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El Porto surfers take on December 2023 Swell. Photos by Dave Weldon - Vimarsana News

El Porto surfers take on December 2023 Swell. Photos by Dave Weldon

Dave Weldon usually photographs objects in space. In December he focused on El Porto surfers.

Brevard and Indian River County Leaders Join Congressman Bill Posey's Leadership Team - Vimarsana News

Brevard and Indian River County Leaders Join Congressman Bill Posey's Leadership Team

Florida Republican Rep. Bill Posey announced his 2024 campaign leadership team ahead of his reelection bid for Florida’s 8th Congressional District. 

HIV/AIDS: Continued bipartisan support for PEPFAR is in limbo - Vimarsana News

HIV/AIDS: Continued bipartisan support for PEPFAR is in limbo

PEPFAR authorization expires on Sept. 30, and the program that once had strong bipartisan support through multiple presidencies has become a partisan issue. Read more.

Why George W. Bush believes AIDS relief program is in danger - Vimarsana News

Why George W. Bush believes AIDS relief program is in danger

PEPFAR authorization expires on Sept. 30, and the program that once had strong bipartisan support through multiple presidencies has become a partisan issue. Read more.

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U.S. AIDS relief in jeopardy - Vimarsana News

U.S. AIDS relief in jeopardy

At the end of 2001, not long after George W. Bush became president, there were 40 million people across the globe living with H.I.V./AIDS, which was usually a death sentence for those who lacked access to treatment. Most people with H.I.V. lived on the continent of Africa, where 2.3 million died of AIDS that year. There were widespread estimates that 100 million worldwide would die of AIDS in the following 20 years if something wasn't done to better distribute treatment.