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Greece Says Relocated 1271 Minor Refugees to Other EU Countries - Vimarsana News

Greece Says Relocated 1271 Minor Refugees to Other EU Countries

ATHENS - The European Union has closed its borders to refugees and migrants and many countries won't take any of Greece's overload, but 1271 minors in the country were relocated in others, the New Democracy government said. They were sent to 13 of the other 26 countries in the EU apart from Greec

Greece still home for over 2,000 unaccompanied children - Vimarsana News

Greece still home for over 2,000 unaccompanied children

The number of unaccompanied children in Greece remains close to the country's current capacity, with 2,010 still calling the country home.

Were all back together - Vimarsana News

Were all back together

Melting Tallow, a member of the Blood Tribe, traveled from her current home in Austin, Texas, with her son to compete on historical Cheyenne, Arapahoe and Ute land in the Denver March Powwow last weekend, along with more than 1,000 other dancers and dozens of drum groups from around North America. The event, one of largest powwows in the country, returned after a two year pandemic hiatus.

'We're all back together': Denver March Powwow returns after a pandemic hiatus - Vimarsana News

'We're all back together': Denver March Powwow returns after a pandemic hiatus

For some, the powwow — one of the country’s largest — became a celebration of survival after weathering the last two years.

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Denver March Powwow returns after a pandemic hiatus - Vimarsana News

Denver March Powwow returns after a pandemic hiatus

For some, the event became a celebration of survival after weathering the last two years. ‘We’re all back together’