Lima Mayor – No Passport Needed – Fired for T-Shirt – CNN New Owners
Left-wing politician Hitler Mussolini becomes mayor of Peruvian small town
A left-wing politician who shares his name with fascist dictators Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini has become the mayor of a Peruvian town – just one year after he resigned from a right-wing populist party.
Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores, 45, prevailed with 34% of the vote in Sunday’s election in Queropalca, running on a center-left ticket for Peru’s Ahora Nacion (Now Nation) party.
It’s unclear when the politician joined the Ahora Nacion party, but he was previously a member of the right-wing Popular Force party before resigning in 2025, according to his candidate declaration form.
Popular Force is a populist movement led by Peru’s president, Keiko Fujimori, who is the daughter of dictator Alberto Fujimori.
The Jay Treaty and Indigenous border rights in the ICE age
For many Indigenous Peoples whose homelands long predate the Canada-U.S. border, the right to free and unimpeded movement across this artificial line represents an important continuation of community, culture and kinship.
While this right is protected by a centuries-old treaty, The Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation Between His Britannic Majesty and the United States of America (more commonly known as the Jay Treaty), recent escalations in detainment and deportation efforts by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the United States have left Indigenous communities uncertain about the safety of cross-border travel. Incidents occurring between ICE agents and Indigenous travellers – legal travellers carrying valid Canadian passports, Indian status cards and tribal identification – have ended in detainment, interrogation and even reports of mistreatment, calling into question whether these long-standing mobility rights will continue to be respected at the border.
https://www.mltaikins.com/insights/the-jay-treaty-and-indigenous-border-rights-in-the-ice-age/
Kamloops Indian Residential School Mass Graves: No Bodies Found Despite $8 Million Probe
Recent investigations into the reported mass graves at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia have wrapped up with no concrete evidence of such graves. Despite significant resources invested in various investigative efforts, including fieldwork, archival searches, and securing the school site, no human remains have been found. $8 million was spent on these endeavors.
B.C. brewery fires co-owner after ‘show me the evidence’ shirt sparks backlash
Sooke Brewing Company terminated longtime co-owner and head brewer John Adair after a photo of him wearing the controversial shirt on Truth and Reconciliation Day erupted across social media.
https://www.junonews.com/p/bc-brewery-co-owner-fired-truth-and-reconciliation
CNN Panics Over New ‘Conservative’ Ownership
‘We are f**ked…’
https://headlineusa.com/cnn-panics-over-new-conservative-ownership