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Expect everything and discount nothing at the Giro d’Italia. Stage 17 of the Italian grand tour delivered a huge upset in the overall classification as Egan Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) showed his first signs of weakness. For the first time in the race, Bernal could not hold the wheel as Simon Yates (Team BikeExchange) went on the attack with João Almeida (Deceuninck-Quick-Step). Despite the drama, Bernal lost just three seconds of his overall lead, but Yates took a huge chunk out of the Colombian’s advantage, and there are two more mountain stages to come. Further down the GC, Hugh Carthy ...

15 May 2021 The road to political victory is, apparently, paved with good intentions. Mexico has done tremenously when it comes to gender parity in public office… half, or almost half, of both chambers of the legislature are women, as are the two second most powerful offices in the country after the President (Claudia Sheinbaum, the governor … Jefa de Gobierno… of Mexico City and the Home Secretary/Interior Minister … Secreteria de Gobierno… Olga Sanchez Cordero). Striving to recognize that gender inequality is not the only form of inequality in the country… and that gender is...

Last weekend Spanish dressage returned to Madrid to compete at equestrian centre Las Cadenas for the CDI Camarma de Esteruelas. Las Cadenas has became the mecca of Spanish equestrian ballet and hosted the first Spanish CDI3* of the 2021 season.

Migrant Border Deaths Surge with 'Increased Enforcement and Militarization,' Expert Says On 5/4/21 at 8:51 AM EDT In southern Arizona's Sonoran Desert, where temperatures can get as high as 125, the Tucson-based nonprofit No More Deaths operates a humanitarian aid camp for migrants making their way north through the barren, sun-bleached landscape. At a minimum, almost everyone who comes to the camp suffers from exposure and dehydration, Sammy Rovner, a volunteer with the agency's media team, said. In the winter months, some suffer from hypothermia, having made the trip through the nearby moun...

Advertisement: Yesterday Interjet’s management and stakeholders approved filing a bankruptcy and reorganization process under Mexican law. After nearly five months of not flying, the Mexican low-cost carrier will attempt to reorganize and relaunch financially. Interjet is filing for a Mexican bankruptcy process. The airline plans to exit financially reorganized. Photo: Getty Images. The plan is to keep flying Interjet stopped flying on December 11, 2020. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mexican airline had three years of continuous net losses. Then, the worldwide crisis served as the fin...