Online Twitter Trial sparks global outrage and jokes
London reports that Paul Chambers was fined after a joke tweet about blowing up Robin Hood Airport led to his arrest. Protests surged online with thousands posting Spartacus themed messages, while supporters argue the case threatens online free speech and context.
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EU indicts Kosovo organ trafficking ring linked to medical officials
An EU prosecution indictment charges at least nine people in Kosovo, including a former Health Ministry official, with trafficking humans for organ removal and selling kidneys for up to 137000 dollars. Victims from Moldova Kazakhstan Russia and Turkey were lured with false payments. Nine suspects face counts from trafficking to abuse of official authority.
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Mexico drug firms in bribery recording trigger probe
An audio tape purporting bribes tied to a $6.5 million government contract spurs investigations in Mexico. Stendhal Lab, Novartis unit affiliates, and officials face suspensions while agencies probe corruption links in a monopolized economy. No charges yet.
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Comatose ex Israeli PM moved home from hospital
Ariel Sharon, comatose former prime minister, was moved from a Tel Aviv area hospital to his family ranch in southern Israel. Medical teams transported him at dawn with security screens and escorts, ending years in long term care after strokes in office.
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Dengue Fever Spike Triggers Brazil Health Alarm
Brazil faces a potential dengue epidemic as the six month rainy season nears. Ministry of Health reports 592 dengue deaths from January to October, up 90 percent from the previous year, with Type 1 strains resurging and breeding grounds forming in standing water.
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