Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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Gaza conflict: Israel and Hamas agree to 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire US and UN announce both parties have agreed to an unconditional ceasefire to start Friday morning  Argentina's government blames 'conspiracy' for defaulting on debt Taiwan gas explosion kills dozens CIA admits to spying on Senate staffers Hacker warned over visiting ill father in Glasgow over possible extradition risk Ebola outbreak sparks states of emergency in Liberia and Sierra Leone
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