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Victor Jara, a renowned Chilean folk singer and political activist, was murdered during the 1973 military coup, prompting his family to seek justice decades later.
Forty-five carbon reduction projects in China, worth an estimated one billion euros, are under suspicion for fraud by German authorities.
Ghislaine Maxwell's rise to power and subsequent fall are examined through insights from friends, colleagues, and rivals, revealing the complexities of her controversial life.
George Remus made $40 million in three years by reselling legal medicinal alcohol into the illegal black market during Prohibition.
The Italian mafia profits from the exploitation of migrant labor in the tomato industry.
The video shows how yachts became a loophole for drinking alcohol during Prohibition.
Corruption devastates lives, as seen in Cape Flats and Ukraine's fight for transparency.
The Watergate scandal prompted significant changes in campaign finance law, yet the Citizens United ruling raised questions about the legality of money's influence in politics.
In Lower Saxony, the Asse II nuclear waste dump has been leaking radioactive materials for decades, raising concerns about environmental safety and management.
Equatorial Guinea's vice-president faces trial in France while flaunting his lavish lifestyle on Instagram.
Israel faces a political crisis as protests erupt against judicial reforms limiting the Supreme Court.
Money laundering through diamonds is examined along the San Diego-Mexico border, highlighting smuggling ease and the diamond cartel's regulatory challenges.
Australia and the Netherlands seek justice from Russia for the 2014 MH17 shooting down.
Political debates in the United States are marked by memorable moments, from impactful one-liners to significant gaffes, raising questions about their effectiveness for voters.
Around 25 percent of Russians have been subjected to state investigations and imprisonment.
Alexei Navalny's film about Putin's secret palace received 120 million views, stirring protests against political repression and corruption in Russia.
In 1971, Vietnam War protestors infiltrated an FBI office in Pennsylvania, stealing hundreds of documents and revealing government secrets.
Risky loans and regulatory failures on Wall Street contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, which precipitated the Great Recession in the United States.
800 billion Iraqi dinars, or about 600 million dollars, were stolen from Iraq's tax authority in what is described as the biggest bank heist in history.
An estimated 1.2 trillion barrels of oil lie in Venezuela's Orinoco belt, but only about 250 billion can be extracted with current technology.
In 1980, the rape and murder of four American churchwomen in El Salvador sparked international outrage and revealed the extent of government cover-ups during the civil war.
Billions of euros in illegal hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are smuggled into Europe, posing significant environmental threats and challenging law enforcement efforts.
A 1953 coup in Iran, supported by the CIA, has had lasting effects on the relationship between the US and Iran for decades.
Volunteers at an orphanage often eat separately from the children, who typically have beans and rice while the volunteers enjoy fresh fruit juice and eggs.
Sexual abuse scandals within the Catholic Church highlight the complicity of bishops who protected offending priests, raising questions about accountability.
Radically differing views on reality in the U.S. have eroded faith in authority, fueling conspiracy theories and impacting societal interactions.
The term 'Scofflaw' backfires, inspiring a cocktail named 'The Scofflaw' during prohibition.
Empty packages filled with sand were returned to Amazon for refunds, allowing one individual to fix potholes in their community at no cost.
Robert Mueller's report appears to clear President Trump of collusion with Russia in 2016.
The video discusses multiculturalism and travel perceptions, highlighting enriching cultural debates.
The Trump administration's revival of a Nixon-era budget tactic reignites the debate over presidential power versus congressional authority in U.S. governance.
In 2021, Belgian authorities seized over 100 tons of cocaine, marking a significant increase in drug trafficking through the port of Antwerp.
London is home to luxury properties valued at tens of millions of pounds, attracting oligarchs from around the world seeking to launder money.
The Secret Service traces two rare double eagle coins to Israel Switt and George McCann's deal.
Congress used this same process to fund projects like the human genome project and Woodstock museum.
A minimum of 10,000 deaths nationwide resulted from the U.S. government's decision to add toxic substances to industrial alcohol during Prohibition.
Less than 9% of all plastic ever produced has been recycled, revealing the failures of the global plastic waste management system.
Haiti's belief in zombies equates turning someone into one with murder, despite ongoing practices.
Alexei Navalny's trial on August 4, 2023, highlights his defiance and resilience against Vladimir Putin's regime, culminating in his death in prison on February 16, 2024.
Argentina's wealth of resources has been undermined by over-investment in agriculture, political mismanagement, inequality, and widespread corruption.
Azerbaijan's energy wealth has enabled strategic partnerships with Turkey, Russia, Israel, and the EU, while an authoritarian regime has persisted under the Aliyev family.
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's exile from Minsk to Vilnius highlights the ongoing political crisis in Belarus and the challenges faced by opposition leaders against Lukashenko's regime.
A man breaks his neck during a chaotic vehicle repossession in Lizard Lick, North Carolina, as tensions rise between Bobby and a rival.
Tens of thousands of children disappear in China each year, with Tan Jingjing searching for her son, who went missing at 18 months old, for three years.
During the Communist Party Congress, former Chinese president Hu Jintao is abruptly removed from the room under the watchful eyes of Xi Jinping.
Corey Pegues made a thousand dollars in just a few hours at age 13 while selling drugs during the crack epidemic in New York City.
Police whistle-blower 'Fox' exposes systemic corruption within the Met Police, detailing misconduct and cover-ups involving officers and serious crimes.
Counterfeit products cost American businesses more than $200 billion a year and result in the loss of 750,000 jobs, according to the FBI.
