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Yr Wyddfa: Can Wales' highest mountain really go plastic-free? - Vimarsana News

Yr Wyddfa: Can Wales' highest mountain really go plastic-free?

It's an uphill challenge, but there are plans to cut out all single-use plastics on Yr Wyddfa.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Elections in Mexico's most populous state could end the PRI's rule, bolster AMLO - Vimarsana News

Elections in Mexico's most populous state could end the PRI's rule, bolster AMLO

Sunday’s election for governor of the state of Mexico could spell the end of the long-dominant Institutional Revolutionary Party and further cement the dominancy of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party.

Born in a Barn: From Macclenny to Hollywood: Dylan Gerard has 'The Voice' – Folio 2.0 / EU Jacksonville - Vimarsana News

Born in a Barn: From Macclenny to Hollywood: Dylan Gerard has 'The Voice' – Folio 2.0 / EU Jacksonville

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Scapegoating Dr. Hassan Diab in France and Canada - Vimarsana News

Scapegoating Dr. Hassan Diab in France and Canada

The fate of Dr. Hassan Diab is being determined by an absence of morality as in scapegoating, and by an absolutist moral stance that law is engraved in

Legalized immorality: the scapegoating of Hassan Diab - Vimarsana News

Legalized immorality: the scapegoating of Hassan Diab

The fate of Dr. Hassan Diab is being determined by scapegoating and by an absolutist moral belief that law is engraved in stone. This undeveloped form of morality reduces justice to rules in which the state’s role is limited to examining compliance with the law. In Dr. Diab’s case, appeals were rejected and ultimately blamed for preventing the efficient processing of his extradition.