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RIYADH: On Jan. 16, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the world’s largest coronavirus vaccination program in India. Its target is to inoculate 300 million people by August 2021. More than a million received their first dose within a week of the launch. Over the past several months, more than 30 Indian groups from academia and industry have been involved in the development, collaboration and trials of the COVID-19 vaccines in India. Six vaccine candidates, including three indigenous...

Thursday, 25 March 2021, 19:22 PM Shmyhal: Ukraine and Georgia will resume positive dynamics of economic cooperation 30.12.2020 14:07 Ukrinform Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal has said he hopes that Ukraine and Georgia will continue to expand bilateral dialogue and resume the positive dynamics of trade and economic cooperation. He stated this at an online meeting with Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Gakharia, the Government portal reports. Shmyhal stressed that Ukraine and Georgia, as ...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record A program supported by the state has been launched to provide free online treatment for people struggling with all types of addictions. The program also can help the family or loved ones of those with problems. The website accessible by computer, tablet or smartphone can be found at www.nm5actions.com. “One thing this program does is really tries to help people understand the roots of this problem,” said John Fitzgerald, a licensed counselor and certif...

Share: RT is celebrating the impact of its work over the last 15 years with a ‘Green Menace anniversary campaign. On December 10, 2005, RT went on air for the first time from its Moscow studio; today, RT broadcasts from multiple continents in six languages across TV and online platforms. Over the last 15 years, RT has become one of the most-watched international TV news networks in the world, a 9-time Emmy/ International Emmy finalist for news, and one of the most discussed and influential ne...

Washington dc she has been active on the trinity university campus, president of the dreamers alliance. a support system for undocumented students like her. >> we matter and we are not going to stop fighting. we are fighting in that we need a solution. >> reporter: daniela who asked we not use her last name is one of 700,000 people enrolled in the deferred action program created by president obama under executive order. it gives people brought to the was illegally as children are renewable to yo...

They told us that the medical deferred action program was cancelled i started crying and telling my mom i dont want to die. i dont want to die. if i go back to honduras, i will die. >> that was jonathan sanchez about the policy change that threatened his life. they didnt have that allowed gravely ill kids like jonathan to stay in the united states to get life-saving treatment here that they could not get in other countries. in august the trump administration sent letters to kids like jonathan de...

They told us that the medical deferred action program was cancelled i started crying and telling my mom i dont want to die. i dont want to die. if i go back to honduras, i will die. >> that was jonathan sanchhaanc about the policy change that threatened his life. they didnt have that allowed gravely ill kids like jonathan to stay in the united states to get life-saving treatment here that they could not get in other countries. in august the trump administration sent letters to kids like jonathan...

Of today he has no intention of showing up for that hearing. isabel bueso is one of the young people who spoke at the first hearing. we had her here on this program last week talking about the threat to her own life. the near certainty that she would be killed by this action from the trump administration. she said today in response to the administration finally caving on this, "i am so grateful to all the leaders who spoke with me last week in d.c. and played a role in helping reinstate the defe...

Changing policy. this is not a partisan issue. this is a humanitarian issue and our lives depend on it. >> we have very good news to report tonight. maria isabel bueso is going to live. she is not going to be sentenced to death by deportation, which is what the trump administration was planning to do to isabel and hundreds of other critically ill patients here for treatment. mark who fought for her life because she lives in his congressional district said in a statement tonight, quote, in a majo...

Expected him there in person to testify on this policy next week. well, as soon as the policy was rescinded today, that acting head of that agency sent this letter to those house democrats notifying them with sort of palpable relief that now that the policy has been reversed as of today he has no intention of showing up for that hearing. isabel bueso is one of the young people who spoke at the first hearing. we had her here on this program last week talking about the threat to her own life. the ...