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  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY The sun links with both Jupiter and Saturn on your birthday this year, which means that your decisions and actions will have far-reaching consequences. Always think before you act and always act for the greater good, because it’s good for you too. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): If someone you work or do business with has disappointed you in some way don’t make a big issue of it. Most likely they did their best and it’s not really their fault that they can’t reach your level of efficiency. That’s what makes you so special. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Someone you meet either today or tomorrow is going to play an important role in your affairs in the near future, so be open to people who approach you out of the blue because one of them will change your life for the better. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): You seem to be in an impetuous mood at the moment, maybe because deep down you sense you must make the most of your opportunities before retrograde Mercury slips ...
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Chaos Unleashed: 6,000 Inmates Escape Amid Mozambique's Post-Election Turmoil

In a shocking turn of events, at least 6,000 inmates escaped from Maputo Central Prison in Mozambique on Christmas Day. The mass breakout occurred amid widespread post-election violence and riots following the confirmation of the ruling Frelimo party's victory in the October 9 elections.

The escape began around midday when a group of subversive protesters agitated near the prison, leading to a confrontation with security forces. During the chaos, prisoners managed to snatch weapons from prison warders and began freeing other detainees. The situation escalated further when a wall collapsed, allowing the inmates to flee.

Mozambique's police chief, Bernardino Rafael, reported that 33 prisoners died and 15 others were injured during the confrontation. Among the escapees were 29 convicted terrorists, raising significant concerns for the country's security forces.

Videos circulating on social media show the moment inmates left the prison, with some prisoners attempting to hide in homes, only to be recaptured by military personnel and prison guards. The police chief has called for the voluntary surrender of the escaped prisoners and urged the public to remain vigilant.

The prison break is a stark reminder of the volatile situation in Mozambique, as the country grapples with the aftermath of a contentious election and the ensuing violence.

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