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Mexican journalists abducted – seen chained

today at 04.49 Lukas Jacobson

Two of the three Mexican journalists who disappeared in Mexico at the end of December can be seen in a video published by unknown people, TT reports.

They are chained up and one of them says they are paying the price for reporting from a violent area.

The journalists work for Escenario Calentano and reported from the Guerrero area, which is almost entirely controlled by a drug cartel, according to the organization Reporters Without Borders.

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    No one has been injured.

  • Large parts of Askersund without water

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    There is no forecast at the moment, but it could take up to a day, the municipality writes on its website.

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    Guinness book of records writes on its website, it is stated that Musk lost an estimated 182 billion dollars, approximately 1.7 trillion kroner, between November 2021 and December 2022.

    His net worth fell during that period from $320 billion to $138 billion.

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  • Successful sale of Prince Harry’s book

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    – The only books that sold more on their first day are those with the other Harry (Potter) in the lead role, says the book publisher’s managing director Larry Finlay.

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    Despite the book’s success, the prince’s popularity among the British has declined.

  • IS takes on attack in Kabul

    The terrorist organization IS claims to be behind the suicide attack in Kabul on Wednesday where several people were killed, writes Reuters.

    The attack occurred at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Afghan capital.

    The police in Kabul have confirmed five dead.

    But at the same time, a spokesperson for the Taliban regime’s Ministry of Information says that at least 20 people were killed.

    A nearby hospital says more than 40 people have been injured.

  • Water leak in Ekerö – water tower shut down

    A water leak in Ekerö municipality has caused Roslagsvatten to shut down the water tower in the municipality.

    Almost the entire municipality will therefore be without water, reports P4 Stockholm.

    During the night of Thursday, the leak was still not repaired and there is no forecast when it will flow as normal again.

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  • Man shot outside pub – chased by police

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    The alarm came in at 8:40 p.m.

    – A man allegedly entered a pub and threatened a person with a gun-like object. Then he went out and fired a shot straight into the air, says police spokesperson Rebecca Landberg.

    No one was injured.

    The gunman, who is said to be middle-aged, is being hunted by police. Several police patrols are on site. Witnesses inside the restaurant are questioned.

    The police are investigating the incident as a serious illegal threat and a serious weapons offence.

    – Now during the work of the police, information has been added which has meant that serious extortion has also been added as a crime classification, says Landberg.

    The police cordon off outside the pub and will carry out a technical investigation.

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    When it comes to analysis, he has a good foundation to stand on, but of course he can be wrong too. Just like everyone else.

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    Mikael

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    Hey! The review shows that the production company Mastiff described the job as working with the television production itself, but that the reality was different. So it depends on what you promise. For example, if we have a trainee reporter, you will at least get to be a reporter. And as far as I know, they usually enjoy it.

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