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The world is struggling to cope with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The virus does not show mercy on anyone, young or old. It has caused millions of deaths. In most countries, the economy took a huge hit, causing business closures and job loss for millions of people. Worldwide, nations are struggling to provide…

Por Isaura Diez MillánHavana, Aug 5 (Prensa Latina) A new approach to the riots on August 5, 1994, and July 11, 2021, in Cuba shows more similarities than differences between them, despite the 27-year span. Historian Fabio Fernandez told Prensa Latina that there are common denominators between both events that broke out amid a scenario…

It was the perfect show, coming seemingly out of nowhere but immediately cementing itself in the culture.It was the sort of television where you wanted to contact all your friends immediately after watching an episode to recap it. It was funny but it also broke your heart.It felt freakishly true to life. It depicted all…

From Progressive The House of Representatives is likely to amass an unassailable record of the former President’s part in inciting the January 6 insurrection, setting the stage for possible prosecution. The legal noose is tightening around Donald Trump’s neck. Although we are still far from seeing the former commander-in-chief outfitted in a prison jumpsuit, Trump…

This article originally appeared at TomDispatch.com. To receive TomDispatch in your inbox three times a week, click here. Here’s my question of the week: When it comes to America’s twenty-first-century wars, does the word “end” have any meaning at all? Almost 20 years after George W. Bush and crew invaded Afghanistan, the war there is…

(Natural News) It is morally wrong to dehumanize and disrespect people because of the color of their skin, or for being gay, or for being physically disabled, and so on. In America, we build access ramps so that people in wheelchairs can have access to restaurants and public buildings. But now, thanks to the bigoted,…

Addis Ababa, (Prensa Latina) Cuba’s strategic decision to tackle the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus was to mobilize its scientists and medical personnel to design a universal and free immunization program with its own vaccines. This prospect had a well-founded basis: the existence of a scientific potential of renowned national and international prestige in the conception of vaccines…

Part of the beauty of rugby — alongside the extreme physical demands on players, the extraordinary range of skills required, the strategic and tactical variety and the thrill of controlled violence — is how the game prepares one to face the real world. The lover of rugby, whether player or spectator, is trained — no,…

Iran’s water bankruptcy has been in the news lately, prompting deadly protests in Khuzestan province that also garnered the attention of global media. But this kind of problem is neither new or unique in the country. Drying rivers, vanishing lakes, shrinking wetlands, declining groundwater levels, land subsidence, sinkholes, desertification, soil erosion, dust storms, air, water…

(Natural News) At the same time that the Biden regime is threatening mandates and lockdowns and other measures to get more Americans vaccinated for COVID-19, the ‘president’ is literally weaponizing the virus to ensure that it spreads faster and farther across the country, and he’s using illegal immigrants to do it. No sooner than Joe…