Indigenous river campaigner from Peru wins prestigious Goldman prize | Environmental activism

An Indigenous campaigner and women’s leader from the Peruvian Amazon has been awarded the prestigious Goldman prize for environmental activists, after leading a successful legal campaign that led to the river where her people, the Kukama, live being granted legal personhood. Mari Luz Canaquiri Murayari, 57, from the village of Shapajila on the Marañon River,…

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Australia election 2025 live: almost 50,000 unauthorised pamphlets opposing Allegra Spender distributed in her electorate, AEC says | Australian election 2025

AEC receives complaints after unauthorised pamphlets distributed in Wentworth The Australian electoral commission says it’s received complaints on the distribution of unauthorised pamphlets, opposing Allegra Spender, the member for Wentworth. More than 47,000 pamphlets with no authorisation have been distributed across Wentworth, according to the AEC, meaning voters have no way of identifying the source…

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‘Propaganda’: Albanese mocks Russia’s ‘you have no cards’ warning to Australia | Australian foreign policy

Russian warnings to Australia that “you have no cards” to stop Russian military activity in the Indo-Pacific have been mocked by Anthony Albanese, who has dismissed an incendiary letter from an ambassador as authoritarian “propaganda”. The unsubstantiated spectre of a proposed Russian military airbase on Indonesian territory has loomed over the past week of Australia’s…

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El Salvador’s president proposes swapping US-deported Venezuelans with Maduro’s ‘political prisoners’ | El Salvador

El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, has proposed sending 252 Venezuelans deported from the US and imprisoned in his country to Venezuela, in exchange for “political prisoners” held by Venezuela. On Sunday, Bukele asked that the Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, hand over 252 “of the political prisoners you are holding” under his proposed deal. The Salvadoran…

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