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Pandemic drives up debt for marginalised families in Bangladesh: survey - Vimarsana News

Pandemic drives up debt for marginalised families in Bangladesh: survey

  Senior Correspondent,  bdnews24.com Published: 08 Apr 2021 08:40 PM BdST Updated: 08 Apr 2021 08:40 PM BdST Hasna Banu, a resident of Dumuria village, in Shyamnagar Upazila in Satkhira, runs a shop with financial support from a local organisation. Hasna borrowed Tk 40,000 from the NGO to rebuild her life after Cyclone Aila. Photo: Mostafigur Rahman The coronavirus pandemic has taken a heavy toll on marginalised families in Bangladesh, with 60.5 households falling into debt despite cutting down expenditure and tapping into savings. "); } The findings were revealed by the study's lead r...

Open Letter to Demand an End to U.S. Intervention in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Open Letter to Demand an End to U.S. Intervention in Venezuela

Para leer este artículo en español, haz clic aquí. Venezuela is experiencing the deepest and most prolonged crisis of its history, due both the actions of the Maduro government and the aggressive interventionist policies of the United States. Alongside the political crisis, a protracted recession for the last seven years has caused dramatic humanitarian impacts, including alarming levels of child malnutrition and the collapse of public services, especially in health and education. For a large proportion of the population, the minimum salary is not enough even to pay for the transportation ...

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Muslims and migrants in Spain: How fake news is keeping minorities sidelined - Vimarsana News

Muslims and migrants in Spain: How fake news is keeping minorities sidelined

Published date: 7 February 2021 09:45 UTC | Last update: 1 month 1 week ago As a group of young Arab men sail across the Mediterranean Sea in search of a new life in Spain, they bring with them a clear message to their new hosts.  "We are going to cut the throats of all the unfaithful Spaniards who do not praise [Prophet] Muhammad," they seemingly chant as they approach Spanish shores, one of them wielding a small knife.  'Fake news about Muslims in Spain is constant and is closely linked to migration fake news. The most common themes are those li...