Bolivia Protests Rise Over Oil Gas Nationalization
Thousands of Aymara protesters fill La Paz streets amid rumors of a coup as they demand nationalization of Bolivia’s petroleum and gas reserves to aid the poor. Police clash with demonstrators while leaders threaten action on Congress and autonomy referendums in Santa Cruz.
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Iran allows two reformist candidates to run for president
The Guardian Council reversed its ban and permitted reformists Mostafa Moin and Mohsen Mehrabzadeh to compete in the June 17 presidential race. Officials warn turnout matters for Iran’s legitimacy amid international pressure over its nuclear program.
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Ransomware Locks Files Then Demands 200 Payment
A San Diego firm warns of ransomware that encrypts user files and photos and asks for 200 via the Internet. An unidentified corporate victim fell prey, leaving a ransom note with an email address and a demand for the digital keys to unlock the data. Experts call it a new form of extortion, though not yet widespread.
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