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Quebec: Students vow to continue unrest

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In Montreal, a bitter fight between the government and students looks set to continue as Quebec's plan to raise tuition fees is met with fierce opposition. Next, the United States begins to try five men accused of plotting the September 11 terrorist attacks. Finally, Facebook goes to market for a whopping 100 billion dollars, but will investors "like" Mark Zuckerberg’s business plan?

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Colombia's Indians take justice into their own hands

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A controversial foreign trip for Mitt Romney
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USA: Aurora, the latest in a long line of mass shootings
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The Colorado cinema shooting reignites the debate on gun control laws in the United States. We bring you a special report from the state of Illinois. Next, top Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya died in a car crash on Sunday, but many people are wondering if it was an accident or not. Finally, indigenous Colombians put several FARC rebels on trial.
HSBC hit by a money laundering scandal
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HSBC hit by a money laundering scandal

An apology, a resignation, and a promise not to do it again: this as HSBC is accused of being "pervasively polluted" by US senators. The bank could yet face a fine of up to 1 billion dollars. And Mitt Romney continues to face questions over his taxes and the timing of his decision to leave Bain Capital. Finally, as a Shell oil ship slips anchor, more questions are raised about the oil giant's Artic drilling plan.
Buying up ballots in Mexico?
11/07/2012 - THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

Buying up ballots in Mexico?

France 24’s Mexico correspondents continue their investigation into vote-buying in the country’s recent presidential elections. Meanwhile, even though Mitt Romney is under pressure over tax returns, he and the Republican Party remain firmly focused on overturning Obama's healthcare bill. Finally, we meet some of the 330,000 female victims of Peru’s forced sterilisation period.

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