Bipartisan support people from the government, including the prime minister, the a g said. we support this. it will likely get contested in court, but it s unlikely to stand and the laws of this builds up on his colonial lord british colonial 1950 law that criminalized em the same sex relations and then this has a lot of public support uganda s a deeply christian conservative nation, so this looks like it will happen. all right, larry meadow. thank you so much for that. alright, quick hits around the globe right now at least 13 people have died in pakistan and afghanistan after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake, officials say the quake also triggered landslides in northern pakistan. ecuador opening a terrorism investigation after five journalists received the letter bombs one that went off. nobody was injured, but officials say it s a clear message to silence reporters. saudi arabia releasing a dual saudi us national more than a year after he was arrested for tweets critical of the government
The prosecutor's office said it had opened an investigation into the crime of terrorism, without stating why the news stations were specifically targeted, or by whom
A 74-year-old man was detained in Spain on Wednesday on suspicion of sending envelopes with explosive substances, including to the US and Ukrainian embassies in Madrid, media reported.
MADRID: Spanish police arrested a suspect Wednesday in the letter bombing campaign that targeted the prime minister and the Ukrainian embassy, authorities said.