“Our world cannot afford a two-tier recovery from Covid-19,” Guterres insisted. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called it a “serious mistake” to think that the Covid-19 pandemic is over, at a time when access to vaccines remains “unequal”. “The distribution of vaccines remains shockingly unequal. Manufacturers produce 1.5 billion doses a month, but nearly … Read more
Angel Anthony HerreraFOLLOW, CONTINUE Updated:02/14/2022 01:23h Keep Related Reviews Two current books raise a word that has never been buried, nostalgia, which has become fashionable lately, almost, because it is contemplated by writers, politicians, anthropologists and, of course, musicians. The books are ‘On Nostalgia’, by Diego S. Garrocho, and ‘Lo neorrancio’, signed by several authors. … Read more
“An absolute majority is not absolute power. » Renewed on Sunday January 30 at the head of the Portuguese government with a comfortable majority of 117 deputies out of 230 in Parliament, Antonio Costa – the leader of the Portuguese Socialist Party – has undertaken to lead “a majority open to dialogue”. “Sharp, fine politician, … Read more
Political twist in Portugal. The voters gave the lie to the polls which on the eve of the legislative election on Sunday January 30 gave the two major political parties, the Socialist Party (PS) and the Social Democratic Party (PSD) neck and neck. After an evening of suspense, voters gave an absolute majority to Socialist … Read more
Angel Anthony HerreraFOLLOW, CONTINUE Updated:01/17/2022 00:22h Keep Related Reviews In the illustrious branch of lyricists in force, from Silvio Rodriguez a Joaquin Sabina, we always misplace Juan Luis Guerra, which has less writing than the previous ones, but which curdles some texts of neat daring that we never knew in Latin bachateros or artists. What … Read more