Spanish miners protest underground in Palencia cave
About 50 miners drill deeper than 1600 feet in Las Cuevas mine in northern Palencia province staging a Day 9 sit in over unpaid wages. They endure no showers or toilets as they demand a future for Spain’s aging coal industry amid energy competition and a recession.
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Palencia
Ivan
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Elaterio Arte
Alberto
Cuevas
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Homegrown threats rise as US faces more diverse terrorism
A Bipartisan Policy Center study warns that the United States now confronts a more homegrown and unpredictable terrorist threat than nine years ago. It cites shootings, car bombs and in flight attacks, notes diverse origins of attackers, and highlights Times Square and Fort Hood incidents as examples.
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Faisal Shahzad
Connecticut
Department of Homeland Security
National Intelligence
Advocates say Missouri sex mistreatment charges not unusual
Advocates for victims of sexual slavery say mistreatment, branding, and trafficking cases arise frequently in sex exploitation, noting a Lebanon Missouri federal indictment alleging a man enticed a teenage girl to live in a trailer and mistreat her. The case highlights ongoing trafficking networks and calls for vigilance nationwide.
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Kansas City
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Noel
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Marvel Lee
Phillipsburg
Lee
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
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