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[ad_1] Crowds marched across the world today for the International Women’s Day, despite the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus, and loudly denounced the growing number of femicides and the impunity that usually …

[ad_1] Carlos Vecchio, Ambassador of the Interim Government of Venezuela to the United States Juan Guaidó’s interim government on Monday celebrated President Joe Biden’s administration’s decision to grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS) …

[ad_1] Pending slow official review, preliminary figures from Sunday’s regional elections in Bolivia show that The Movement for Socialism (MAS) still fails to convince voters in the cities of Santa Cruz, La …

[ad_1] The climate of this mobilization referred to the first march of #NiUnaMenos, on June 3, 2015. “The demand against gender-based violence is supported,” Guadalupe Santana, who was a member of the …

[ad_1] “If you wish, of course. Yet only 20% of chefs are women. We are on a mission to change the gender balance in the restaurant industry by empowering female employees to …

[ad_1] Ned Price, US State Department spokesperson (REUTERS / Tom Brenner) United States on Monday condemned the attacks carried out by Houthi rebels in Yemen on Sunday against Saudi oil installations. Likewise, …

[ad_1] Lula back. The Brazilian Federal Supreme Court has quashed all cases against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who has thus regained the political rights he lost due to Lava Jato’s shrewd …

[ad_1] In the International Women’s Day, and as part of the so-called 8M, some 40 thousand people took part in a march to Congress at the request of the growth of femicides, …

[ad_1] OPEC is committed to increasing crude oil production worldwide (EFE / Martin Divisek / Archivo) Saudi Arabia has reported that some of the world’s most protected oil infrastructure has been hit …

[ad_1] In the United States, more than 2.6 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have already been administered. The federal CDC agency believes that those previously vaccinated can meet others safely – even …