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Bolsonaro amplia ação das Forças Armadas no combate a crimes ambientais Por autorização do Planalto, militares poderão atuar em todo o estado do Amazonas. Decreto editado no final de junho autorizava a ação das Forças Armadas somente em áreas de propriedade ou posse da União, como terras indígenas e áreas federais de preservação (crédito: Raphael Alves/AFP - 14/10/14) O presidente Jair Bolsonaro autorizou, nesta quinta-feira (15/07), a atuação das Forças Armadas na repressão a crimes ambientais para todo o estado do Amazonas. Antes, a ação das Forças Armadas se concen...

La pandemia de la COVID-19 ha marcado un capítulo en la historia reciente de las enfermedades a nivel mundial, sin embargo, también ha dado paso a avances científicos y médicos gigantescos. La tecnología de las vacunas apunta a abrir todo un panorama de opciones contra afecciones, hasta ahora, incurables. Ciudad de México, 14 de julio (SinEmbargo).– La pandemia de SARS-CoV-2 ha dejado millones de muertos por la COVID-19, decenas de millones de enfermos crónicos y miles de millones de personas sometidas por el miedo, la reclusión, la falta de respuestas y un daño psicológico que...

Why the projected European Super League affects everyone—even T&T Thursday 7 January 2021 Wednesday 4 November 2020 Friday 26 February 2021 Why the projected European Super League affects everyone—even T&T Uefa banked €3.25 billion (TT$26.7 billion) in commercial revenue for its showcase tournaments last year.  The lion’s share of Uefa’s money, €2.55 billion (TT$21 billion), went to the clubs that viewers switch on their television to watch. The Champions League, which involves 79 teams, got €2.04 billion (TT$16.7 billion) while the Europa League, with 160 teams, made do with �...

Brazil racing to vaccinate indigenous people in Amazonia 2 minutes read By Raphael Alves and Carlos Meneses Autazes, Brazil, Feb 6 (efe-epa).- Brazil’s effort to get the Covid-19 vaccine to indigenous people in the Amazon region has become a race against the clock amid a spike in infections and the emergence of a worrisome new variant of the virus. Aboard a motorboat at full speed on the Preto do Pantaleao river, the public health agent for indigenous communities in the area around Autazes holds on his lap a cheap Styrofoam cooler with a taped-on thermometer. “I am bringing hope,” Ila...

This article was originally published in Spanish by Nueva Sociedad.  Responses to the Covid-19 pandemic in the past year were often limited to unilateral actions, inhibiting coordination and deepening global asymmetries and inequalities. Debilitated multi-lateral health systems and geopolitical disputes between China and the United States contributed to these trends. The international health cooperation system is increasingly at the mercy of conflicting interests and disputes. It has proven ineffective in solving pressing problems of health and development. In Latin America, the increasing ...