese isle is as enjoyable as it is eco, finds Jini Reddy

France 24

Colombia's coca production seen through TikTok (2/2): Farmers under traffickers' control

Hundreds of videos posted on TikTok by young Colombians document cocaine being produced in this South American country, from the fields where coca grows to the labs where the leaves are transformed into the drug. Colombia is the largest global producer of both coca and cocaine. One of these young…

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel free when I run’: the young women enjoying a sense of freedom in Iraq

Displaced Iraqi girls stuck in camps are getting a taste of independence by running, hiking and kickboxing, thanks to a programme teaching them about sport and confidence

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