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But as Kevin Miller with Maine Public Radio reports, Senator Angus King says it was a necessary step.

Thousands of young people rallied in Mexico City on Saturday.

They were expressing their frustration with what they say are systemic issues in that country's government, from corruption to impunity from committing violent crimes.

NPR's Eder Peralta attended the rally.

He says the government is dismissing the protesters, calling their actions political.

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Police threw tear gas and stun grenades in an effort to break up the demonstration.

The Vatican is returning 62 artifacts to Indigenous peoples in Canada.

On Saturday, Pope Leo XIV turned the artifacts, along with supporting documentation, over to the Canadian Conference of Bishops.

The artifacts include an iconic Inuit kayak.

The items are expected to reach Montreal by December 6th.

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Congo has signed a framework agreement for a peace deal with the rebel group M23.

The deal with the Rwanda-backed rebels was signed Saturday in Qatar.

This agreement outlines measures that are needed in order to sign a final peace deal.

M23 is one of more than 100 armed groups in eastern Congo.

The U.S.

Postal Service says it's planning to make changes after ending another fiscal year with a net loss in the billions.

As NPR's Hansi Lewong reports, USPS is proposing to increase shipping prices next year to help stabilize its finances.

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