George Buid is a freelance photographer and journalist based in Metro Manila, Philippines. His work has been published in Zuma Press, Transcontinental Times, InterAksyon, Pacific Press Agency, and news outlet. He is a self-taught photographer who started his career photojournalism and visual ...

Centenarian Four National Artists on Stamps

18 Dec 2024  |  The Manila Stories  |  English  |  Commemorative Stamps

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts and the Philippine Postal Corporation honored four National Artists who reached their centennial year in 2024 by unveiling commemorative stamps. The ceremony, held at the Metropolitan Theatre, celebrated the contributions of J. Elizalde Navarro, Eddie Romero, Alexandria Roces, and F. Sionil Jose to Philippine arts and culture. The stamps, featuring portraits and descriptions of the artists, are available nationwide, offering a way to honor these cultural icons and share their stories with future generations. The event highlighted the rich artistic heritage and enduring legacy of the Philippines' National Artists.

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Luis Carlos J. Elizalde Navarro Eddie Romero Alexandria Roces F. Sionil Jose Victorino Mapa Manalo

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Romain Chanson is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Jean-Jacques Wondo, the death row inmate who worries the European Parliament

23 Jan 2025  |  JeuneAfrique.com  |  French  |  Legal Proceedings

Jean-Jacques Wondo, a Belgian-Congolese military expert, is on death row in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, raising concerns within the European Parliament. His lawyer, Carlos Ngwapitshi Ngwamashi, highlighted Wondo's deteriorating health during an appeal trial in January. The case has drawn international attention, particularly from European institutions, due to the severity of the sentence and the health issues faced by Wondo.

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Samuel Comé is a journalist based in Maputo, Mozambique. With more than five years' experience, he works for the Mozambique News Agency (AIM), focusing on politics, economics and society, with a focus on the written press.
He worked as a journalist, producer and presenter at Plenaria TV.
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Mozambique residents at risk from deadly floods, poor planning

17 Jan 2025  |  www.context.news  |  English  |  Urban Planning

In Maputo, Mozambique, residents face recurring floods exacerbated by climate change and inadequate urban planning. The Hulene A neighborhood, severely affected by recent cyclones, highlights the challenges of poor infrastructure and limited government resources. Residents like Jorge Raul and Aida Lúcio struggle with stagnant water and health risks, while the government and NGOs attempt to mitigate the impact through temporary measures. The National Institute for Disaster Risk Management and Reduction reports significant displacement and insufficient funds to address the crisis. Calls for improved drainage systems and stricter environmental protection underscore the need for long-term solutions.

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Carlos Serra Jr Jorge Raul Aida Lúcio Borges da Silva Daniel Chapo

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Inició su trabajo como periodista y crítico de cine en 1992. Desde entonces ha desarrollado su tarea profesional en diferentes medios gráficos. Editó durante cuatro años el anuario El mundo en…, en sociedad con la revista británica The Economist.
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The reopening of the Teatro Argentino was announced with a tribute to Norma Aleandro

27 Feb 2025  |  www.lanacion.com.ar  |  Spanish  |  Tribute

The Teatro Argentino is set to reopen with a tribute to actress Norma Aleandro, despite her absence at the announcement event held at Teatro Colón. The original theater was destroyed in 1973 by a religious extremist group, but a new development led by Mariano Maioli will see its revival. The new theater will include a multipurpose space and a gastronomic sector, with Diego Sebastián Oria as the artistic director. The reopening is seen as a significant cultural addition to Buenos Aires, with support from the Ministry of Culture. The event concluded with a musical performance by Sandra Mihanovich.

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Carlos Wibratt Norma Aleandro Ricardo Darín Andrea Pietra Adrián Suar Marcos Montes Susan Ferrer Rubén Greco Alejandro Romay Mariano Maioli Diego Sebastián Oria Gabriela Ricardes Sandra Mihanovich Vane Mihanovich

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Carlos Espinosa Calderón is a journalist based in Quito, Ecuador. I currently work for Agence France Presse as a stringer video journalist covering breaking news and preparing special reports. In the same way, I work for NUR Photo Agency developing stock video for editorial use. Interested in ...

The legendary Lancia Delta Integrale of Carlos Sainz is for sale and they ask for a fortune

30 Dec 2024  |  Marca.com  |  Spanish  |  Motorsport

The article discusses the sale of the legendary Lancia Delta Integrale, once driven by Carlos Sainz, a prominent figure in Spanish motorsport. The car, a symbol of rally dominance in the late 1980s and early 1990s, is considered a treasure for enthusiasts despite Sainz's challenging season with it in 1993. The vehicle, originally from the Lancia official team, has been restored to its former glory, maintaining its Repsol livery. The narrative highlights the car's historical significance and Sainz's career trajectory, including his eventual move to Subaru.

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Carlos Sainz Juha Kankkunen Didier Auriol Miki Biasion Colin McRae

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Eduard Freisler is a Czech freelance journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela. Graduated in with a Bachelors degree in General Media from the Hunter College, New York City. Experienced at identifying and developing both mainstream and unusual viewpoints on stories involving peoples struggles for ...

Rival Humiliated the Dictator. Maduro's Opposition Attempts a 'Turnaround' on D-Day

10 Jan 2025  |  www.seznamzpravy.cz  |  Czech  |  Nicolás Maduro

The article discusses the tense political situation in Venezuela, where opposition leader María Corina Machado has emerged from hiding to challenge President Nicolás Maduro's regime. The government has militarized Caracas, fearing public uprisings. Machado's appearance is seen as a bold move against Maduro, who has been criticized for his oppressive tactics. The opposition claims victory in previous elections, but the regime has dismissed these results. International figures, including former presidents, are involved, and the situation remains volatile with potential for further conflict.

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Carlos Molina Nicolás Maduro María Corina Machado Alonso Moleiro Edmundo González Urrutia Diosdado Cabello Felipe Calderón Andrés Pastrana Hugo Chávez Jan Darmovzal

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Enrique García Fuentes is a journalist based in Chicago. Originally from Mexico City, García Fuentes has successfully ventured into all areas of journalism. Before graduating from the University of Colorado, he was already the editor of Cultural Currents, the bilingual supplement of the Campus ...

Life of Many

10 Jan 2025  |  Hoy  |  Spanish  |  Autobiography

The article reflects on the autobiographical work 'Ropa de casa' by Martínez de Pisón, highlighting its portrayal of a typical life of the 'boomer' generation. The narrative is praised for its storytelling, capturing a life without major upheavals but rich in personal and literary experiences. Pisón's journey from a young reader to a recognized writer is detailed, including his literary friendships and family life. The text emphasizes the relatability and authenticity of Pisón's memoir, resonating with readers through its depiction of ordinary yet meaningful life events.

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José Carlos Mainer Martínez de Pisón Diego Doncel Javier Marías Bernardo Atxaga Félix Romeo Enrique Vila-Matas Cristina Fernández-Cubas Javier Tomeo José Antonio Labordeta

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Jesús Garrido is a journalist based in Lyon, France.

The champion Verín says goodbye to the Cup after falling in Seixalbo

06 Dec 2024  |  www.laregion.es  |  Spanish  |  Local Sports

In a surprising turn of events, Seixalbo defeated the reigning champion Verín in the Copa, with Figue scoring the decisive goal. Other matches saw Trives eliminating Melias, Muíños defeating Viana, and Loñoá overcoming Paderne. Several games were decided by penalties, including Soutopenedo's victory over Francelos and Rocas' win against Coles. Peroxa narrowly advanced past Cenlle, while Barco dominated Sporting Vilamarín with Sidibe's hat trick. Cartelle secured a crucial win in Molgas.

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Carlos Figo Figue Adrián David Rivo Benji Pablito Borja Brais Anxo Iago Enrique Sidibe

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Tom Gayle is a Freelance Broadcast Journalist based in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom.

He carries out regular work for BBC TV and Radio, Sky News Radio and RTE Radio. 

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Everton: Can David Moyes get more from Carlos Alcaraz?

10 Mar 2025  |  BBC News فارسی  |  English  |  Premier League

David Moyes has successfully secured Everton's place in the Premier League for the next season, with the club set to play in their new stadium. Carlos Alcaraz, an Argentine midfielder, is highlighted as an exciting talent, known for his composure and decision-making in counter-attacks. Despite Beto's recent dip in form, Alcaraz's contributions have been significant, including a match-winning goal against Crystal Palace. Everton fans have embraced Alcaraz, despite his status as a loan player.

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Pablo Gutierrez is a Emmy award-winning journalist based in Vienna, Austria. I’ve reported for Telemundo, NBC New York, MSNBC, Univision and Business Insider in the United States and recently I relocated to Europe. I’m bilingual,  English and Spanish, hard working and enterprising. I’ve covered ...

Checking Different Video Game Mechanics to Assess Cognitive Abilities in Groups with and without Emotional Problems

20 Dec 2024  |  MDPI  |  English  |  Psychometrics

The study assesses cognitive abilities through video games (Blek, Edge, and Unpossible) that were programmed to record players’ behavior in samples with and without emotional problems. The study confirmed the convergent validity of these games as measures of cognitive abilities and found that shorter versions of Blek and Edge could be used while maintaining reliability and validity. The study also highlighted the importance of response process variables in understanding performance, particularly in the emotional-problem group. The research suggests that reprogrammed video games can be an attractive and effective tool for measuring intelligence, offering an alternative for populations reluctant to traditional testing.

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Carlos López-Cavada Francisco J. Román Pablo Gutiérrez Juan Ramos-Cejudo Pedro Antonio González-Calero Pedro Pablo Gómez-Martín Cristina Larroy Ramón Martín-Brufau María Ángeles Quiroga

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Guy Hedgecoe is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. He covers all news issues, including politics, economics and sport. He is author of 'Freezing Franco: The Battle for Spain's Memory'.

Valencia floods: regional leader still feeling the wrath of angry citizens

12 Mar 2025  |  The Irish Times  |  English  |  Climate Change

Carlos Mazón, president of Spain's Valencia region, faces public outrage over his handling of the October 29th floods that killed 227 people. Criticism centers on delayed emergency alerts and Mazón's absence during the crisis. His attempts to deflect blame onto the Spanish government and other agencies have been met with skepticism, and a judicial probe is underway. The Popular Party supports Mazón, but internal polls show declining support in Valencia. The far-right Vox party's denial of climate change complicates the political landscape, as Mazón's policies align with their rhetoric. Accountability for the disaster remains a pressing issue.

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Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.

Canada and Mexico Move to Retaliate on Trump Tariff Orders

01 Feb 2025  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  US-Mexico Relations

Canada and Mexico are preparing to retaliate against new U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump, with Canada planning significant tariffs on U.S. goods and Mexico considering similar measures. The tariffs, which also target China, have sparked swift responses from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, who criticized the U.S. administration's actions. The tariffs are expected to impact various sectors, including the auto industry and energy exports, and could lead to economic repercussions in North America. The situation has intensified political dynamics in Canada, with upcoming leadership changes and elections, while Mexico faces challenges in addressing drug trafficking and immigration issues. The World Trade Organization's diminished capacity to mediate trade disputes further complicates the situation.

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Carlos Pérez Ricart Justin Trudeau Claudia Sheinbaum Donald Trump Chrystia Freeland Mark Carney Pierre Poilievre Andrés Manuel López Obrador Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada Garcia Omar García Harfuch Karoline Leavitt Larry Gostin Richard Besser Susan Monarez Chet Thompson Tom Kloza Eduardo Guerrero

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James Jackson is a multimedia journalist based in Berlin, Germany. 

James is a self-starting media professional who is comfortable writing news, specialist reports dispatches, op-eds and features. A native English speaker, he is fluent in German and Spanish and covers Central Europe for outlets ...

The 21 greatest guitarists in rock history — ranked by our experts

19 Jan 2025  |  www.thetimes.com  |  English  |  Guitarists

The article ranks the 21 greatest guitarists in rock history, highlighting their unique contributions and styles. Jimi Hendrix is named the greatest, praised for his nonchalant genius and cosmic improvisations. Other notable mentions include Jimmy Page for his guitar sorcery with Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck for his experimental approach, and Prince for his underrated guitar skills. The list features a mix of technical prowess, innovative styles, and influential contributions to rock music.

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Carlos Santana Ritchie Blackmore Slash Robert Smith St Vincent Keith Richards Joni Mitchell Pete Townshend Nile Rodgers Chuck Berry Eric Clapton Mick Taylor Sister Rosetta Tharpe Johnny Marr David Gilmour Eddie Van Halen Prince Jeff Beck Jimmy Page Jimi Hendrix

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Monique John is a journalist who focuses on sexual and gender-based violence, the African Diaspora, health and education.

Deadly shooting near 3 churches, child care center prompts pastors to speak out: 'Don't ignore it'

17 Dec 2024  |  ABC11 Raleigh-Durham  |  English  |  Community Safety

In Fayetteville, North Carolina, church leaders are voicing concerns over gun violence following a fatal shooting near three churches and a child care center. Carlos Person Jr. was killed, prompting local pastors like Godrey L. Deaver and community leaders such as Charles Cole to call for increased community vigilance and involvement in safety initiatives. They emphasize the importance of awareness and reporting suspicious activities to prevent further violence.

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I have pursued my post-graduation from the Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media in "Broadcast Journalism" with "Documentary" as my subject of specialization.

When it comes to news, I try to bring out unexplored angles. I always aspired to be a part of the intellectual and creative team.
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Seoul’s startups address daily issues with deep tech

11 Dec 2024  |  interestingengineering.com  |  English  |  Innovation

COMEUP 2024, South Korea's premier global startup event, commenced in Seoul, emphasizing the role of startups in societal innovation. Hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, the event features over 260 startups from 40 countries, focusing on deep tech and cross-border collaboration. Key segments include 'Tech Talk 15' and 'Future Talk,' with industry leaders discussing technological advancements and global growth strategies. The event aims to foster international partnerships, supported by organizations like AWS and KISA, and highlights South Korea's commitment to becoming a top global venture capital hub.

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Carlos El-Kik Lloret Youngju Oh Chan Yoon Sina Albanese Qamar Aftab Sunghyun Park

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Evan Lang is a photographer, videographer, and multimedia journalist based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. Check out Evan's work at ****.

Colorado Rockies news: Ezequiel Tovar has another step forward to take in 2025

30 Dec 2024  |  www.purplerow.com  |  English  |  Player Development

Ezequiel Tovar, a promising young shortstop for the Colorado Rockies, had a notable 2024 season, leading the team in several offensive categories and earning a Gold Glove Award. However, his high strikeout rate and poor plate discipline reflect a broader team issue that needs addressing. Tovar is encouraged to emulate teammate Brenton Doyle, who significantly improved his performance by refining his swing mechanics. The article emphasizes the importance of Tovar's continued development to enhance his on-base capabilities and offensive impact, drawing parallels with other players like Carlos González and Teoscar Hernández.

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Carlos González Ezequiel Tovar Brenton Doyle Elly De La Cruz Teoscar Hernández Chase Dollander Roki Sasaki Joel Wolfe

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Periodista Multimedia de Noticiero Hechos, Canal 12, El Salvador.
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Jannik Sinner receives support after being suspended

16 Feb 2025  |  www.excelsior.com.mx  |  Spanish  |  Doping Suspension

Jannik Sinner, the top-ranked tennis player, has been suspended for three months by the World Anti-Doping Agency due to accidental contamination with the steroid clostebol. Despite the suspension, fellow players like Casper Ruud and Richard Gasquet have expressed their support and confidence in Sinner's return to the sport. During his suspension, Sinner will miss several major tournaments but no Grand Slams.

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Deborah Castellano Lubov is a journalist, correspondent, & vaticanista based in Rome, Italy. She has been covering the Vatican for almost a decade.


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Vatican Longevity Summit

24 Mar 2025  |  www.vaticannews.va  |  English  |  Biomedical Innovations

The Vatican Longevity Summit, organized by the Pontifical Academy for Life, focuses on the societal and ethical implications of increased longevity. Key speakers, including Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia and Nobel Laureate Dr. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, emphasize the importance of equitable access to biomedical innovations and the need to value the elderly as a cultural and human resource. Concerns are raised about potential economic disparities and societal changes due to increased longevity. Pope Francis' views on the elderly as a valuable societal resource are highlighted, alongside his recent health recovery.

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Dr. Juan Carlos Izpisúa Belmonte Pope Francis Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia Father Alberto Carrara Dr. Giulio Maira Dr. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan Cristiane Murray

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Cristina Papaleo is a journalist and editor based in Bonn, Germany. She works for international media Deutsche Welle (DW) in Germany. She speaks Spanish (native language), German, English and Portuguese.

Milei, $Libra and the 'Cryptogate': 'A House of Cards'

18 Feb 2025  |  www.dw.com  |  Spanish  |  Financial Fraud

Javier Milei, the President of Argentina, faces a political and financial scandal after promoting the cryptocurrency $Libra, which experienced a dramatic price surge and subsequent collapse. The incident has led to accusations of fraud and calls for a political trial against Milei. The controversy involves allegations of insider trading and questions about Milei's involvement and intentions. The situation has sparked legal actions in both Argentina and the United States, with potential implications for Argentina's financial policies and international relations.

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Carlos Manuel Garrido Javier Milei Hernán Letcher Hayden Mark Davis Julián Peh Jonatan Viale Mariano Novelli Manuel Terrones Godoy Santiago Caputo Karina Milei Martín Menem Mariano Moyano Rodríguez Charles Hoskinson

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I’m a freelance journalist based in Bogota, Colombia where I've been living for the past five years, covering stories like the Venezuelan refugee crisis, the cocaine trade and post conflict recovery. 

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Deported Migrants Arrive in Colombia After Tension Between Trump and Petro

28 Jan 2025  |  www.latimes.com  |  Spanish  |  Trade Tariffs

Two Colombian Air Force planes arrived in Bogotá with deported migrants from the US, following a diplomatic tension between President Gustavo Petro and Donald Trump over the treatment of deportees. Petro initially refused to accept military flights with deportees, leading to threats of mutual tariffs. The tension eased after Colombia agreed to US terms. The incident highlighted the challenges faced by migrants and the economic implications of potential trade tariffs between the two countries.

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I am a freelance journalist based in Mexico City, covering Mexico and the wider region. Previously, I worked as a correspondent and senior researcher at LatAm Confidential, the Latin America research service of the Financial Times, leading coverage for Mexico and Central America. I was also part of ...

Claudia Sheinbaum warns of suing Google for changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico

14 Feb 2025  |  www.perfil.com  |  Spanish  |  Technology

Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico, is considering a civil lawsuit against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of the United States on its map service, following an executive order by Donald Trump. Sheinbaum argues that the order should only apply to the continental shelf within U.S. territory. Google, owned by Alphabet Inc., has not responded to the criticism, while Apple also plans to update its maps. Sheinbaum appreciates the Encyclopaedia Britannica for maintaining the original name. The situation highlights tensions between national sovereignty and corporate decisions.

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David Walsh is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

How Tom Pidcock’s fractious split from Ineos suited both sides

08 Dec 2024  |  www.thetimes.com  |  English  |  Contract Negotiations

Tom Pidcock's departure from Ineos was driven by the team's shifting priorities and financial considerations. Despite his success, Ineos's focus shifted away from cycling, leading to a fractious split. Pidcock found a new opportunity with Q36.5, backed by Ivan Glasenberg, who offered a promising contract. The move is seen as beneficial for Pidcock, while Ineos faces uncertainty in its future cycling endeavors.

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Carlos Rodriguez Tom Pidcock Chris Froome Egan Bernal Tadej Pogacar Sir Jim Ratcliffe Sir Dave Brailsford Scott Drawer Thymen Arensman Ivan Glasenberg Geraint Thomas Filippo Ganna Josh Tarling

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