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[ad_1] Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said on Saturday that he continued to “advance” in his recovery from chronic hiccups and intestinal obstruction and has chosen a particular aesthetic to show the evolution …

[ad_1] The new patch contains artificial sweat ducts through the ultra-thin layers of the material, shown in the image. – FÉLICE FRANKEL MIT engineers working in South Korea have developed a sweat-resistant …

[ad_1] The moment a man brutally beats a nurse in the Madrid metro for asking her to wear a maskinfobae Madrid: a man beat a nurse who asked him to wear a …

[ad_1] Ryan andrew king, a 28-year-old electrician, declared himself guilty after admitting mutilating the genitals of two men 2019 Yes 2020, in Australia. The defense told the court that King had met …

[ad_1] From Lima The electoral justice has finished examining and rejected, for lack of support, all the demands of the right Keiko Fujimori to cancel the votes of Professor Pedro Castillo, with …

[ad_1] Cuban regime arrested opponent who dared to shout “Homeland and life” during regime act (Reuters) “There is only one reason to block access to social networks and messaging apps. Fear, ”Julie …

[ad_1] the elections planned September in Germany will usher in a new political era in this country, without the presence of Angela Merkel, the famous chancellor who ruled the destinies of the …

[ad_1] the fast forward of Delta variant the global coronavirus is forcing several countries to rethink your strategies to try to appease the consequences of this more serious epidemic of the disease. …

[ad_1] Almost half of the cumulative cases, 3 million, correspond to the southern region, with South Africa in the lead, while just over a quarter of the total, 1.7 million, are recorded …