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El desarrollo del ámbito se realizaría a través de un plan que incluye las comunidades de las traseras de López Mora. Permitirá ampliar el parque y...

Brazilian workers exposed to infections and death as meat-processing industry reaps record profits Brazil entered the year 2021 surpassing the terrible milestone of 195,000 COVID-19 deaths. This death toll, exceeded only by the United States, is growing at a ferocious pace, with the highest number of deaths since mid-August being recorded on December 29, 1,224 in total. Amid this spiral of deaths, workplaces and economic activities in general remain entirely open. A recent coronavirus outbreak in a meat-processing plant in Brazil’s southern region sounds the alarm over the serious dangers c...

Rest of humanity, for the rest of civilization to protect the kurds? it never said that. and we have protected them. we've taken very good care of them. and i hope they're going to watch over isis. >> barbara starr joins us again from the pentagon. at least for now the official line is that u.s. troops cannot stay in iraq as they head there from syria. what does this mean? >> well, what we're looking at is several hundred u.s. troops crossed the border into the relative safety of northwestern ir iraq, as they left seara. this was always the designated place they were going to go. iraqi governm...

>> when you say all that have is gone, first of all, it seems there's reporting today that all anti-isis fighting from the coalition has essentially stopped. you mean the fighters will reconstitute again? >> that's always been the risk. "new york times" had a report that there were still 18,000 isis fighters across iraq and seara. these are the guys fighting america during the iraq war. this is al qaeda. their roots are insurgency. they've just gone back to that. you mentioned that it was a sticky situation. everyone involved realized how sticky the situation was that, this partnership needed ...

Anti-isis fighting from the coalition has essentially stopped. you mean the fighters will reconstitute again? >> that's always been the risk. "new york times" had a report that there were still 18,000 isis fighters across iraq and seara. these are the guys fighting america during the iraq war. this is al qaeda. their roots are insurgency. they've just gone back to that. you mentioned that it was a sticky situation. everyone involved realized how sticky the situation was that, this partnership needed to continue because isis is still a major threat and needed to do counterinsurgency operations ...