Tens of thousands of Brazilians took to the streets on Saturday, demanding the impeachment of the president Jair Bolsonaro for its management of the health crisis when the toll of the epidemic exceeds half a million dead, noted journalists from theAFP. Protesters marched for the fourth weekend in a row at the call of left-wing … Read more
The La Soufrière volcano, on the Caribbean island of Saint-Vincent, in the Lesser Antilles, erupted on Friday, April 9 in the morning, causing smoke columns up to 8 km high. A second, smaller explosion followed in the afternoon, emergency management services reported, immediately triggering the alert in this island of 100,000 inhabitants. The inhabitants of … Read more
The repression continues, this Sunday March 7, in Burma against the pro-democracy demonstrators who took to the streets by the thousands despite the raids the day before, during which Aung San Suu Kyi’s Party Members Arrested, One Beaten to Death. In Bagan (center), “An 18 year old teenager was shot in the jaw”, according to … Read more
Several thousand demonstrators again marched through central Vienna in Austria, on Saturday to protest against restrictions intended to stem the epidemic of Covid-19. The police announced that they had made a few arrests, some at the end of the demonstration while some participants refused to disperse. Isolated clashes were reported between protesters and leftist counter-protesters. … Read more
An exceptional cold spell currently affects United States. Texas was particularly affected, with 4.3 million homes without electricity on Tuesday, February 16. But humans are not alone in this extreme cold: animals too. As a result, thousands of frozen sea turtles recently washed up on the beaches of South Padre Island, reports the HuffPost. They … Read more
Thousands of Central American immigrants who were trapped by Guatemalan soldiers and police on their way to the United States eventually returned to their home countries. According to the AFP news agency on the 19th, Guatemalan authorities said 3,500 of Central American immigrants to the United States who entered their country had been sent back … Read more
Posted on Friday, January 8, 2021 at 07:28 a.m. By Sudinfo with Belga — Around 2,500 to 5,000 people who traveled during the winter holidays returned to Belgium with a coronavirus infection, biostatistician Geert Molenberghs (UHasselt and KU Leuven) estimated in Mediahuis newspapers on Friday. Travelers returning from Central and Eastern Europe are particularly affected. … Read more
The Directorate-General for Competition, Consumption and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) alerted Friday, November 20 to the potential toxicity of products containing sesame. In Inde, batches of these plants would have been contaminated with ethylene oxide before being exported, reports The Parisian . The DGCCRF has therefore decided to proceed with numerous recalls. The list of foods … Read more
With more than 330,000 cases and more than 26,000 deaths, New York State has been the hardest hit by the epidemic in the country. – Lhe number of deaths from the novel coronavirus in New York City could be underestimated by several thousand, according to a study released Monday by the American Centers for Disease … Read more
It could be a XXL night burglary in the center of Lens, although several elements remain to be established. This Sunday, October 25, in the morning, a man notices an attempted break-in on his front door. He lives in rue du Havre, a small street located just behind the town hall. Soon after, the man … Read more