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Peru: Hitman Says He Was Promised US$4,000 to Kill Candidate 'China Polo' as Second Victim Dies (opens the original)
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—Confession. Venezuelan national Luis Iván Obispo Díaz has confessed to shooting candidate Susy “China Polo” Aponte, telling police he was promised between S/10,000 and S/15,000 (roughly US$2,800–4,200) for the hit. —The alleged recruiter. Obispo says a Peruvian woman known as “La Gocha” hired him from Lima, contacted through a ride-hailing taxi customer, and sent him the victim’s photograph by phone. —Second death. A 72-year-old woman wounded in the 19 September attack in Caraz has died in hosp
Peru: Six Students Held in Navy School Abuse Case as Fujimori Strips Military of Liceo Naval (opens the original)
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—The allegation. A 16-year-old student reported group sexual abuse by classmates on board a school bus of the Navy-run Liceo Naval Almirante Guise in Lima’s San Borja district on 15 September. —The detentions. Ten students were detained for investigation; a judge ordered six of them into preventive internment at Lima’s Maranguita juvenile rehabilitation centre. —The response. President Keiko Fujimori called the case “very grave” and declared the school “in reorganisation”, moving its administrat
Qatar Group in Venezuela Energy Talks, With No Deal Announced (opens the original)
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A private Qatari group says it is talking to Venezuela about new oil and gas ground. It already owns a third of one gas licence there. Qatar and Venezuela energy ties may be about to widen beyond gas. A Qatari group says it is in talks about entering new oil or gas areas in the country. Erik Keskula, head of upstream at UCC Oil and Gas, said so in Caracas. Reuters reported his remarks on 29 September 2026. He named no acreage, no timetable and no sum. No comment from the Venezuelan government or
Saudi-Funded Mosque in Havana Moves Ahead as Cuba Runs Short of Fuel (opens the original)
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Builders have fenced off the site of a Saudi-funded mosque in Old Havana, the historic core of Cuba’s capital. The independent Cuban news site 14ymedio reported the fencing on Monday 28 September, saying it followed nine years of announcements. Official sources put the budget at about US$9.3 million, provided by the Saudi Fund for Development, the outlet said. The site adjoins the disused Tallapiedra power station, while Cuba’s grid struggles to keep the lights on. A sign on the fence names the
Uruguay Growth Forecast Cut to 1.3% by the IMF, Below the Government's 1.6% (opens the original)
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The International Monetary Fund has cut its Uruguay growth forecast for 2026 to 1.3%, mainly because of a drought. Economy Minister Gabriel Oddone called the cut an “appropriate reading” of the economy on Monday 28 September, Subrayado reported. The IMF figure sits below the government’s own forecast of 1.6%, which private analysts call too optimistic. The gap matters because the budget’s revenue estimates are built on the official number, a point the opposition keeps pressing. An IMF team led b
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