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Maggie Garred

Maggie Garred

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Producer, WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

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Total articles 44

  • Restraint: U.S., human rights groups fear violence in Zimbabwe ahead of major protests

    By Maggie Garred| Washington Times Verified The United States Embassy in Harare and leading human rights groups are urging the Zimbabwean government to show restraint in the face of a major opposition demonstration planned for Friday in the capital. The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has called for a string of protests starting Friday to protest what they say is a broken economy that has led to empty gas stations, empty wallets, empty shelves, and empty stomachs.

    By Maggie Garred · Washington Times

    Aug. 15, 2019

  • South Korea naval mission to Mideast could join U.S. armada

    By Maggie Garred| Washington Times Verified South Korea’s navy dispatched a unit to fight pirates the Gulf of Aden Tuesday, fueling speculation that the ship could join up with the U.S. Navy patrolling the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran. South Korean Defense Ministry spokeswoman Choi Hyun-see told reporters that the destroyer is carrying out a “routine mission.” But she added that South Korea is “reviewing various options” to protect Korean vessels in a region that supplies much of the country’s oil.

    By Maggie Garred · Washington Times

    Aug. 13, 2019

  • Restraint: U.S., human rights groups fear violence in Zimbabwe ahead of major protests

    By Maggie Garred| Washington Times Verified The United States Embassy in Harare and leading human rights groups are urging the Zimbabwean government to show restraint in the face of a major opposition demonstration planned for Friday in the capital. The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has called for a string of protests starting Friday to protest what they say is a broken economy that has led to empty gas stations, empty wallets, empty shelves, and empty stomachs.

    By Maggie Garred · Washington Times

    Aug. 15, 2019

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WNYW-TV (New York, NY)