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Terror in Europe

Paris Attacks: 21 Front Pages From Around The World

Paris Attacks: 21 Front Pages From Around The World

A series of seemingly coordinated terror attacks left more than 120 people dead in Paris on Friday evening. In what has been described as the most deadly act of terrorism in French history, the attacks took place in seven locations, including shootings inside a concert hall and cafés in central Paris and a bombing outside the national soccer stadium.

President François Hollande declared a state of emergency and sealed the country's borders in response, as hundreds of additional French troops attempted to secure the capital.
The horrific events led front pages around the world:
FRANCE
"Carnage in Paris" — Libération
"War in central Paris" — Le Figaro
"This time, it's war" — Le Parisien
"The horror" — L"Équipe
"Terror in Paris" - Le Monde
"The horror" — Nice-Matin
SPAIN
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"Night of terror in Paris" — La Vanguardia
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"Bloodstained Paris" — La Razón
UNITED KINGDOM
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GERMANY
"Many dead in Paris attacks" — Der Tagesspiegel
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ITALY
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"War in Paris" — Corriere della Sera
BELGIUM
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"Massacre in Paris" — Le Soir
NETHERLANDS
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"Massacre in Paris" — De Telegraaf
PORTUGAL
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"Terror in Paris" — Público
LEBANON
"Paris and Beirut: the same terror, the same tears" — L'Orient-Le Jour
TURKEY
"Terror in Paris" — Hürriyet
IRELAND
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NORWAY
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"Paris under attack" — Dagbladet

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In Nicaragua, A Tour Of Nightlife Under Dictatorship

Nicaraguan publication Divergentes takes a night tour of entertainment spots popular with locals in Managua, the country's capital, to see how dictatorship and emigration have affected nightlife.

In Nicaragua, A Tour Of Nightlife Under Dictatorship

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Divergentes

MANAGUA — Owners of bars, restaurants and nightclubs in the Nicaraguan capital have noticed a drop in business, although some traditional “nichos” — smaller and more hidden spots — and new trendy spots are full. Here, it's still possible to dance and listen to music, as long as it is not political.

There are hardly any official statistics to confirm whether the level of consumption and nightlife has decreased. The only reliable way to check is to go and look for ourselves, and ask business owners what they are seeing.

This article is not intended as a criticism of those who set aside the hustle and bustle and unwind in a bar or restaurant. It is rather a look at what nightlife is like under a dictatorship.

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