India: thousands detained in New Delhi to stop the "cockroach" movement's protest against the chief election commissioner
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United StatesThe United States is witnessing a police crackdown on a youth that defies Modi: the American press sees the revision of electoral lists as the driving force behind growing political anger.
What each one tells
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NepalKathmandu holds the portrait of a youth defying Modi: the Nepalese press, via Reuters and AFP dispatches, tells the story of the "cafards" movement and the journey of its founder Abhijeet Dipke.
- United States
Political
the narrative puts the anger against Modi and the government in the foreground rather than the technical content of the electoral list revision.
Relying on the ruling camp's statement
the government voice is limited to a spokesperson for Modi's party, quoted without a response from the electoral commission.
What the account puts first
NepalBiographical
the narrative highlights the founder's personal background and Dalit origin.
- United States
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What it leans on
Nepal onlyNepalReliance on agencies
the field report is based on a Reuters witness and AFP dispatches, without its own reporting.
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People arrested in Delhi on October 10
people arrested
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