Indigenous people only legally own half of the lands they inhabit in the world
The indigenous people legally own only half of the forests and jungles that inhabit the world, lands that allow to
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There are six candidates for the presidency in the Nicaraguan elections this November 7
Daniel Ortega has been the only candidate of the ruling Sandinista Front and has been its leader for more than
In its final stretch, COP26 will seek financing so that developing countries can adapt to climate change
The COP26 climate summit will focus on trying to agree on a plan to guarantee financing to developing countries. Next
In Germany, three people were injured after a knife attack on a train
The three seriously injured victims were transferred to Bavarian hospitals. This Saturday, three people were injured in a stab attack
These are the first ‘green cities’ in Spain: multi-ecological neighborhoods, wooden buildings and socializing in the garden
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Covid-19: why is Europe again the epicenter of the pandemic according to the WHO?
In recent months the rate of vaccination has decreased throughout the continent. Europe is once again “the epicenter” of the
Bolivia with Luis Arce: Evism without Evo Morales
The political context of the president’s government, who is about to serve a year in power, is completely different from
A bather missing after a shark attack in Australia
A bather has disappeared off the australian coast this Saturday after the attack of, possibly, two sharksaccording to the authorities,
Venezuela reduces oil target and abandons Maduro’s ambitions
Venezuela’s state oil company cut its production target by a third as years of corruption, brain drain and inadequate investment
Chile’s copper miners will be safe with Boric, says advisor
Mining heavyweights like BHP Group and Anglo American Plc have nothing to fear if former student leader Gabriel Boric becomes
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