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Mexico formally opposes Remain in Mexico program - Vimarsana News

Mexico formally opposes Remain in Mexico program

For the first time, the Mexican government is formally opposing the controversial Trump-era program known as Remain in Mexico. Then, an in-depth look at what California is spending to address homelessness, and if it’s made a difference. And, a story about how police officers at one South Bay college are working to create a community for change. Then, in California we've grown accustomed to power outages. But what if you could live in a community where your lights always stayed on, no matter what happened to the grid? Next, one way to honor Black History Month is by celebrating Black cul...

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Southwestern College creates policing community for change - Vimarsana News

Southwestern College creates policing community for change

Southwestern College partnered with the Urban League of San Diego County to de-escalate police-involved confrontations for students and staff.

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Educating future officers - Vimarsana News

Educating future officers

The ongoing case in the police beating death of Tyre Nichols once again focuses on the use of deadly force by officers. Now, police at one South Bay college are working to create a community for change. In other news, the IRS says some people need to wait to file their taxes. Plus, what you can expect at the Black Comix Day mini convention happening this weekend.

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Why Pregnant Women With COVID In India Have Nowhere To Turn : Goats and Soda : NPR - Vimarsana News

Why Pregnant Women With COVID In India Have Nowhere To Turn : Goats and Soda : NPR

Priyali Sur, 29 weeks pregnant, at home in Delhi on April 30. Boaz Slater Lee When the call came from the doctor that afternoon, it was ominous. "They said that [my wife, Minal] had suffered a cardiac arrest in the intensive care unit, but the baby's heartbeat was fine," says Chetan Waghmere, who works for a corporate company. "An emergency cesarean section had to be done in the ICU itself; there was no time to move her. The baby survived, but Minal did not." Minal Waghmere was COVID positive, 32 weeks pregnant and 32 years old when she died on April 8 in the Kingsway Hospital in ...

Source: npr.org