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A Night With a Crucier

'Where's the money? Any idea of the results? I was supposed to be home at 11. There's no bus coming home, Autofisha. No one is willing to go to Muhammadpur, and we found a man under the lamp post on a street in Magh market. 25-26 years old. The beard of the Ablahaa beard. He agreed to go to Mohammedpur. He didn't. He said, "Come on. I'll give you what you have.

Where did the people of the rice market go?

Nice fish. Ten centimeters long. The cross between blue and orange. Two threads from the stomach hang. They touch the way he touches, so he doesn't have a problem in water.

The Chaca Fair in Tokyo by ignoring rain

The effects of the typhoon in Tokyo came back to Tokyo last weekend after several cold days. The 39th Tokyo International Film Festival started last Monday evening. Rainveza Lalgulycha, the presence of stars, and the opening ceremony of movie lovers. The following Tuesdays were full of film exhibitions. It's even the sun on Wednesday. In Hibia, Urakucho, Tobichi and Goinja, Tokyo

A dengue fever is not allowed to eat pain medication

Every body is full of pain, the bones are broken! Many people who are infected with dengue fever say such experiences. This is why dengue was used to be called a breakb Fever or a bone fever, and it could have been the way to eat the pain on the hands if it were exposed. But if dengue is suspected, it's dangerous to eat the pain. Ibuprogen, na

Direct to... Miami and the arrival of Flavio Bolsonaro to the United States

Former senator and former presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States with his wife and daughters in the midst of the controversy over the investigations he faces for alleged cases of corruption, money laundering and tax evasion. His departure from the country took place after the authorities cancelled his passports by failing to comply with a court order to hand them over. From Miami, our correspondent Antoni Belchi tells us the details.

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From Adamuz to Toledo: the most serious accidents of the Spanish railway network

The railway accident in Toledo once again puts the focus on the safety of rail transport in Spain. The sinister, which left victims and reopened the investigation into the conditions of operation on the network, is in addition to a number of incidents that have generated concern in recent years. Just nine months ago, another accident on the same line, at the height of Adamuz, left dozens dead. Both events have revived the debate on the state of infrastructure, control systems and prevention measures on railway networks.

United States USA: Small entrepreneurs face a wave of bankruptcy after Trump's tariffs

Small businesses, responsible for generating about half of the jobs in the United States, face increasing difficulties due to increased costs associated with inflation and the impact of tariffs. Many entrepreneurs claim that profit margins have been reduced and that economic uncertainty complicates their investment and procurement plans. While some prefer not to speak out publicly for fear of political or commercial reprisals, analysts point out that the discomfort among small entrepreneurs could have an impact on the polls.

Report from Buenos Aires: Argentina confirms support for Bolsonaro on his departure from Brazil

After contradictory versions of his tour of South America, it was confirmed that Flávio Bolsonaro made a scale in Argentina with his family before continuing his journey abroad. Initially, the Argentine authorities noted that there were no records of their entry into the country, but subsequently clarified that they had entered without legal impediments and left on a private flight. It reports our correspondent in Buenos Aires, Natalio Coso.

Cyclone Arnab hits with force: floods and mass evacuations in India

Cyclone Arnab forced the evacuation of thousands of people in eastern India, after touching land in the state of Andhra Pradesh with strong winds, torrential rains and floods. The authorities deployed emergency teams while thousands of residents were transferred to temporary shelters in the wake of the storm.

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"We go out fired": survivors report how the deadly train crash in Spain was

In the small rural town of Urda, the survivors of the railway accident, which has caused at least 68 deaths, recover not only from different degrees of wounds, but also from the shock caused by the powerful impact. In the spaces for the care of the injured and the assistance of the affected, inhabitants of the area have mobilized to support in different ways. So far they have also come to family desperate to know their loved ones.