Health
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Covid-19 infects 13 at Colombian presidential palace
Bogota, May 29 (efe-epa).- Thirteen people who work at the presidential palace are infected with the coronavirus, the Colombian government…
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Sweden left out as Norway, Denmark to open shared borders
Copenhagen, May 29 (efe-epa).- Sweden is to be left out of a Nordic travel bubble due to its coronavirus health…
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Free Education with a Cultural Focus for Mental Health
Por Verónica V. Herrera (Ramírez Pisani), M.Ed. Language & Research Skills Teacher Public Speaking Coach www.culturephilanthropy.org @workcommunity Con el…
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Latinos in America Continue to Face Disproportionate Effects of COVID-19; Overwhelmingly Support Inclusive Measures in HEROES Act
¤ Poll finds that 68% fear not being able to keep up with basic expenses. ¤ 31% of US-born…
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Locals, visitors enjoy reopened Dubai beaches
People enjoy the sunset at Jumeirah public beach in Dubai after authorities reopened beaches and parks on 29 May. Cinemas,…
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Brazilian border state to neighbors: Covid-19 situation is under control
By Antonio Torres del Cerro Sao Paulo, May 29 (efe-epa).- Uruguay and Argentina have frontiers with Brazil – the epicenter…
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Hunger on the rise in Latin America amid coronavirus pandemic
By Klarem Valoyes and Alfonso Fernandez Bogota/Washington, May 29 (efe-epa).- White flags in Guatemala. Red rags in Colombia. Looting in…
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String of new Covid cases cause concern in Lisbon
By Cynthia de Benito Azambuja, Portugal, May 29 (efe-epa).- “We’re worried, but we have to work.” It’s the mantra of…
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Tokyo to ease more Covid-19 restrictions from Monday
Tokyo, May 29 (efe-epa).- Tokyo authorities announced on Friday that the city would enter the second phase of a plan…
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Seoul to reduce in-class student numbers amid rebound in cases
Seoul, May 29 (efe-epa).- The South Korean government announced on Friday that it will reduce the number of students who…
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