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Protesters throng Vienna to decry Covid lockdown

Bloomberg Tens of thousands gathered in Vienna to protest the Austrian government’s new vaccine mandate and a national lockdown to contain record coronavirus cases. The demonstration came as unrest is on the rise in Europe, where governments, desperate to end the pandemic and its damage to their economies and healthcare systems, are increasingly focusing on the unvaccinated. Austria will enter ...

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Bulgarians vote for president after year of political crisis

Bloomberg Bulgarians are voting in a presidential runoff that is likely to re-elect incumbent Rumen Radev to a new five-year term and cement gains for political forces who ousted long-serving Prime Minister Boyko Borissov. After winning the first round of elections with nearly 50% of the votes, Radev faces Anastas Gerdzhikov, the head of Bulgaria’s largest university and backed by ...

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Chile vote looks set for runoff

Bloomberg Chileans headed to the polls to choose between diametrically opposed paths to address growing social demands that have been laid bare by the pandemic and two years of popular unrest. Voters will choose between seven contenders for the top job, including conservative Jose Antonio Kast and leftist Gabriel Boric, the two front-runners. They will also elect deputies for the ...

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