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Failed execution in U.S. has resumed calls to cancel the death penalty
A failed execution in Tennessee left a woman alive after two fatal injections, reopening the debate on the death penalty.The case of Christa Pike, who suffered medical complications, led the United Nations to request the abolition of capital punishment in the state.
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