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The Vedruna Valls Lledó school, together with the Vedruna Catalunya Educación network of centers, was awarded "Special Mention" for a project that has georeferenced sixty legends from the towns and cities of the different 36

The company will also launch four hotels, but will keep the water park closed

It is agreed that the amount of the fair and the major festival that has not been held due to the pandemic will go to pay the deficit of the garbage service.

The pandemic leaves more than 11,000 dead, 64,000 positive and many uncertainties for the future

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A bomb exploded at the Asia World Company’s toll gate in Muse, northern Shan State at 6:00 p.m. on May 11, according to local sources.

Donald Trump suspends American funding to the World Health Organization, accused of having supported China's lies and having been slow to react, criticism shared by France. The West now discovers that it has lost control of many international organizations, often ignored and even despised: the WHO has long been considered the health agency of the poor countries of the South

The award-winning image shows a young man, illuminated by mobile phones, reciting protest poetry while protesters chant slogans calling for a civil government during a blackout in the city of Khartoum. In the report of the year category, the award went to Frenchman Romain Laurendeau for 'Kho, the Genesis of a Revolt' about the daily life of young people in working class neighborhoods in Algiers

The organization has extended the contract for holding the event in Barcelona for another year

Censorship and repression aggravated the risk of contagion in Wuhan and took time away from the search for a vaccine, according to Reporters Without Borders. The New York Times reveals how the fear of inconveniencing political leaders facilitated the failure of the alert system created after SARS. "It is not a model to follow, but rather one to flee from," says Esteban Beltrán, director of Amnesty International Spain. Professor Ruth Ferrero points out a feature of dictatorships highlighted in the face of disasters such as Chernobyl and Wuhan: the fear of technicians to speak out. voice