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Saturday
16
July
2016
Will the Olympics offer Brazil a way out of crisis or add to its burden?
With three weeks to go until the opening ceremony, Rio de Janeiro is desperate for an uplift – and fearful of what will happen when the athletes leave
Will the Olympics offer Brazil a way out of crisis or add to its burden?
Canadian priest allegedly gambled away $500,000 of Iraq refugee aid
Amer Saka of the Chaldean Catholic church allegedly collected money to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation
Canadian priest allegedly gambled away $500,000 of Iraq refugee aid
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Canadian priest allegedly gambled away $500,000 of Iraq refugee aidAmer Saka of the Chaldean Catholic church allegedly collected money to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation
Will the Olympics offer Brazil a way out of crisis or add to its burden?