Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for a third term amid international sanctions and accusations of fraud. The US, EU, and UK have recognized the opposition candidate as president-elect. The Biden administration imposed new financial sanctions and increased the reward for Maduro’s capture. Maduro denies charges of narco-terrorism and remains isolated on the international stage. Despite protests and repression, some analysts see hope for Venezuela’s opposition to lead the country towards democracy.
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Carney's cabinet has more MPs from Brampton than Alberta and Saskatchewan combined
The newly appointed cabinet of Prime Minister Mark Carney includes 28 ministers and 10 secretaries of state, with three members from Brampton, surpassing representation from Saskatchewan and Alberta combined. The Brampton appointees are Shafqat Ali as President of the Treasury Board, Maninder Sidhu as Minister of International Trade, and Ruby Sahota as Secretary of State (Combatting Crime). Despite Brampton's significant representation, political analyst Nelson Wiseman suggests that this may not be overly significant, as regional...
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