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WNO-London - Jean Vanier, who established a spearheading worldwide system of private groups for individuals with and without mental incapacities, on Wednesday won the 2015 Templeton Prize, which respects "business people of the soul". Stunned by the conditions inside mental foundations, the previous officer in the Canadian Navy surrendered everything in 1964 to live with two rationally incapacitated men in a town in northern France, which immediately pulled in new inhabitants. More than after 50 years, Vanier, 86, still lives at the group and there are currently 147 "L'Arche" private groups working in 35 nations. The Templeton Foundation reported the $1.7 million recompense amid a question and answer session at London's British Academy on Wednesday. Late tycoon financial specialist and giver John Templeton built the prize in 1972 to distinguish "business visionaries of the soul". Past beneficiaries of the prize, incorporate Mother Teres

WNO-WEATHER- SAO PAULO-Recent substantial downpours have brought some alleviation to southeastern Brazil, which is enduring the most exceedingly awful dry spell in over 80 years. However authorities say there hasn't been sufficient to expatriate the danger of strict water proportioning in South America's biggest city. The Cantareira water framework is the biggest of six repositories that give water to around 6 million of the 20 million in the metropolitan region of Sao Paulo. Between ahead of schedule February and March 10, its water level rose from 5 percent to about 14 percent of its ability of 264 billion gallons (1 trillion liters). Jerson Kelman, president of the Sabesp water utility says in spite of the fact that he accepts water apportioning could be maintained a strategic distance from, it is a probability that can't be tossed.

WNO-Saudi Arabia- has reviewed its envoy from Sweden, augmenting a conciliatory break between two nations with forcefully differentiating perspectives on everything from ladies' rights to criminal equity. Swedish Foreign Ministry representative Gabriel Wernstedt said Wednesday that the Saudis were reviewing their envoy on account of "Sweden's feedback in regards to human rights and vote based system" in the ultra-moderate kingdom. The authority Saudi Press Agency reported that the Saudi Foreign Ministry reviewed its ambassador in light of the fact that it considered comments by Sweden's outside clergyman about the kingdom as "barefaced impedance its inward issues." Sweden, one of Europe's most libertarian and mainstream nations, has minimal just the same as profoundly religious Saudi Arabia. Yet the nations have already had cordial relations and Saudi Arabia has been one of the Middle East's greatest purchasers of Swedish arms trades. In any

WNO-ROME - The Eternal City is impacting the world's most established calling — and the flashes, as its been said, are flying. The positions of streetwalkers have surged here in the heart of Catholicism, a swell that Rome's authorities are discrediting as a stain on the respect of the city's natives. Anyhow in a town of heathens and in addition holy persons, through and through bans on offering sex have fizzled some time recently, leaving city powers to put their confidence in another methodology. Their arrangement is to corral the developing number of sex laborers into a uninhabited set of assigned lanes — to put it plainly, a tucked-away seedy area of town. Defenders reason the working young ladies can in any case serve male customers, yet past according to wives, grandmas and youngsters. The "zones of resilience," notwithstanding, are meeting solid safety from the Catholic Church, the national government and the whores themselves, raising the drapery on an

WNO-MEXICO- LAREDO, Tex. — Last spring, as Central American youngsters overwhelmed into Texas in a manner he had never seen in his three-decade vocation, outskirt watch operators Robert Harris chose to examination. His brainpower examiners assessed that 78 percent of the aides pirating different vagrants were Mexicans less than 18 years old — young people frequently enlisted or recruited by medication cartels that knew they would not be arraigned if got — and he needed to assault this proviso. "Why don't we expel these adolescents from the pirating cycle?" Harris, the authority of the Laredo division of U.S. Traditions and Border Protection, reviewed considering. Presently, as a consequence of that choice, youthful Mexicans are being held for quite a long time without charge in safe houses over the United States, infrequently without their guardians' information. Since the project started in May, 536 kids have been held — 248 of whom have been extradited to Mexico

WNO-POLITICS-Israel's restriction pioneer, Isaac Herzog, seems, by all accounts, to be picking up energy in the runup to one week from now's general decision, setting off a climbing feeling of frenzy in Likud, the gathering of the executive, Binyamin Netanyahu. Two new surveys recommend a lead of three to four parliamentary seats for the Zionist Union, with inside surveying from both sides showing a more extensive crevice. An instant message sent to Likud activists, beseeching them to get out companions and relatives to vote on Tuesday, understands: "We are in threat of truly losing!" It goes on: "We must spare the day and verify that each and every one of our companions/acquaintances/family makes it to the surveys on race day and votes in favor of the Likud. Wake up!" Herzog, the Labor pioneer who has shaped an electing organization together with previous equity clergyman Tzipi Livni under the Zionist Union pennant, has been running neck and neck with N