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Bolivian ex-President Arce detained by police, former minister says — REUTERS / ixx511

Bolivia · Bolivia

Bolivian ex-President Arce detained by police, former minister says

41% Left coverage: 103 sources

Bolivian ex-President Luis Arce, who left office last month, has been detained by police, a former member of his cabinet said on Wednesday.See the Story

Bolivian court orders ex-president jailed for 5 months on corruption charges — REUTERS / FES376

Bolivia · Bolivia

Bolivian court orders ex-president jailed for 5 months on corruption charges

40% Left coverage: 38 sources

Fans Rip up Seats at Stadium After Messi’s Fleeting Appearance on India Tour

Lionel Messi · Kolkata

Fans Rip up Seats at Stadium After Messi’s Fleeting Appearance on India Tour

50% Right coverage: 14 sources

Lionel Messi's tour of India kicked off chaotically on Saturday as fans threw objects, ripped up seats and invaded the pitch at Kolkata's Salt Lake stadium after the Argentine soccer great made only a brief appearance at a ticketed event. Satadru Dutta, the event's chief organiser, has been detained by police, said Rajeev Kumar, director general of West Bengal police. Messi was scheduled for a 45-minute visit to the stadium, but his appearance l…See the Story

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