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How the hermetic Amish community fights the most deadly measles outbreak in recent history in the US
After 4 measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania, health authorities expect people to be encouraged to vaccinate in private.
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What is and how Urbagería operates, the company behind the eviction of the old Maricarsen at the age of 87 in Madrid
The company's activity is to increase the value of buildings after buying them, emptying them from tenants and making reforms.
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Greenland: How does the Arctic Board change after agreement with Trump? · Global Voices
After months of tensions over the future of Greenland, the United States, Denmark and the Greenlandic Government have signed a trilateral defence agreement that expands the US military presence in the Arctic, but maintains Danish sovereignty and recognizes Greenland's right of self-determination. What strategic interests is Washington pursuing? What decision space does Copenhagen and Nuuk have? And how does this pact change the balance of power in an increasingly disputed region? We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
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How the new right that rules Latin America shows its full alignment with Trump in the eyes of the world
Several presidents of the region in New York support United States-driven hard-hand security policies, a sign of the continent's radical political turn.
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How to remove the lime from the breast without rubbing for hours: the extra-strong foam that acts in 5 minutes
The hardness of the water and the constant humidity favour the white or yellowish antiaesthetic stains so characteristic: remove them with minimal effort
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How do you clean a yoga stew? I've tried the magic formula of The Computer to leave it as new.
I used it with my own stew to remove sweat and bad smells, and I tell you if it really works.
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How to placate ulcerative colitis, a disease that inflames the intestine
"I'm without symptoms. Now it's like I'm cured." This chronic disease radically changes patients' living conditions, but current treatments help to make everything back as it was before.
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How to clear the bathroom counter in 5 minutes without the need to drill the walls
This organizer, designed to be placed in a corner, has two spacious levels to order daily products
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How 40% of Gaza's surface survives: "There are people everywhere"
Overcrowding in miserable conditions multiplies mental health problems and fissures the social cohesion of the two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip
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How the move went from progress to defeat: "I have unopened boxes, thinking I will soon be thrown out"
Changing home was a stressful and occasional process until the housing problem made it a constant for young people, forced to a constant nomadism and often to worse places
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Brazil: How the Supreme Court Crisis Rejects Presidential Elections · Global Voices
Brazil is going through one of the most serious crises in recent years and the epicenter is paradoxically in the institution that over the last decade has become the bulwark of the defence of democracy: the Supreme Court. The fracture in the maximum cut takes place in the middle of a polarized presidential campaign, in which the ultra-decerechist Flávio Bolsonaro and the left-wing president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are also splashed. Who loses and who benefits?
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"Our director was an abuser": how two former students of a boarding school joined forces to seek justice and ended up getting married
Two former Indonesian classmates spent years gathering evidence against their school director before falling in love.
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How can Merz be interpreted as refusing to resign after the defeat of CDU in the regional elections?
The German Government and the various political forces analyse the results of the regional elections held on 20 September: those of the Berlin Parliament and those of the Federal State of Mecklemburgo- Western Pomerania. Both votes increase the pressure on the political future of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and show that not everything is lost to the left in the country. To discuss the subject, we discussed with Ralf Leiteritz, a polytechnist at the University of Potsdam (Germany), in El Invitado del Día de France 24.
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Ke Huy Quan remembers how Indiana Jones' royalties changed his life: "It was a amount that didn't make any sense to me"
The daring actor publishes memories in which he thanks Steven Spielberg for including him in the distribution of the film's profits even though he was a child who had just landed in the industry.
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How the IA influences the selection of candidates: 5 new things you need to know before you run for employment
Artificial intelligence has an increasing role in the labour market. We tell you what you should know when it comes to finding a job.
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How was my experience in the nudist bathroom that embodies the spirit of Tokyo
Sento is a place to enjoy traditional Japanese peace and take a break from the frenzy pace of Tokyo.
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How to conquer the world from Cartagena: on tour with Arde Bogotá before his new album
Pepe, Dani, Jota and Antonio: four names for a musical fire. From his debut in 2018 at a bar in Cartagena to his new album, 'Manuedos del la club de las personas solo', going through 'La noche' and 'Cowboys de la A3 ′ or the theme' Los dogos', which inspired those of the Red in their world-wide glory, the band widens its popular success by concert. We went on tour with them in Paris and Brussels
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The Hasan Pier case: how the American right tried to make fun of his pictures in his underwear and failed
The 'youtuber' and socialist activist saw how, during a Republican convention, an image he had shared in underwear was projected on a giant screen. The result has been an unprecedented peak of popularity
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How the Colombian weight became one of the strongest coins in the world in 2026
The Colombian weight has historically been characterized by its devaluation rather than appreciation. Now it accumulates a streak up unusual.
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What's it like to live with free bleeding? "Now I'm surprised when someone asks me for a product for the rule"
For decades, this practice known in English as' free bleeding 'has advocated to stop using tampons, compresses or any kind of help during the period. In return, he claims to work on a higher body consciousness to identify sensations