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World Jan 17

Catalonia demands right to vote for independence from Spain

Citizens in Catalonia are demanding freedom from Spain, citing the country's weak economy as cause for secession. Photo by Jordi Payà Canals/Flickr Politicians in the northeastern Spanish region of Catalonia voted Thursday to demand the right to…

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Syrian opposition group rejects invitation to Geneva II peace talks

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World Jan 16

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