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Human rights workers believe her murder is part of a wave of intimidation and attacks on activists in Guatemala.

After a wave of intimidation like that, the election this year seems like the dark denouement of a grand experiment gone wrong.

One of the party's candidates in Diyala Province, Najim al-Harbi, was arrested at his home on Feb. 7, part of what Mr. Maliki's opponents have called a wave of intimidation against challengers.

Little did they know, video recordings of the class were making their way into the thriving sub rosa world of rightwing attack video editing, twisting their words in a way that resulted in the loss of one of the professors' jobs amid a wave of intimidation and death threats.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, meanwhile, tracked over 850 hate crime incidents immediately after the election, a trend that has extended well into 2017 with a wave of intimidation, assaults, murder, vandalism, bomb threats, and arson. .

CST spokesman Mark Gardner said: "There is no excuse for this wave of racist intimidation and violence and we call upon all good people to unequivocally condemn it".

They are the manifestation of a leader who projects certainty but cannot decide if he wants to repeal all of Obamacare or keep parts of it; if he wants to end abortion rights or force women to travel to get abortions; if he wants to bring the country together or end the wave of racist intimidation that is being spray-painted across our schools and churches.

The response follows yet another surge of bomb threats Monday against Jewish centers and school across America, the fifth major wave of such intimidation this year.

The coup claims could help to explain a wave of violence and intimidation detailed in a report by Human Rights Watch (pdf).

The contact details were quickly forthcoming, triggering a wave of threats and intimidation.While the far-right swaggers, Jews feel increasingly uneasy.

But opponents of the president said another wave of government-sanctioned intimidation is under way in Zimbabwe as the government finds itself under mounting international pressure and the economy founders ahead of next year's presidential election.