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[ad_1] Diana turned 15 and chose her father’s work as the frame for the production of her birthday photo. The choice was due to the enormous pride she feels for him. The …

[ad_1] A combined satellite image provided by the European Union, using images from Copernicus Sentinel-2, shows the extent of forest destruction by forest fires in a comparison between August 1 and August …

[ad_1] “Red beret” and police arrest man amid protests in Havana (EFE / Ernesto Mastrascusa / Archivo) The United States imposed this Friday new sanctions against senior Cuban officials and a Cuban …

[ad_1] The President of Colombia, Iván Duque. EFE / Carlos Ortega / Archives Colombian President, Ivan Duque, celebrated on Thursday that the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) …

[ad_1] Shepherd Kostis Angelou, 44, who lost a herd of 372 animals, walks among his dead goats in a forest after a forest fire near the village of Kerasia on the island …

[ad_1] The political party pointed out in its message that 500 years ago the troops commanded by Hernán Cortés succeeded in defeating the Aztec Empire. (Illustration: Steve Allen) VOX, a Spanish party …

[ad_1] The symptoms of those who suffer from the Delta variant of the coronavirus will depend to a large extent on whether or not they are vaccinated. (PHOTO: OMAR MARTÍNEZ / CUARTOSCURO.COM) …

[ad_1] World Health Organization (WHO) does not approve of mandatory covid-19 vaccination in no country, no matter how much it promotes the importance of immunization. This is what the UN-dependent agency said …

[ad_1] This Thursday, the last printed edition of La Prensa circulated. The newspaper’s management expects it to be temporary and to circulate again when customs release the held paper. (Photo by La …

[ad_1] The eminent Chinese virologist and director of the Wuhan laboratory, Shi zengli, argued that he gave mankind a grim prognosis and stated that “Deadly new mutations in COVID-19 will continue to …