Mexico to revise nationwide teacher evaluation plan
Mexico's Education Secretary Aurelio Nuno announced a revision of the teacher evaluation exam, with a working group from the government and national teachers union to tailor it to regional differences. The move comes amid protests including highway blockades and a deadly clash in Oaxaca's Nochixtlan, though it aims to keep reforms intact.
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Mexico
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Journalist John Gatluak killed in Juba ethnic violence
South Sudanese radio journalist John Gatluak was shot dead in Juba during clashes at the Terrain Hotel compound. Internews and family say he was targeted for his Nuer ethnicity. fighting around the Terrain Hotel intensified as authorities battled opposition forces.
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Internews
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Theresa May becomes Britain's new prime minister
Theresa May took office as Britain's prime minister at No 10 Downing Street after David Cameron's resignation. The transition included May forming a new cabinet with Brexit supporters and promising to lead the country through EU exit talks while addressing social justice and economic stability.
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