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K. UDF’s alternative to rail ‘Suburban Rail’ project rejected by Railways | Kerala News | Oommen Chandy | Suburban Rail | K Rail | Latest Malayalam News

January 9, 2022

Thiruvananthapuram: Suburban rail project rejected by UDF as an alternative to rail. In 2017, Mathrubhumi News received the document rejecting the railway project. K. Former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy had yesterday announced that the alternative to rail is suburban rail. The idea of suburban rail was mooted during the UDF government which ruled till 2016. … Read more

In Guadeloupe, a rally to denounce the climate of “terror” against the staff of the CHU

January 9, 2022

Read also In Guadeloupe, a rally to denounce the climate of “terror” against the staff of the CHU Several hundred people took part, Saturday, January 8, in Guadeloupe in a citizens’ rally to say « stop » violence against hospital staff on the island, against a backdrop of the crisis around the vaccination obligation, noted a journalist … Read more

Martha Sepúlveda: Colombian woman suffering from ALS dies after euthanasia

January 9, 2022

Drafting BBC News World 39 minutes Image source, Martha Sepulveda Caption, Martha Sepúlveda celebrated her 51 years in January 2021. After a long journey that included a legal battle in Colombia, Martha Sepúlveda managed to euthanize her this Saturday. The Colombian woman, who suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), died at the age of 51 … Read more

Did the Boston Bomber get a stimulus check?

January 9, 2022

In 2013, after planting two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon with his brother Tamerlan, killing 3 and injuring hundreds, Dzhokhar Tzarnaev was sentenced to death in 2015. Despite the fact that the sentence was overturned in 2020 by appeal, the ‘Boston Bomber’ remains in prison with several life sentences. It is … Read more

the experiences in Madrid of the communist photographer whose life is worth half a century

January 9, 2022

© Provided by eldiario.es Tina Modotti in Los Cuatro Caminos: the experiences in Madrid of the communist photographer whose life is worth half a century We still have a long way to go for the flight of the years to give us the perspective that allows us to qualify the century that we are living, … Read more

Full-process online litigation enhances the public’s sense of justice. Online trial rate is 67.4%, ranking first in the country | Court | Beijing_Sina News

January 9, 2022

Source: Beijing Daily Original title: Full-process online litigation enhances the public’s sense of justice. The online trial rate is 67.4%, ranking first in the country On the morning of January 8, Kou Fang, President of the Beijing Higher People’s Court, delivered a report at the Fifth Session of the 15th People’s Congress of Beijing, summarizing … Read more

The climate of “terror” against the staff of the CHU denounced during a rally

January 9, 2022

The caregivers are tired of the climate of “terror” that reigns at the University Hospital of Guadeloupe. Several hundred people took part in a citizens’ rally on Saturday to say “stop” to violence against hospital staff on the island, against the backdrop of the crisis surrounding compulsory vaccination. Tuesday, the director of the CHU Gérard … Read more

“For us, life is over”: Colombia applies euthanasia to a non-terminal patient for the first time | International

January 9, 2022

Víctor Escobar, 60, who suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes and hypertension, among other problems, became the first Colombian to receive euthanasia without being a terminal patient and after having made the decision to have “a dignified death.” Colombia applied last Friday for first time in its history to a non-terminal patient, setting … Read more