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Daniel Noboa, Ecuador’s conservative president, trounced his left-wing opponent, Luisa González, to win a second term. A ...

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O n Birmingham’s poorer streets, veiled mothers push their prams through scattered litter. The remarkably sunny spring would ...

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It has also shocked many observers in a country whose constitution guarantees the free expression and distribution of ...

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Yet the government has leapt into a sector that has been in decline for five decades, and looks ever less competitive, ...

Such is the case with standardised tests. In February the Trump administration warned universities that eliminating ...