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With Venezuela in Shambles, Maduro Announces 15-Day Backpacking Vacation - Vimarsana News

With Venezuela in Shambles, Maduro Announces 15-Day Backpacking Vacation

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro announced on Monday that he would begin a 15-day backpacking vacation with his wife.

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巴西累计确诊病例突破2000万例 居全球第三-大河网 - Vimarsana News

巴西累计确诊病例突破2000万例 居全球第三-大河网

  截至目前,巴西累计确诊病例数位居全球第三,仅次于美国和印度;而累计死亡病例数则居全球第二,排在美国之后。   据巴西各州卫生厅的统计数据,在过去7天内,巴西日均新增确诊病例32712例,比两周前数据下降了13%,创下去年11月27日以来最低水平;日均新增死亡病例920例,比两周前数据下降了20%,连续5天该数值低于1000例,也创下今年1月8日以来最低纪录。   目前,巴西26个州和一个联邦区中,只有罗赖马州、戈亚斯州和北里奥格兰å¾...

Venezuelan refugees, once promised welcome by Brazil's government, look to the Catholic Church - Vimarsana News

Venezuelan refugees, once promised welcome by Brazil's government, look to the Catholic Church

Venezuelan migrants walk along a trail into Brazil, in the border city of Pacaraima, Brazil, in April 2019. (CNS photo/Pilar Olivares, Reuters) Since 2018, over 265,000 Venezuelans have been admitted to Brazil as part of Operation Welcome, a relief effort administered by the Brazilian army. Fleeing economic and political crises in Venezuela, these refugees can count on assistance from the Brazilian government for a brief time, but the Covid-19 pandemic has intensified hardships that the most vulnerable among them—including many indigenous peoples—must face. The program, which is coordinat...