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Despite the fact that on Wednesday the British Parliament gave the green light to the preliminary approval to the Brexit deal with the European Union’s (EU) 27 member states, the second vote to enact its legislation before the Oct 31 deadline was defeated.

IT LOOKS like the world has taken Halloween very seriously this time: On one side, we have Boris Johnson, and his desperate attempts to get ratified the already agreed with the European Union deal, whereas on the other side the world is being stormed by a series of demonstrations and protests all over the world.

Santiago, Chile, Panamá, Hong Kong, Lebanon, Spain, Beirut, Kashmir, Bolivia, Iraq, Russia and before that, the Czech Republic, Algeria, Sudan and Kazakhstan are the group of countries that have had some sort of disturbance or social instability over the past few months.

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