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Media & Telecom · May 11, 2021 · 10:56 PM UTCWashington Post names Sally Buzbee first woman to lead newsroom

The Washington Post named Sally Buzbee executive editor on Tuesday, effective June 1, making her the first woman to lead the newsroom in the paper's 143-year history.

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Nicaragua's opposition Citizen Alliance grouping on Wednesday registered to contest November's presidential elections on its own, reducing the likelihood the wider opposition would join forces to topple leftist leader Daniel Ortega.

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