New Zealand has become a benchmark in the fight against the pandemic and allowed its citizens to resume normal habits in 2019, but a survey published by Massey University released this month showed that the country does not has still failed to escape the negative impacts of the health crisis. The Pacific island nation has … Read more
A week after the end of the Climate Leaders Summit, organized by Joe Biden, the US government’s special climate envoy, John Kerry, met this Friday 30 with Brazilian ministers Ricardo Salles (Environment) and Carlos França (Relations exterior). Biden’s aide announced the meeting on his social media and said it served to meet Brazil’s “important new … Read more
The acceleration of the vaccination against Covid in the United States was a great asset for Joe Biden at the beginning of his presidency, but now the challenge will be to convince more people to be vaccinated, estimates Jonathan Hanson, professor of political science at the University of Michigan. . “We are getting to the … Read more
A US-backed operation to send aid to Venezuela in 2019, which ended in a violent stalemate on the border with Colombia, was not planned according to technical and humanitarian criteria, according to an audit of the American agency involved in the action. A report from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), made public … Read more
Sitting in a hotel conference room, tables two meters apart, 12 jurors jotted down notes on sheets of paper to indicate their thoughts on a murder charge against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis cop who was being prosecuted. death of George Floyd. When the foreman counted the votes that morning, one of the jurors recalled, … Read more
The United States will veto travel from India to the country from Monday (4), due to the rampant spread of Covid-19 in the country, the White House announced on Friday (30). Find out more (04/30/2021 – 3:49 p.m.)
The presence of women in politics presupposes greater representation and in itself has a didactic character: the more women there are working in politics, the more other women are encouraged to run for public office. However, less than 15 out of 100 deputies in the Brazilian federal legislature are women. This wide distortion is repeated … Read more
“Girl, this is a patient who has been PCR positive for over two months!” Here I am again with my modest pills from the hospital forehead. Micro-privileges (hhhmmmm errrr hããã) of those who are chronic patients and need to undergo periodic examinations. Today, a blood test is on the menu. The nurse, young and flushed, … Read more
Since the end of the human genome project at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, one of the greatest goals of scientists and doctors has been to use the knowledge gained from the three billion letter pairs in our DNA to treat diseases. One of them is Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a serious … Read more
The United States reached this Friday (30) the mark of 100 million people fully vaccinated against Covid-19. The number corresponds to about 30% of the country’s population. Find out more (04/30/2021 – 12h58)