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Rafael Ortiz
Americas and World Trade Anchor
45 years old. Born in Miami to Cuban parents, worked as a correspondent in Mexico City, Bogotá and São Paulo for eleven years. Reported from 20 countries across the Americas for the fictional Hemisphere Channel. Bilingual, composed, careful with sources.
Topics: Latin America, US foreign policy, trade and supply chains, migration
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Stories presented by Rafael Ortiz
Audi Plans SUV Assembly Plant in Georgia
Audi, the German carmaker owned by Volkswagen, plans to build a 4 billion dollar assembly plant in the US state of Georgia. President Donald Trump announced the investment on Saturday at a campaign rally in Perry, Georgia, as the German broadcaster DW reported on 25 October.
Turnout Falls in France but Paris Clashes Continue
Fewer people marched in France this weekend, but the clashes did not stop. On Saturday, 24 October, France's Interior Ministry, which runs the police, counted 410,000 protesters nationwide, down from 550,000 a week earlier.
Gunmen Kill Seven at Funeral in Jordanian Church
Mourners had gathered at the Hammoud Church in Karak, a governorate in southern Jordan, for what reports describe as a funeral when gunmen opened fire on Friday, 23 October. Seven people were killed and 34 wounded, said Obaidallah Maaytah, Jordan's public security director.
France Imposes Night Curfews After Police Lose Control
Intelligence had predicted 200,000 demonstrators across France on Saturday, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez; more than 500,000 came, and peaceful protests against high living costs ended in rioting and looting.