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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2020

Page

7

Trudeau says police video of aboriginal chief arrest shocks nation

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called a dashcam showing Athabasca Chipewyan Chief Allan Adam's violent arrest shocking and said black and indigenous Canadians do not feel safe around police. Alberta RCMP face review while Adam fights charges and advocates seek accountability amid systemic racism concerns.

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Trump policy change frightens Cubans and Washington chaos

AP reports a week after Pompeo's move banning Fincimex from U S business many Cubans feared remittances would be blocked though the rule later clarified that U S remittance access would continue. The Federal Register regulation targeted military run Cuban firms but initially omitted Fincimex.

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Australian PM apologizes for slavery claim amid rename move

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologized amid criticism that he denied slavery in Australia. A state government plans to remove a former Belgian king's name from a mountain range as part of global probes of racial injustice. Morrison defended James Cook while acknowledging Australia's brutal past without slavery. Protests for Black Lives Matter occurred in Sydney as authorities warned of pandemic risks.

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