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News roundup — November 27, 2013

Canada

Watchdog says 'lax controls' mean dangerous people gain illegal entry to Canada, Reuters

Young woman who 'orchestrated' murder of Stefanie Rengel asks for her conviction to be overturned, Montreal Gazette

Senior partner from Deloitte won't testify before Senate committee on Duffy audit, Vancouver Sun


United States

Federal judge orders Hewlett-Packard, CEO to defend securities class action, Reuters

U.S. Justice Department fines Toyo Tire $120 million for price-fixing, Reuters


International

Berlusconi may be expelled from parliament over tax fraud conviction, Reuters

Vietnam announces new law with big fines for social media 'propaganda', Reuters

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