Mexican poet leads peace caravan to Juarez fight on violence
Mexican poet Javier Sicilia ends his weeklong consolation caravan in Ciudad Juarez, seeking to shift public consciousness and reform government anti drug trafficking strategy. He arrived with about 1,500 supporters, visiting sites tied to past violence including a park honoring teens killed in 2010 and a field where eight women were found in 2001. Juarez's violence symbolized by 1990s murders and cartel battles, with surrounding clashes killing thousands recently.
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Vietnam to hold live-fire drills after China dispute
Vietnam will conduct two naval exercises totaling nine hours on Monday off Quang Nam province in response to China’s demand to halt oil exploration. The alert warns ships to stay clear of the area marking Vietnam’s first maritime drill notice amid rising tensions in the South China Sea with disputes near Spratly and Paracel islands.
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