Justice has banned the Brazilian government from deporting migrants considered hypervulnerable, such as children, pregnant women, people with health problems and deserters – as the federal police had done with Venezuelan refugees in Roraima and Amazonas. Federal judge Felipe Bouzada Flores Viana, of the 2nd Federal Civil Court of Roraima, issued an injunction this Sunday … Read more
Among voters who are fed up with being locked in on one side and mutant coronaviruses rampaging on the other, European governments are reluctant over restrictions and reopening – even announcing both at the same time – while seeking solutions to the pandemic and – also at the same time – search for atoning goats … Read more
The Chilean government began on Monday (22) vaccinating the homeless against Covid-19. The vaccine will be applied nationwide to 16,400 people linked to the Calle program – linked to the Ministry of Social Development and Housing. Chile is the Latin American country with the most vaccines relative to the population: 30% of Chileans have already … Read more
We can discuss semantics of whether it is genocide, mass murder, massacre, extermination, and frankly, it would get nowhere. However, especially for the small (still) rational part of Bolsonarists, it must be made clear that the president plays a leading role in the aggressiveness of the pandemic in Brazil. First, let’s make the distinction. Nobody … Read more
It’s just a joke, but it seemed too good not to share with the kind blog reader. What would be the motto of a convention of bonobos (Pan paniscus), the friendly cousins of common chimpanzees (also known as dwarf chimpanzees)? “Bonobos: It’s just not worth catching mom. Find a hole and be happy. “ (For … Read more
In the Washington Post, reporter Paul Farhi writes this Monday under the headline, “Trump Predicted The Journalism Audience” Would Sink When I Was No Longer There. He was not wrong. ” And give the numbers Traffic to the country’s most popular news sites, including the Washington Post, fell in February, according to audience monitoring company … Read more
BBC journalist Aung Thura, who was arrested in Myanmar last week while covering the country’s military coup, was released on Monday. Thura, who works for the BBC’s Burmese service, was taken away by men in civilian clothes as he appeared in court in the country’s capital, Naypyitaw. Forty journalists have been arrested since the civilian … Read more
The European Union has imposed sanctions on China for human rights violations in Xinjiang. It is the first time that the bloc has imposed such punishments against the Asian country in more than 30 years. On Monday, four Chinese officials were sanctioned for ordering arbitrary detentions and coordination measures to prevent Muslims and other minorities … Read more
“Kill Bill.” It sounds like a movie name, but it’s the slogan of a British movement against increasing police powers that ended in conflict this weekend in Bristol (West England). In Portuguese, “kill the bill” means “kill the bill”. A protest that brought together around 3,000 people in central London turned into an uproar when … Read more
The Malaysian government announced on Monday (22) the creation of a compensation fund of 2.4 million US dollars (13.17 million reais) to compensate all those who receive the vaccine against Covid-19 and present any type of severe reaction associated with the application of the immunizer. Find out more (03/22/2021 – 08:58 am)