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EFE / EPA / HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK Ecuador On Monday, she begins vaccinating minors aged 12-15, following a plan that covers 77% of the population over the age of 16, over three and a half months, and in order to expand herd immunity before starting the third dose in January for the general population.The first schoolchildren in that range — so far only those over 16 who have been vaccinated — will receive a single dose of antiviral-19 from drugmaker Pfizer on Monday. That’s the “target population” of 1,347,856 teenagers, according to health ministry data, which was unable to say whether…

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Two French politicians launched their presidential campaign on Sunday, seeking to become the first woman to rule France in next year’s elections. Far-right Marine Le Pen and Socialist Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo were widely expected to be nominated, adding to a growing list of challengers to centrist President Emmanuel Macron. This includes battles between several potential candidates on the right – including another politician: Valerie Pecres – and the Green Party. Hidalgo, 62, has been mayor of the French capital since 2014, the favorite to win the Socialist Party’s nomination. He launched his candidacy in the northwestern city of Roan.…

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With hundreds of people in attendance at the official opening ceremony of the Temple of Santo Cristo de los Milagros, yesterday President Luis Abenader and the highest Catholic authority led a great deal of dedication to the religious structure. Abenader also took advantage of the occasion and, after reminding the ecclesiastical authorities, promised to rehabilitate and finish two roads linking the province of Monte Plata. Since the early hours of Friday morning, hundreds of parishioners from the Bayaguana community have been in the vicinity of the sanctuary to be able to attend the mass made official by the Archbishop of…

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September 7, 2021 – 12:21 PM.Registered women must be covered, leave class five minutes earlier than men and wait in a room for the latter to leave the building, according to a new ordinance.Afghan students will not be allowed to mix with men in the classroom, and they must wear the black abaya and the niqab that covers their faces, according to a decree published by the Taliban regime on the eve of the reopening of private universities.Are you already aware of the latest news in the world? We invite you to see Latest international news in El Espectador.In addition,…

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Tegucigalpa, Honduras. head Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE), Dante Muse, announced that this entity will finance the hydroelectric power plant project screw, employment Villanueva, Curtis. “I want to announce that we are very close to developing financing for a very large private investment, the El Tornillito Dam that will block the Ulúa River and help mitigate the floods in the Sula Valley.said the head of the regional banking organization. Project investment up to 600 million dollars. The Ulúa River, one of the largest rivers in the country which runs through the northern region of Sola ValleyIt will be…

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Health workers treat new COVID-19 patients in the intensive care unit at Alberto Sapugal Hospital in Callao (Peru) (Photo: EFE)The World Health Organization (WHO) has listed a new variant of COVID-19, known as Mu, as an ‘interesting variant’ which has already expanded by Colombia, Chile, Peru, Korea, and parts of the United States and Europe.It’s about extension Fifth alternative of interest Monitored by the highest medical authority in the world. It was first identified in Colombia in January 2021. Since then, the disease has spread to South Korea, Canada, Europe, Japan and various parts of Latin America according to the…

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Santo Domingo, RD. Attorney Felix Portez reports that there is a bounty of R$100,000.00 for the person who helps arrest the physical and intellectual author of throwing the devil’s acid against the young Yiannis Arias, in the Conoco community, in Salcedo, Hermanas Miraba Province. The young woman died on Friday of serious injuries to her face and part of her body. “We are offering a reward of R$10,0000.00 for information that helps in the arrest of the physical and intellectual author of the horrific crime against Yanelles Arias in Tenares who was a victim of del Diablo acid and left…

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For the cardinal, El Salvador’s democracy is in “intensive care, it’s almost in its final phase.” He urges the government to correct the provision allowing for re-election. For Cardinal Gregorio Rosa Chavez, the Democrat in El Salvador is in the “intensive care” stage, he compares it to a fatal disease that will already be in the “final stage”. However, he believes that there is still hope for the government to be corrected and that the international community will accompany the country to save democracy. He explained to various media on Sunday that “the world accompanied us in the peace process…

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Afghan students will not be allowed to mix with men in the classroom, and they must wear a black abaya and a niqab that covers their faces, according to a decree published by the Taliban regime on the eve of the reopening of private universities. In addition, women registered in these institutions will have to leave the classroom five minutes earlier than men and wait in a room until the latter leaves the building, specified decree, dated Saturday and published by the Ministry of Higher Education. The decree states that universities, on their part, must “recruit female teachers for students”…

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The ancient Mayan city of Tulum (Mexico), the Eiffel Tower in Paris (France) and the Taj Mahal (India) top the list of the most famous monuments and historical sites that people who visit them share on social networks. Featured. + + The top ten most famous “online”. +++ TKA Highlights Among the network’s preferences are the Mayan ruins of Tulum (Quintana Roo, Mexico), Machu Picchu Castle (Cusco, Peru), Statue of Liberty (New York, USA), Chichen Itza Archaeological Complex (Yucatan, Mexico) and the pre-Columbian city of Teotihuacan (northeast of Mexico City, Mexico). +++ Tulum tops the list as the most popular…

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