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      ‘Follow the path of exiles’: María Corina Machado’s escape from Venezuela

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Nobel peace laureate’s decision to flee on people-smuggling route is highly symbolic, but will her influence wane if unable to return?

    • Venezuelan Nobel laureate reunited with family after perilous journey to receive prize

    Thousands of Venezuelan migrants have braved the seas off Falcón state in recent years, fleeing their shattered homeland towards the Caribbean islands of Aruba and Curaçao in rickety wooden boats called yolas . Many lost their lives chasing a brighter future after their overcrowded vessels capsized or were smashed apart by rocks.

    This week, the opposition leader María Corina Machado got a taste of that perilous journey herself as the Nobel laureate began her surreptitious 5,500-mile-plus odyssey from her authoritarian homeland to Norway to collect her peace prize.

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      ‘Follow the path of exiles’: María Corina Machado’s escape from Venezuela

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Nobel peace laureate’s decision to flee on people-smuggling route is highly symbolic, but will her influence wane if unable to return?

    • Venezuelan Nobel laureate reunited with family after perilous journey to receive prize

    Thousands of Venezuelan migrants have braved the seas off Falcón state in recent years, fleeing their shattered homeland towards the Caribbean islands of Aruba and Curaçao in rickety wooden boats called yolas . Many lost their lives chasing a brighter future after their overcrowded vessels capsized or were smashed apart by rocks.

    This week, the opposition leader María Corina Machado got a taste of that perilous journey herself as the Nobel laureate began her surreptitious 5,500-mile-plus odyssey from her authoritarian homeland to Norway to collect her peace prize.

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      ‘Follow the path of exiles’: María Corina Machado’s escape from Venezuela

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Nobel peace laureate’s decision to flee on people-smuggling route is highly symbolic, but will her influence wane if unable to return?

    • Venezuelan Nobel laureate reunited with family after perilous journey to receive prize

    Thousands of Venezuelan migrants have braved the seas off Falcón state in recent years, fleeing their shattered homeland towards the Caribbean islands of Aruba and Curaçao in rickety wooden boats called yolas . Many lost their lives chasing a brighter future after their overcrowded vessels capsized or were smashed apart by rocks.

    This week, the opposition leader María Corina Machado got a taste of that perilous journey herself as the Nobel laureate began her surreptitious 5,500-mile-plus odyssey from her authoritarian homeland to Norway to collect her peace prize.

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      Church of England reviewing complaint against incoming archbishop of Canterbury

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Sarah Mullally accused of mishandling abuse complaint against priest in London, where she serves as bishop

    The Church of England is reviewing a complaint against the incoming archbishop of Canterbury over her handling of an abuse allegation.

    Dame Sarah Mullally is due to take up the role next month, after Justin Welby was forced to resign over the way he dealt with a safeguarding scandal.

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      Church of England reviewing complaint against incoming archbishop of Canterbury

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Sarah Mullally accused of mishandling abuse complaint against priest in London, where she serves as bishop

    The Church of England is reviewing a complaint against the incoming archbishop of Canterbury over her handling of an abuse allegation.

    Dame Sarah Mullally is due to take up the role next month, after Justin Welby was forced to resign over the way he dealt with a safeguarding scandal.

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      Church of England reviewing complaint against incoming archbishop of Canterbury

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025

    Sarah Mullally accused of mishandling abuse complaint against priest in London, where she serves as bishop

    The Church of England is reviewing a complaint against the incoming archbishop of Canterbury over her handling of an abuse allegation.

    Dame Sarah Mullally is due to take up the role next month, after Justin Welby was forced to resign over the way he dealt with a safeguarding scandal.

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      ‘Go ahead and sue me, I’m not afraid any more’: South Park’s festive special isn’t afraid of a fight

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025 • 1 minute

    Trump and Vance head to South Park in Christmas gear for a big showdown – only for Jesus to show up. At one point, you can almost feel Trey Parker and Matt Stone taking a stand against the US government

    Coming off its most controversial and highest rated season in years, South Park had high expectations to meet with its season finale. Given how infamously down-to-the-wire its production schedule is – showrunners Matt Stone and Trey Parker often don’t start writing scripts until the week they’re set to air, working up to the 11th hour to turn in a completed episode (a method that caused them to miss a deadline earlier this year) – there was some question as to whether they would be able to tie everything up at all, let alone in a satisfying manner.

    Most viewers were probably anticipating a giant, apocalyptic climax to the various long-running storylines – chief among them Donald Trump’s attempts to kill his and his lover Satan’s soon-to-be-born spawn. Instead, Stone and Parker swerved expectations, delivering an introspective and ultimately melancholy climax, one that managed to balance hope and despair in equal measure, alongside the outrageous shock humour for which they’re famous.

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      ‘Go ahead and sue me, I’m not afraid any more’: South Park’s festive special isn’t afraid of a fight

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025 • 1 minute

    Trump and Vance head to South Park in Christmas gear for a big showdown – only for Jesus to show up. At one point, you can almost feel Trey Parker and Matt Stone taking a stand against the US government

    Coming off its most controversial and highest rated season in years, South Park had high expectations to meet with its season finale. Given how infamously down-to-the-wire its production schedule is – showrunners Matt Stone and Trey Parker often don’t start writing scripts until the week they’re set to air, working up to the 11th hour to turn in a completed episode (a method that caused them to miss a deadline earlier this year) – there was some question as to whether they would be able to tie everything up at all, let alone in a satisfying manner.

    Most viewers were probably anticipating a giant, apocalyptic climax to the various long-running storylines – chief among them Donald Trump’s attempts to kill his and his lover Satan’s soon-to-be-born spawn. Instead, Stone and Parker swerved expectations, delivering an introspective and ultimately melancholy climax, one that managed to balance hope and despair in equal measure, alongside the outrageous shock humour for which they’re famous.

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      ‘Go ahead and sue me, I’m not afraid any more’: South Park’s festive special isn’t afraid of a fight

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 11 December 2025 • 1 minute

    Trump and Vance head to South Park in Christmas gear for a big showdown – only for Jesus to show up. At one point, you can almost feel Trey Parker and Matt Stone taking a stand against the US government

    Coming off its most controversial and highest rated season in years, South Park had high expectations to meet with its season finale. Given how infamously down-to-the-wire its production schedule is – showrunners Matt Stone and Trey Parker often don’t start writing scripts until the week they’re set to air, working up to the 11th hour to turn in a completed episode (a method that caused them to miss a deadline earlier this year) – there was some question as to whether they would be able to tie everything up at all, let alone in a satisfying manner.

    Most viewers were probably anticipating a giant, apocalyptic climax to the various long-running storylines – chief among them Donald Trump’s attempts to kill his and his lover Satan’s soon-to-be-born spawn. Instead, Stone and Parker swerved expectations, delivering an introspective and ultimately melancholy climax, one that managed to balance hope and despair in equal measure, alongside the outrageous shock humour for which they’re famous.

    Continue reading...
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