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Madrid, May 28. (Europe Press) – Marta Hurtado, a spokeswoman for the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, warned Friday that there are “restrictions on the democratic space” in Nicaragua in light of the elections scheduled for November 7 in the country. He said in a statement that the organization was “concerned” that Nicaragua might be able to conduct a “free” electoral process, given the measures taken by the authorities “against political parties, candidates and independent journalists.” Thus, she noted that the Human Rights Council requested in February to “closely monitor the human rights situation in the context of…

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Mexico City (apro). Scientists from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) and the National Research Institute for Agriculture, Nutrition and Environment (INRAE) in France obtained an international patent for the discovery of lactic acid bacteria from the pulp, which has anti-cancer properties. Researchers Mara Elena Sanchez Pardo, from the National School of Biological Sciences (ENCB), Edgar Torres Maravilla, ENCB graduate, Luis Permedis Homarn, graduate of Nuevo Lane Independent University and Director of Research at INRAE, as well as Angela Philip, of INRAE, discovered that the bacterium Lactobacillus brevis inhibits colon cancer cell proliferation by up to 40%.Related newsSnchez Pardo noted that…

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Madrid, May 27. (Europe Press) – Estonia announced, Thursday, its decision to ban air traffic and land on its territory on Belarusian Airlines, as a result of the forced diversion of the Ryanair plane, which was forced to land in Minsk to arrest a Belarusian dissident. The former minister affirmed that “by hijacking a passenger plane that was heading from Athens to Vilnius and arresting a journalist who criticized the government and his girlfriend, the Belarusian regime committed an act of state terrorism and must bear responsibility for these acts.” Estonian Minister Kaga Kalas. In turn, Kalas added that the…

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Ministry of Health and Families Junta de Andalucía will conduct new population checks in various municipalities in the coming days, Following the decision made by high-impact regional public health alert committees. Specifically, according to the statement, the tests will be conducted in 29 Andalusian towns, spread in all governorates. Appointments will be announced in the next few days and people who voluntarily submit to them will receive a notification with information about where they will be staying. Thus, in the province of Almeria, the screening will take place in Baccares, while it is in Cádiz will be in Chipiona, Córdoba…

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US airline stocks are rising thanks to travel 1:11 (CNN Business) – Americans planning to travel summer vacation It is on the verge of discovering that airline tickets are close to or even above pre-pandemic levels, according to the country’s major airlines. Executives from most of the major airlines said the rebound in domestic leisure travel is here. This means that the returns, which measure how much passengers are paying for each mile traveled, are higher than airlines had expected. “The [viajes] The citizens of pleasure will be restored to 100% in June, with […] “Bookings that have exceeded 2019…

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The British government has stated that the works of the late British scientist Stephen Hawking – from basic articles on theoretical physics to texts of “The Simpsons” – and things like his wheelchairs should be preserved.Hawking, who received international recognition for his work on black holes, died in March 2018 at the age of 76, after spending his life researching the origins of the universe.Since he was 21 years old, he has suffered from a motor neurone disease that made him sit in a wheelchair most of his life and forced him to use an electronic voice synthesizer.Under the “acceptance…

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Published: May 26, 2021 01:27 GMT The couple announced their breakup in early May. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation sold all of its shares in Apple and Twitter in the first quarter of this year, before announcing the couple’s separation, according to reports. BarronAfter reviewing the form submitted by the entity to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, whose operations were disclosed.By March 31, the investments in question had disappeared from the foundation. Bill and Melinda Gates Advertise They divorced on May 3, confirming through a statement that the two would continue to “work together at the institution.” Meanwhile,…

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You have successfully registeredPlease click on the link in the email sent to Send mail againScienceThe most important results and most important achievements in the field of science.https://mundo.sputniknews.com/20210526/no-puedes-soportar-algunos-sonidos-la-ciencia-sabe-por-que-1112595487.htmlCan’t stand some sounds? Science knows whyCan’t stand some sounds? Science knows whyAn intolerance to sounds like a person eating and some other sounds that people make in everyday life could be caused by hyperactivity … 05.26.2021, Sputnik Mondo2021-05-26T19: 10 + 00002021-05-26T19: 10 + 00002021-05-26T19: 10 + 0000ScienceVoicesbrain/ html / head / meta[@name=”og:title”]/@Content/ html / head / meta[@name=”og:description”]/@Contenthttps://cdnmundo1.img.sputniknews.com/img/07e5/05/1a/1112595359_0:296:2727:1830_1920x0_80_0_0_5da87d851a67edc131092d3e5911e01a.jpgOral voices are usually the catalyst for people with mesophony – which means hating the voice…

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Puerto Rico will become the first island in the Caribbean to have specialized sensors to stop seismic motions with technology from Grillo.The Resiliency and Business Innovation (RBI), a program of the Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Fund, announced Tuesday with a statement the start of the Grillo PR project to control seismic movements on the island.The initiative collaborates with the Puerto Rico Seismological Network, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), and IBM.The statement notes that during the first phase of the Grillo PR project, specialized sensors will be installed in different parts of the island, which will allow the establishment…

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“For everyone, the situation is not uncommon, as there has never been such a short preparation. Neither astronauts nor space tourists,” commented Yulia Peresild, the protagonist of the feature film.Peresild, who will travel to the International Space Station (ISS) on October 5 with director Klim Shepenko, said he also received a flight guide.Preparation will consist of knowing the systems on board the Russian Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft in which you will fly and the Russian part of the orbital platform.They must also become accustomed to the station’s zero gravity conditions, something they will train in an Il-76 lab plane, and learn…

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