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Third news: sports.

Olympic champion Nicola Adams to make professional debut against Noemi Carcamo at Manchester Arena.

Nicola Adams will make her professional debt against Argentina's Noemi Carcamo at Manchester Arena next Saturday.

Carcamo, 32, was today confirmed as Adams' first opponent in the paid ranks and the South American has had seven bouts.

Double Olympic champ Adams, who is Britain's most-successful amateur boxer, says she cannot wait for the first bell of her four-round flyweight contest next Saturday.

"Now that my first opponent has been announced, all I want to do is get in the ring," said Adams. "I'm so excited for my first fight.

Training with Virgil Hunter has been amazing. He's taught me some great new things for my professional debut.

"All my focus is on next Saturday and the road to becoming a world champion."

Earlier this month Adams revealed she was out to rule boxing like her hero Muhammad Ali.

She became the first female fighter to win gold at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and won the first women’s boxing gold medal at a European Games, at Baku in 2015.

And now she wants to make her mark on history.

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Second newsSamboní killer sentenced, Ponce de Leon honored for her bravery.from violent protests on the streets of Caracas after the Supreme Court annulled the National Assembly plunging Venezuela deep in a political crisis, President Nicolás Maduro’s dictatorial scrapping of democratic institutions topped headlines this week across the region. In Colombia, however, two courageous women, victims of sexual assault, were remembered:Justice for YulianaThe confessed killer of 7 year old Yuliana Samboní, Rafael Uribe Noguera was sentenced Wednesday March 29 by a Bogotá judge to serve 51 years and 10 months in La Picota maximum security prison. Uribe Noguera, the 38 year old architect from an influential family, snatched the small indigenous girl as she was playing with her cousins in front of her home in the poor shanty Bosque Calderón on December 6.During several hours in the killer’s Chapinero Alto apartment, Yuliana was tortured and repeatedly raped before dying by strangulation. Uribe Noguera was arrested and charged with kidnapping, violent carnal access and femicide.During the court ruling, the judge declared that Uribe Noguera must serve a sentence of 622 months, reducing by 8 years the expected 60 year maximum sentence, after the architect confessed to his crimes. “It is a call to victims to have the opportunity to do justice,” said the judge, and who told the prosecution that the conviction against Uribe Noguera was not a trophy: “Nothing has been gained.” Yuliana’s father, Juvencio Samboní regretted the judge’s decision not to impose the maximum life sentence.Uribe Noguera will not eligible for any type of reduction in his sentence as the law that rules on femicide in Colombia prohibits any form of judicial benefit.The investigation into Yuliana’s disappearance began hours after Yuliana’s mother, Nelly Samboní, contacted the National Police reporting her missing daughter. Yuliana’s two small cousins claimed a grey SUV had entered the Bosque Calderón neighborhood, and while Yuliana’s mother was in the back patio of the family home organizing canisters to collect water, Yuliana was snatched by Uribe Noguera and forced into the front seat of his car.Yuliana body was discovered that same Sunday by Colombia’s anti-kidnapping squad Gaula, in Uribe Noguera’s duplex apartment, with bite marks and signs of extreme torture. According to a testimony by a close relative of the Samboní who spoke with The City Paper: “Yuliana’s body had been crushed so severely that the city’s chief coroner at Medicina Legal requested that Juvencio not to view her entire body at the morgue.”Ponce de Leon in WashingtonWhile a Bogotá judge handed down the sentence in the case of Yuliana Samboní, in Washington D.C., First Lady Melania Trump was honoring 13 brave women from across the world during her first State Department’s International Women of Courage ceremony. Among those who received the award for their contributions to peace, security, and women’s rights, was Colombia’s Natalia Ponce de Leon.The 35-year old Ponce de Leon was attacked by a stalker with a litre of sulphuric acid on March 2014 as she left her home in the north of Bogotá. The chemical agent caused severe burns to Ponce de Leon’s face requiring multiple surgeries to reconstruct her features. After a series of acid attacks on women in Bogotá and the sadistic nature of the Ponce de Leon crime, Colombia’s criminal law increased penalties for assailants.  

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Second newsSamboní killer sentenced, Ponce de Leon honored for her bravery.from violent protests on the streets of Caracas after the Supreme Court annulled the National Assembly plunging Venezuela deep in a political crisis, President Nicolás Maduro’s dictatorial scrapping of democratic institutions topped headlines this week across the region. In Colombia, however, two courageous women, victims of sexual assault, were remembered:Justice for YulianaThe confessed killer of 7 year old Yuliana Samboní, Rafael Uribe Noguera was sentenced Wednesday March 29 by a Bogotá judge to serve 51 years and 10 months in La Picota maximum security prison. Uribe Noguera, the 38 year old architect from an influential family, snatched the small indigenous girl as she was playing with her cousins in front of her home in the poor shanty Bosque Calderón on December 6.During several hours in the killer’s Chapinero Alto apartment, Yuliana was tortured and repeatedly raped before dying by strangulation. Uribe Noguera was arrested and charged with kidnapping, violent carnal access and femicide.During the court ruling, the judge declared that Uribe Noguera must serve a sentence of 622 months, reducing by 8 years the expected 60 year maximum sentence, after the architect confessed to his crimes. “It is a call to victims to have the opportunity to do justice,” said the judge, and who told the prosecution that the conviction against Uribe Noguera was not a trophy: “Nothing has been gained.” Yuliana’s father, Juvencio Samboní regretted the judge’s decision not to impose the maximum life sentence.Uribe Noguera will not eligible for any type of reduction in his sentence as the law that rules on femicide in Colombia prohibits any form of judicial benefit.The investigation into Yuliana’s disappearance began hours after Yuliana’s mother, Nelly Samboní, contacted the National Police reporting her missing daughter. Yuliana’s two small cousins claimed a grey SUV had entered the Bosque Calderón neighborhood, and while Yuliana’s mother was in the back patio of the family home organizing canisters to collect water, Yuliana was snatched by Uribe Noguera and forced into the front seat of his car.Yuliana body was discovered that same Sunday by Colombia’s anti-kidnapping squad Gaula, in Uribe Noguera’s duplex apartment, with bite marks and signs of extreme torture. According to a testimony by a close relative of the Samboní who spoke with The City Paper: “Yuliana’s body had been crushed so severely that the city’s chief coroner at Medicina Legal requested that Juvencio not to view her entire body at the morgue.”Ponce de Leon in WashingtonWhile a Bogotá judge handed down the sentence in the case of Yuliana Samboní, in Washington D.C., First Lady Melania Trump was honoring 13 brave women from across the world during her first State Department’s International Women of Courage ceremony. Among those who received the award for their contributions to peace, security, and women’s rights, was Colombia’s Natalia Ponce de Leon.The 35-year old Ponce de Leon was attacked by a stalker with a litre of sulphuric acid on March 2014 as she left her home in the north of Bogotá. The chemical agent caused severe burns to Ponce de Leon’s face requiring multiple surgeries to reconstruct her features. After a series of acid attacks on women in Bogotá and the sadistic nature of the Ponce de Leon crime, Colombia’s criminal law increased penalties for assailants.  

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first newsMissing teen, ex-teacher spotted at Oklahoma Walmart 2 days after disappearance.A former teacher and the 15-year-old student he allegedly kidnapped were spotted at a Walmart in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, two days after they disappeared, officials said Friday.After receiving a tip late Thursday, investigators obtained surveillance images showing 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas and 50-year-old Tad Cummins at the store the afternoon of March 15, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said. The Walmart surveillance images showed Cummins "with an altered appearance to darken his hair," the TBI said."The same images show Elizabeth may currently have red hair," the TBI added. Cummins used cash to buy food at the Walmart but he didn't buy "anything else of significance," the TBI said. "Efforts to determine what vehicle they were traveling in remain ongoing."It's the first confirmed sighting of the pair since Cummins was accused of kidnapping Elizabeth on March 13. Cummins, who was fired one day after the alleged kidnapping, is wanted on allegations of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. An Amber Alert has been issued for Elizabeth. An attorney for the Thomas family, Jason Whatley, told ABC News today of the new image, "she looks subservient to him, walking behind him, looking to him.""It's a very scary image," he said. "And frankly, it's exactly the kind of image that we were expecting; it's just very shocking to finally see it."This new sighting is tearing Elizabeth's father apart, Whatley said. "It's just really more than he can take."Charles Crowson, senior manager at Walmart Corporate Communications, said in a statement to ABC News, “We are aware of this situation and will continue helping law enforcement with their investigation." 

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first newsMissing teen, ex-teacher spotted at Oklahoma Walmart 2 days after disappearance.A former teacher and the 15-year-old student he allegedly kidnapped were spotted at a Walmart in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, two days after they disappeared, officials said Friday.After receiving a tip late Thursday, investigators obtained surveillance images showing 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas and 50-year-old Tad Cummins at the store the afternoon of March 15, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said. The Walmart surveillance images showed Cummins "with an altered appearance to darken his hair," the TBI said."The same images show Elizabeth may currently have red hair," the TBI added. Cummins used cash to buy food at the Walmart but he didn't buy "anything else of significance," the TBI said. "Efforts to determine what vehicle they were traveling in remain ongoing."It's the first confirmed sighting of the pair since Cummins was accused of kidnapping Elizabeth on March 13. Cummins, who was fired one day after the alleged kidnapping, is wanted on allegations of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. An Amber Alert has been issued for Elizabeth. An attorney for the Thomas family, Jason Whatley, told ABC News today of the new image, "she looks subservient to him, walking behind him, looking to him.""It's a very scary image," he said. "And frankly, it's exactly the kind of image that we were expecting; it's just very shocking to finally see it."This new sighting is tearing Elizabeth's father apart, Whatley said. "It's just really more than he can take."Charles Crowson, senior manager at Walmart Corporate Communications, said in a statement to ABC News, “We are aware of this situation and will continue helping law enforcement with their investigation." 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rmwmWmgZII

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Central Colombia town bans ‘world’s largest open pit goldmine’ 

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Central Colombia town bans ‘world’s largest open pit goldmine’ 

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In a historic vote, a central Colombia town banned plans to build what would be the ‘world’s largest open pit goldmine,” creating a major stand-off with multinational mining giant Anglo Gold Ashanti, which has said it would advance the project.

The Colosa project in Cajamarca, Tolima was South African mining giant AngloGold Ashanti’s biggest bet in Colombia, until Saturday when the local population banned all mining from its territory in a landslide vote.

While the town may have avoided becoming the world’s largest oil mine, it has created a problem of epic proportions for the national government, which could be sued before an international tribunal dealing if the state is accused of having breached a contract with a private foreign company.

This could not just cause a AngloGold Ashanti vs. Colombia case, but a downpour of lawsuits against the nation.

Since 2001, mining companies have requested mining titles covering 20% of Colombia’s national territory through some 20,000 exploration and exploitation requests, according to the Center for Investigative Journalism CIPER in 2011.

The government of Alvaro Uribe (2002-2010) granted 9,000 of these titles, reportedly in disregard of obligatory environmental regulations and local approval.

The current government of Juan Manuel Santos hailed mining as “the engine” of Colombia’s economy until 2014 when commodity prices dropped, the peso collapsed and the economy proved to have been growing on a bubble.

Since then, several municipalities have taken legal action against oil and mining licences while the national government declared large swaths of land protected.

A domino effect of Sunday’s vote in Cajamarca is possible, because while mining has been profitable for the fossil fuel industry, Colombia;s national government and foreign investors, most of the areas where mining have taken place have seen more losses than gains. While large communities remained poor, they were left with a mining-destroyed environment.

Additionally, mining has had a major impact on violence in Colombia’s countryside where particularly gold mining has drawn the interest of multiple illegal armed groups.

http://colombiareports.com/central-colombia-town-bans-worlds-largest-open-pit-goildmine-historic-vote/

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Night falls on Mocoa: 234 found dead and 200 still missingwritten by Adriaan Alsema April 1, 2017

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Night falls on Mocoa: 234 found dead and 200 still missingwritten by Adriaan Alsema April 1, 2017

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As night fell after one of Colombia’s darkest days in recent history, rescue workers had pulled 234 dead from the mud and rubble left by an avalanche that devastated the southern town of Mocoa.

Two hundred people were still missing as the sun went down.

In a state of shock, and without electricity or drinking water, the inhabitants of the town entered their first night after the disaster that destroyed much of the capital of the Putumayo province.

The falling of night severely limits rescue workers’ ability to find survivors under the rubble and mud left by Colombia’s deadliest natural disaster in decades, particularly because the town is without electricity and roads have become impassable.

Meanwhile, desperate locals are still hoping to find signs of life of some who were still missing.

As night fell after one of Colombia’s darkest days in recent history, rescue workers had pulled 234 dead from the mud and rubble left by an avalanche that devastated the southern town of Mocoa.

Two hundred people were still missing as the sun went down.

In a state of shock, and without electricity or drinking water, the inhabitants of the town entered their first night after the disaster that destroyed much of the capital of the Putumayo province.

The falling of night severely limits rescue workers’ ability to find survivors under the rubble and mud left by Colombia’s deadliest natural disaster in decades, particularly because the town is without electricity and roads have become impassable.

Meanwhile, desperate locals are still hoping to find signs of life of some who were still missing.

Parts of the city were evacuated in their totality to shelter those who lost their homes and prevent more victims in the event the rivers’ waters rise again.

Hamlets located in the rural areas around the town were also affected. However, at the end of the day there was no clarity how many could have died downstream or what the damage is in these remote Amazonian communities.

While in Mocoa for an emergency visit, President Juan Manuel Santos declared a state of emergency, allowing the national government to send more resources to the town.

http://colombiareports.com/night-falls-mocoa-254-found-dead-200-still-missing/

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Colombia takes massive stride towards World Cup 2018 qualification with Ecuador winwritten by Stephen Gill March 28, 2017 

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Colombia takes massive stride towards World Cup 2018 qualification with Ecuador winwritten by Stephen Gill March 28, 2017 

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Colombia defeated Ecuador 2-0 in the capital Quito on Tuesday to breath new life into their World Cup qualifying campaign for Russia 2018.

First half goals from James Rodriguez and Juan Cuadrado were enough to secure a first win for “Los Cafeteros” on Ecuadorean soil since 1996.

The win lifts Colombia onto 24 points provisionally taking second position in the CONMEBOL South America qualifying group, pending other results but significantly sees them overtake Argentina who suffered a shock 2-0 defeat to Bolivia in La Paz.

http://colombiareports.com/colombia-take-massive-stride-towards-world-cup-2018-qualification-ecuador-win/

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KHALID MASOOD IDENTIFIED AS KILLER OF LONDON´S ATTACK 

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KHALID MASOOD IDENTIFIED AS KILLER OF LONDON´S ATTACK 

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New information about the Westminster attack happened some days ago confirms that police have identified Khalid Masood as the man who carried out the Westminster attack. it is known that five people were killed in the attack.

The killer was born in Kent England, he was 52 years old and there was known as Adrian Elms, he had not records of any current police investigation.

Police have been developing investigations in London and Birmingham where three women and five men were arrested on suspicion of future preparation of terrorist acts.

Investigations are also taken place in Carmarthenshire, and Brighton.

English Home Secretary Amber Rudd said to the public on Thursday evening that terrorists will not win.

Remember that Masood crashed his car on Westminster Bridge, then run into parliament armed with a knife. He Stabbed a member of the Parliamentary and diplomatic protection squad named Pc Palmer (one the victims).

Finally the Islamic State Group (ISIS) has mentioned, it was behind the terroristic attack.

Written by Robinson Astudillo Lopez
Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-39372154

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WHITE HOUSE PLAN TO HELP PAY BORDER WALL

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WHITE HOUSE PLAN TO HELP PAY BORDER WALL

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There is a serie of claims against USA president Donald Trump who insists after being elected by USA people, in building the USA-Mexico border wall, which was a promise done by president Trump during his campaign. The thing is as can be recalled, USA-Mexico border wall would be paid by Mexico, not USA according to the campaign’s promise, and that is many society sectors´ claim now.

Besides as Senate Democratic leader Charles Shumer of New York says, president Trump is calling for immediate budget cuts that certainly would affect many social programs around the nation like: medical research, infrastructure and community development grants among many others cuts.

Many people say that president Trump´s proposals about cutting out some national social programs grants, hardly have a chance to be enacted. There is an interesting question asked by Senate Democratic Leader Charles Shumer, ¿to build or repair a bridge, a road here at home or build the wall?, ¿ What is the right choice?, many consider the building of the wall as something ineffective, unneeded and absurdly expensive.

Written by Robinson Astudillo Lopez
Source: https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-house-eyeing-18-billion-list-social-program-102956996--finance.html

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CALL OF DUTY, WORLD WAR TWO, NEW LAUNCHING

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CALL OF DUTY, WORLD WAR TWO, NEW LAUNCHING

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According to some leaks coming from You Tube, the new launching of the serie of video games called Call of Duty will be based on Second world war that happened in forties and fifties, what is not already confirmed by Activision Studios, the company in charge of the new game of the serie.

A game based on second world war II would be for Call of Duty, a coming back to its origins, but as we spelt out, that is not confirmed yet, while fans still eagerly waiting for the new releasing.

Written by Robinson Astudillo Lopez
Source: http://www.digitalspy.com/gaming/call-of-duty/news/a824601/next-call-of-duty-2017-world-war-two-ww2-activision-ps4-xbox-2017/

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Sandra Milena Barcenas

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