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Mexican cartels turn to bitcoin, internet, e-commerce: UN report - World News

Mexican cartels turn to bitcoin, internet, e-commerce: UN report - World News
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Mexican cartels turn to bitcoin, internet, e-commerce

Drug cartels in Mexico are increasingly turning to the internet, bitcoin and e-commerce to launder money and sell drugs

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Students, parents, teachers rally for Battle Ground schools replacement levy

BATTLE GROUND Dozens of students, parents and teachers took to the streets after school Wednesday to voice support for the upcoming replacement levy vote.

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Rightwing group nearly forced Wisconsin to purge thousands of eligible voters

Thu 25 Feb 2021 06.00 EST Last modified on Mon 5 Apr 2021 12.01 EDT Sign up for the Guardian s Fight to Vote newsletter A well-connected conservative group in Wisconsin nearly succeeded in forcing the state to kick nearly 17,000 eligible voters off its rolls ahead of the 2020 election, new state data reveals. The group, the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (Will), caused a national uproar in late 2019 when it successfully convinced a county judge to order the state to immediately remove more than 232,000 people Wisconsin suspected of moving homes from the state’s voter rolls. The state, relying on government records, had sent a postcard to all of those voters asking them to confirm their address, and Will sought to remove anyone who had not responded within 30 days.

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ME Sabor Dance Studio Takes COVID-19 in Stride with Community Classes at Oak Park

ME Sabor Dance Studio Takes COVID-19 in Stride with Community Classes at Oak Park The Santa Barbara-based studio attracts an expanded clientele with its move outdoors, offering salsa and bachata instruction each week for all skill levels The introductory to beginner salsa dancers perform choreography at the end of ME Sabor Dance Studio’s class at Santa Barbara’s Oak Park on Feb. 22. The studio provides hourlong salsa and bachata classes on Mondays and Fridays. (Brooke Holland / Noozhawk photo) By Brooke Holland, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @BT Holland March 6, 2021 | 8:10 p.m. A few days a week, an outdoor stage in Santa Barbara’s Oak Park, nestled between West Junipero Street and Calle Real, is transformed into a dance studio.

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