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As Brazil veers right, evangelical bishop elected Rio mayor
By Paulo Prada. RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An evangelical bishop was elected mayor of Rio de Janeiro on Sunday in a second round of municipal voting that cemented a rout of the leftist party and allies who dominated Brazil's presidency and major cities for over a decade.

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Evangelical pastor win's runoff election for Rio mayor
Updated 4:34 pm, Sunday, October 30, 2016. RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) A Brazilian evangelical pastor has beaten his opponent in a landslide victory to become Rio de Janeiro's mayor, signaling a move toward the right in Latin America's largest nation. The electoral body says Sen.

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Evangelical pastor win’s runoff election for Rio mayor
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A Brazilian evangelical pastor has beaten his opponent in a landslide victory to become Rio de Janeiro’s mayor, signaling a move toward the right in Latin America’s largest nation. The electoral body says Sen. Marcelo Crivella got 59 percent of the votes in the Sunday runoff....

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Evangelical Pastor Win's Runoff Election for Rio Mayor
A Brazilian evangelical pastor has beaten his opponent in a landslide victory to become Rio de Janeiro's mayor, signaling a move toward the right in Latin America's largest nation. The electoral body says Sen. Marcelo Crivella got 59 percent of the votes in the Sunday runoff election against 41....

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British MP condemns Mawarire visa refusal
A LEADING British parliamentarian has said it is disgraceful that prominent Zimbabwean civil rights campaigners are being refused visas to visit the UK to talk about the struggle against President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF regime. Kate Hoey, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on....

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Evangelical pastor win’s runoff election for Rio mayor
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A Brazilian evangelical pastor has beaten his opponent in a landslide victory to become Rio de Janeiro’s mayor, signaling a move toward the right in Latin America’s largest nation. The electoral body says Sen. Marcelo Crivella got 59 percent of the votes in the Sunday runoff....

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Evangelical pastor win's runoff election for Rio mayor
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A Brazilian evangelical pastor has beaten his opponent in a landslide victory to become Rio de Janeiro's mayor, signaling a move toward the right in Latin America's largest nation. The electoral body says Sen. Marcelo Crivella got 59 percent of the votes in the Sunday runoff....

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As Brazil veers right, evangelical bishop elected Rio mayor
By Paulo Prada. RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An evangelical bishop was elected mayor of Rio de Janeiro on Sunday in a second round of municipal voting that cemented a rout of the leftist party and allies who dominated Brazil's presidency and major cities for over a decade.

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As Brazil veers right, evangelical bishop elected Rio mayor
RIO DE JANEIRO An evangelical bishop was elected mayor of Rio de Janeiro on Sunday in a second round of municipal voting that cemented a rout of the leftist party and allies who dominated Brazil's presidency and major cities for over a decade. Marcelo Crivella, a controversial conservative who is a....

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Wrongfully imprisoned for decades, ex-inmate preaches a message of forgiveness
Drawing upon his experience of being wrongly imprisoned for a murder he didn’t commit, Darryl Burton preached Sunday about hope and forgiveness to members of the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood. “I had neither one,” said Burton, who is congregational care pastor for the church .

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Malawi: Mulanje Female Councilors Honored for Good Performance
Mulanje Civil Liberties Committee (CILIC) and people from Wards belonging to female Councilors in Mulanje have honoured the Councilors for what they called a remarkable performance on their positions in the past two and a half years. The two Councilors, Beatrice Mulatho of Chikuli Ward in Mulanje....

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Eight fairies, siphoned money and a shaman fortune teller: South Korea’s presidency ‘on the brink of collapse’
TOKYO — South Korea’s president is engulfed in a political scandal with plotlines straight out of a soap opera: rumours of secret advisers, nepotism and ill-gotten gains, plus a whiff of sex. There’s even a Korean Rasputin and talk of a mysterious clique called the “eight fairies.

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Zimbabwean activists denied UK visas
A leading British parliamentarian has said it is disgraceful that prominent Zimbabwean civil rights campaigners are being refused visas to visit the UK to talk about the struggle against Mugabe and his Zanu PF regime. Kate Hoey, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Zimbabwe, was speaking at....

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Breakthroughs in Colombia’s stalled peace process
While representatives of Evangelical Christians and FARC rebels announced agreement over gender-specific victim support, former President Alvaro Uribe had “constructive” talks with government peace negotiators. Both the Evangelical Christians and Uribe represent significant minority constituencies....

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Hillary Clinton tells Florida congregation that setbacks deliver character and 'hope'
'Rejoice in our sufferings': Hillary tells Florida congregation that setbacks deliver character and 'hope' – after a rough week that brought back her email scandal and ended with a racy performance by J-Lo in Miami Hillary Clinton joined worshippers at New Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Ft.

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Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
TIVERTON, R.I. The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support of Rhode Island's political leadership and labor unions.

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Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
TIVERTON, R.I. (AP) — The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support....

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Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support of Rhode Island's political leadership and labor unions.

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Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support of Rhode Island's political leadership and labor unions.

Read Full Article
 
Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support of Rhode Island's political leadership and labor unions.

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Zimbabwean activists denied UK visas
A leading British parliamentarian has said it is disgraceful that prominent Zimbabwean civil rights campaigners are being refused visas to visit the UK to talk about the struggle against Mugabe and his Zanu PF regime. Kate Hoey, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Zimbabwe, was speaking at....

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Voters to decide fate of casino planned in Colonial-era town
The state's most expensive political race this season will end when voters decide Nov. 8 whether a casino operator can build a gambling hall next to the Massachusetts border. The lopsided, more than $2 million campaign in favor of a casino in Tiverton has the bipartisan support of Rhode Island's political leadership and labor unions.

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'The 5 Love Languages'
It was a beautiful August morning in Winston Salem, North Carolina, three years ago when my wife, Rebecca, then age 59, and I were engaging in our morning ritual of sipping coffee on the back porch. Without warning, the awful moment I had long dreaded finally arrived: Rebecca, diagnosed with....

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Feds zero in on rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes in Minnesota, nationally
But on a trip to the mailbox last fall, Wako discovered that the mosque where he is executive director had become a target of hate as well as pride. "To whome [sic] it may concern: I will blow up your building with all you immigrants in it just like you blew up our iconic building in New York in....

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Silent Sanctuaries: A look inside Pittsburgh's vacant houses of worship
Similar factors are pressing on other historic religious bodies that often built sanctuaries in neighborhoods where their people no longer reside in large numbers. Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Eastern Orthodox, Byzantine Catholic and various Jewish denominations have closed multiple....

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AAU 20th Convocation: Oshiomhole commend former VC, Prof. Cordelia Agbebaku
Governor Adams Oshiomhole said education must top the list of priority of government at all levels in the country, adding that government must always strive to ensure that schools are shut down, no matter what. Speaking at the 20th Convocation ceremony of the Ambrose Alli University, Oshiomhole said....

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