Trudeau Stepping Down as Canada's Prime Minister

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation as party leader and prime minister just a few months before planned elections. Trudeau's departure comes amid mounting dissent within his Liberal Party due to a series of unfavorable polls. The prime minister will remain in office until a new leader is chosen for the Liberal party, which he has chaired since 2013.

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Senegal PM Ousmane Sonko has pledged to repeal a controversial amnesty law** by former president Macky Sall, which granted amnesty for deadly political violence. Sonko made the announcement in a policy speech before lawmakers, stating that the law shields perpetrators of serious crimes, including homicides, from justice. The amnesty allowed Sonko and other opposition figures, who were previously ineligible due to court convictions, to stand in the March 2024 elections. Sonko's government had earlier pledged to investigate dozens of deaths resulting from political violence between 2021 and 2024, with the aim of bringing justice and building social peace.

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