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Armed conflicts have reached a new historic peak, with the largest number of wars since 1945, while women's participation in peace processes and equality funds is decreasing
Thousands of people demonstrated Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro against Flávio Bolsonaro and a possible return from the ultra-right to power in Brazil, at the start of the campaign for the second round of October 25. Under the slogan "Bolsonaro no longer," participants expressed their fear of budget cuts and the senator's proposal to amnestize his father, convicted of attempting a coup.
Thousands of people, mostly students, marched on Wednesday October 7 in Rio de Janeiro to reject the advance of the extreme right and of candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. The protesters also showed their support for the continuity of the government of the left-wing Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil, in the absence of just over two weeks for the presidential shooting.
The prosecutors who bring the case against the former president claim that neither the White House nor Miraflores have recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court.
I never thought of documenting the tharu indigenous folklore until my grandmother left this world. Now that it's gone, I want those words of wisdom that are priceless.
I never miss my desk and it's become my little trick to start when I don't feel like it.
Pope Leo XIV has followed the line of Francis on the subject of the fight against sexual abuse in the Church. For our guest Carlos Manrique, an expert in the study of religion and politics, in view of the gravity of these facts "can never be done enough" and it is essential that the Church recognize and support it.
From our correspondent in southern Africa: in recent months, migrants previously convicted by U.S. courts have been imprisoned in Esuatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy. After being deported from the United States. They have found themselves in a country of which they know nothing and where local residents see these newcomers with suspicion as "criminals." Its abrupt transfer to this small southern kingdom of the continent is the result of a secret agreement reached by the Donald Trump Administration as part of its program of mass deportations, investigate
Human rights lawyer Sofia Cannovas, activist Rafa Borrego and deputy ceutí Julia Ferreras were traveling in the vehicle that the protesters destroyed
