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PROBLEM: The groupâs spokesman   Isaac Givovich   has requested a meeting with Archbishop Charles Scicluna  a Vatican envoy who traveled to Santiago to meet with witnesses accusing a bishop of covering up the sexual abuse of minors by a priest.
Former members of the Alonso de Ercilla Institute denounced the alleged abuse at the hands of the Marists in a recent canonical investigation. âVatican itself must take the situation into its hands â  Givovich  told reporters.
 Givovich  said in January that when  he  was a high school student in the 1970s and â80s  Marist brother Adolfo Fuentes continually called him out of class to abuse him in his office.
 Givovich  said  he  hoped Scicluna could make time while  he  is in Santiago to hear testimony in  his  case.

SOLUTION: Santiago sex abuse victims ask Vatican to investigate another case

PROBLEM: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon has been subpoenaed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to testify before a grand jury in a probe of alleged ties between Russia and Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign  the New York Times reported on Tuesday.
A spokesman for Mueller’s office declined comment. Bill Burck  a lawyer for  Bannon   could not immediately be reached for comment.
The reported subpoena of  Bannon  does not mean  he  is a target of Mueller’s criminal investigation.
 Bannon   a champion of Trump’s “America First” agenda  was among the Republican’s closest aides during the 2016 election campaign  the presidential transition and  his  first months in office.
But the pair had a bitter public falling out over comments  Bannon  made to author Michael Wolff for his recent book “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.”
In the book   Bannon  is quoted as describing a June 2016 meeting between Trump associates  including the president’s son Donald Trump Jr.  his son-in-law  Jared Kushner  and a Russian lawyer  as “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.”
 Bannon  was fired by the White House in August and returned to the right-wing news website Breitbart News.  He  continued to speak with Trump and tried to promote the president’s agenda.
But Trump accused  Bannon  of having “lost  his  mind” when news of  his  comments to Wolff surfaced earlier this month. Six days later   Bannon  stepped down as executive chairman at Breitbart.
Mueller’s subpoena  which was issued last week  could be a pressure tactic to induce  Bannon  to cooperate fully with  his  investigation.
Attorney Renato Mariotti  a former federal prosecutor  said the most likely reason for a Mueller subpoena of  Bannon  was that “he thought having an attorney present and giving  Bannon  a more relaxed setting would not yield the same testimony as if  he  got  him  in the grand jury room with no attorney there and a more adversarial style of questioning.”
Separately on Tuesday   Bannon  spent hours meeting behind closed doors with members of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.  He  was the latest high-profile figure to appear before the panel as part of its investigation into allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election.
After  Bannon  refused to answer questions about  his  time in the White House - as opposed to during the campaign  Devin Nunes  the committee’s Republican chairman  authorized a subpoena during the meeting to press  Bannon  to respond.
Asked if the White House had told  Bannon  not to answer certain questions  spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said: “As with all congressional activities touching upon the White House  Congress must consult with the White House prior to obtaining confidential material.”

SOLUTION: Special counsel subpoenas former Trump aide Bannon: report

PROBLEM: Randy Bryce  -- a Democratic organizer and union iron worker who's never held elected office -- gained national attention with a viral video that debuted last month announcing  his  congressional bid. The video  which pitches Bryce as a "working man" and focuses on health care  racked up nearly a half-million views in the less than two weeks it's been online and drew attention from left leaning activists and national media.
"Let's trade places   Paul Ryan " Bryce  said in the ad. "You can come work the iron  and I'll go to DC. "
"I've just had enough. People are fed up "  Bryce  said in a phone interview. "It's just a really crooked place in Washington  DC."
Even with the attention the video has attracted   Bryce 's odds of unseating the Wisconsin Republican at this point appear extremely low. While polling for congressional districts is historically scarce and unreliable  Ryan has never lost a race. In fact  he's never won with less than by double-digit margins. He bested his opponent by nearly 35 points in 2016. Ryan has also been a prolific fundraiser  raising millions not only for himself but to preserve his party's control of the House
When asked to respond to  Bryce 's announcement video  Ryan campaign spokesman Zack Roday said   "Bryce  is a liberal agitator in Wisconsin. He is not a political novice; he is a three time failed candidate who has been repeatedly rejected by southern Wisconsin voters for his far left positions."
It is true that  Bryce  doesn't have a great record of success in running for office.  His  two campaigns to serve in the state legislature were unsuccessful  as was  his  2013 bid for the Racine County Board of Education.
The fundraising arm for House Republicans also made note of this point. The National Republican Campaign Committee said  Bryce 's "petty attacks against Paul Ryan will be rejected by voters in the same fashion that his three former failed campaigns have been."
But after a spring where Republicans in Congress struggled to find enough support to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act with a GOP alternative  perhaps it's no surprise that  Bryce 's video  which centers on  his  own difficult experiences with health care  took off online.
"It's just a cruel way to govern "  Bryce  told CNN in reference to the latest Senate Republican health bill.
Set to an emotional soundtrack   Bryce 's announcement video opens with a clip of Trump touting Ryan's work on the Republican health care plan. Then it moves to Ryan talking about the bill. Panoramic shots of "southeastern Wisconsin" -- where Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District is located -- fill the screen.
The ad features  Bryce 's mother who talks about  her  fight with multiple sclerosis and how the GOP health plan would affect  her .
Though  she  has been able to get treatment   Bryce  described the helplessness  he 's felt in dealing with  her  condition.
"There were some times when I'm in a room next to  her   and  she 's in a room just screaming in pain  you know  and I'm like  'I can't do anything. I don't know what to do. I can't help  her .' "
Bryce himself  has faced difficult medical conditions. When  he  left the Army after serving abroad in Honduras   he  was diagnosed with prostate cancer.  He  didn't have insurance at the time  but considers  himself  lucky because  he  was able to get care through an experimental treatment at a nearby medical school.
 He  beat the cancer  but  his  mom continues to struggle with MS  and  his  father -- who was not in the ad -- lives in an assisted living facility with Alzheimer's.
Bryce's son  Ben  also drew mentions in the video and at the first campaign rally.  Bryce  calls  him  "a miracle" because doctors had told  Bryce  that  he  likely wouldn't be able to have children as a result of  his  prostate cancer.

SOLUTION:
Randy Bryce : Paul Ryan challenger's launch video goes viral