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Honduras' Asfura takes office after razor-thin election win — REUTERS / Fredy Rodriguez

Honduras · Honduras

Honduras' Asfura takes office after razor-thin election win

43% Center coverage: 42 sources

Conservative politician and businessman Nasry Asfura was sworn in as president of Honduras on Tuesday after a closely fought election marred by allegations of fraud and political tension fueled by U.S. interference.See the Story

Venezuela says over 600 prisoners released; families' patience wanes — REUTERS / MAXWELL BRICENO

Venezuela Politics · Venezuela

Venezuela says over 600 prisoners released; families' patience wanes

39% Right coverage: 41 sources

Venezuela Moves to Rewrite Oil Law as PDVSA’s Corruption Hangover Lingers

Nicolás Maduro · Venezuela

Venezuela Moves to Rewrite Oil Law as PDVSA’s Corruption Hangover Lingers

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Venezuela is moving to formalize oil-sector reforms that would expand partnership-style contracts and loosen PDVSA’s control over new investment, according to comments from the country’s top lawmaker on Tuesday. On Tuesday, National Assembly president Jorge Rodríguez said reforms to Venezuela’s hydrocarbons law, expected to be debated this week, would be built around partnership structures first introduced under Nicolás Maduro. While details rem…See the Story

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