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Overview: French lawmakers have voted to repeal a 17th-century law that governed enslaved people in France’s colonies. The National Assembly on Thursday unanimously approved the bill to repeal Code Noir. The decree was signed in 1685 by King Louis XIV. France abolished slavery in 1848. But the Code Noir was never formally eliminated as a law. The vote is seen as a significant step in addressing France’s colonial past. President Emmanuel Macron recently suggested the idea of reparations for slavery. But details remain unclear. The repeal is considered symbolic. Many people are calling for further action to address systemic racism and inequality. PARIS (AP) — For nearly two centuries after France abolished slavery, the colonial-era law that classified humans as property has remained quietly on the books. On Thursday, the lower house of parliament voted to wipe it from French law. The National Assembly voted 254-0 — a rare show...

99 One case of scarlet fever and evidence of three past dengue infections have been identified following an investigation into reports of illness at the Hillaby/Turners Hall School in St Thomas, health officials said. The Ministry of Health and Wellness said laboratory testing was conducted after several students developed symptoms including rash and fever. However, the ministry said its investigation found no indication of an unusual outbreak within the school and advised that there is no need for the facility to be closed. Below is the ministry’s full statement: The Ministry of Health and Wellness has completed further review of recent illness reports among children at the Hillaby/Turners Hall School, St Thomas. These include rash and fever. Investigations have identified evidence of past dengue infection in three children based on laboratory testing. There is also one confirmed case consistent with Group A Streptococcus infection presenting with rash (ie. scarlet fever)....

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El candidato de ultraderecha Abelardo De la Espriella disputará la Presidencia de Colombia al aspirante de la izquierda, Iván Cepeda (Pacto Histórico), en una segunda vuelta que se celebrará el próximo 21 de junio, tras resultar ambos como las dos opciones más votadas en la primera ronda de este domingo. De la Espriella obtuvo el 43,73% de los sufragios frente al 40,91% de Cepeda, según los últimos datos de la Registraduría, que registran el 98,70% del escrutinio. Esto equivale a 10.346.212 votos para De la Espriella, por 9.680.548 de Cepeda. Muy por detrás quedó la candidata del Centro Democrático, Paloma Valencia, respaldada por el expresidente Álvaro Uribe, con el 6,92% de los votos. Tras conocerse los resultados, De la Espriella, quien durante la campaña se presentó como “El Tigre”, se dirigió a sus seguidores y afirmó que irá al balotaje “para derrotar la tiranía y el absolutismo” y cambiar la...