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Daily Bulletin 01.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Venezuela's Supreme Court reverses ruling to seize legislative power from congress The Venezuelan Supreme Court has said it is abandoning measures to take power from the opposition-controlled chamber. Critics had condemned the move as a lurch towards dictatorship. Venezuela 'coup' condemned across the world DW correspondent Oscar Schlenker in the Venezuelan capital Caracas on the Supreme Court's latest decision Venezuelan President Maduro calls for Supreme Court to reconsider ruling Venezuela 'coup' slammed across the world Venezuela's congress decries 'coup' after top court seizes power Mudslides in southern Colombia kill scores, hundreds missing Mudslides following recent torrential rains have killed at least 112 people in southern Colombia. Hundreds of families have not been found, raising fears the death toll could be much higher than the initial assessment. Ukraine Death: an occupational hazard in Donbass Killed, removed from power or dead from disease: Very few of eastern Ukraine's original separatists are active today - or even alive. Is Russia tightening its grip? Experts see a pattern. Ukraine's economic war with Russia Ukraine blames saboteurs for arms depot explosion Opinion: Kyiv risks divided Ukraine Ukraine orders blockade on rebel-held east Kremlin critic Voronenkov killed in Kyiv Ukraine bars Russia entry from Eurovision Song Contest 2017 State security arrests armed activists in eastern Ukraine French presidential race tightens, but many still unsure Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron holds a one-point lead over nationalist Marine Le Pen in the first round of voting. But in the second round, when there will only be two candidates, Macron has a 20-point lead. France: Manuel Valls endorses Macron Fillon enjoys strong hometown support despite charges Penelope Fillon investigated over fake job scandal in France Macron promises to 'transform not reform' France White House releases financial disclosures for senior officials including Kushner, Bannon, Conway Presidential advisers Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have held on to holdings worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Ethics watchdogs worry that Trump's wealthy White House team faces many conflicts of interest. Can a President Trump avoid conflict of interests? Opinion: Hubris meets nepotism in Jared Kushner's expanded role Trump sets up new office run by son-in-law Ivanka Trump to become official White House employee US ethics chief wary of Trump's conflicts of interests Stephen Bannon: Four facts about the White House's 'Darth Vader' Sports Schalke and Dortmund draw while Bayern and Leipzig both win big Schalke and Dortmund share the spoils, despite a controversial late penalty appeal from the Royal Blues. Bayern dismantled Augsburg, Leipzig cruised past Darmstadt, and Werder Bremen took Freiburg to the cleaners. World Refugees crafting a new life in France Refugees arriving in France are often forced to take low-skilled jobs. But one organization is providing them with the means to cultivate their careers and change perceptions. Erin Conroy reports from Paris. Refugees holding out in France Calais migrants to be dispersed across France Integrating refugees 'stitch by stitch' Berlin job portal specializes in refugees Syrian refugees open for business in Sweden   © Deutsche Welle 2017