New Delhi records wettest July day in decades as deadly floods hit northern India

10 de July, 2023

Heavy rains brought deadly floods to northern India on the weekend as the country’s capital marked its wettest July day in more than 40 years, according to authorities and local reports.

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Chile’s Constitutional Council deliberates on “right to life of the unborn”

Chile’s Constitutional Council, currently dominated by conservative members, is reviewing the inclusion of the “right to life of the unborn” in the new Magna Carta. A popular initiative of norm (IPN) has obtained enough votes to be debated in the plenary, potentially paving the way for stricter restrictions on abortion rights. The “Every Life Counts” […]

Venezuela Takes Flight: International Air Travel Skyrockets

Venezuela has witnessed a remarkable 222% increase in international flight arrivals this quarter compared to last year. This surge supports the government’s strategy to rejuvenate the tourism sector, highlighted by Tourism Minister Alí Padrón. Efforts focus on enhancing Venezuela’s global accessibility and appeal significantly. Currently, 14 international airlines connect Venezuela to major cities in Latin […]

Collapse of Dutch Government Highlights Europe’s New Migration Politics

Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned after his coalition partners rejected his tough new line on refugees, favoring his own political future, critics say, over compromise.