José Gregorio Rengel is a civil engineer with a master’s degree in seismic-resistant engineering from the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), where he presently teaches, and specialization studies in geological risks at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. Rengel is a member of the government commission tasked with assessing the structural damage from the June 24... The post José Gregorio Rengel: ‘The Earthquake May Have Surpassed the Existing Building Codes’ appeared first on Venezuelanalysis.

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O ministro da Energia de Israel, Eli Cohen, declarou neste domingo (2) que não existe nenhum acordo para pôr fim aos ataques aéreos em Gaza. A declaração foi feita após um fim de semana de bombardeios das forças israelenses no território palestino, apenas alguns dias depois do anúncio de um acordo.

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O ministro da Energia de Israel, Eli Cohen, declarou neste domingo (2) que não existe nenhum acordo para pôr fim aos ataques aéreos em Gaza. A declaração foi feita após um fim de semana de bombardeios das forças israelenses no território palestino, apenas alguns dias depois do anúncio de um acordo.

Aux États-Unis et ailleurs, des mouvements de contestation transpartisans s'organisent contre l'implantation de data centers nécessaires au développement de l'intelligence artificielle. Au centre des critiques, leur coût énergétique à l'heure du réchauffement climatique, qui peut également avoir des effets sur les factures.

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Aux États-Unis et ailleurs, des mouvements de contestation transpartisans s'organisent contre l'implantation de data centers nécessaires au développement de l'intelligence artificielle. Au centre des critiques, leur coût énergétique à l'heure du réchauffement climatique, qui peut également avoir des effets sur les factures.

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O palco da convenção partidária da chapa Lula e Alckmin era quase monocromático: o tom vermelho dominou a iluminação do evento, o slogan da campanha e os discursos. Lançada oficialmente neste domingo (2), em São Paulo (SP), a candidatura à reeleição reuniu nomes consolidados do PT, do PSB, do PDT, do PV, da Rede, do […] Fonte

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El torneo más emblemático del Deportivo nació con un fin solidario y esconde una historia que muchos deportivistas desconocen.

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El torneo más emblemático del Deportivo nació con un fin solidario y esconde una historia que muchos deportivistas desconocen.

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C'est une absence qui fait grand bruit au Cameroun : celle de Paul Biya. Le chef de l'État a quitté le pays depuis près de deux mois. Une absence prolongée du président qui suscite de nombreuses interrogations. Ce dimanche 2 août et pour la première fois le gouvernement s'exprime. En exclusivité au micro de RFI,  René Emmanuel Sadi, le ministre de la Communication et porte-parole du gouvernement, annonce, sans autre précision, le retour imminent de Paul Biya dans son pays. « Le président est en vie... Il n'y a aucune vacance du pouvoir ! », déclare le ministre qui en profite pour répondre aux spéculations de l'opposition, au micro de Polycarpe Essomba. Le ministre est le Grand Invité Afrique ce lundi 3 août, à 05h47 et 06h46 TU vers toutes cibles.

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C'est une absence qui fait grand bruit au Cameroun : celle de Paul Biya. Le chef de l'État a quitté le pays depuis près de deux mois. Une absence prolongée du président qui suscite de nombreuses interrogations. Ce dimanche 2 août et pour la première fois le gouvernement s'exprime. En exclusivité au micro de RFI,  René Emmanuel Sadi, le ministre de la Communication et porte-parole du gouvernement, annonce, sans autre précision, le retour imminent de Paul Biya dans son pays. « Le président est en vie... Il n'y a aucune vacance du pouvoir ! », déclare le ministre qui en profite pour répondre aux spéculations de l'opposition, au micro de Polycarpe Essomba. Le ministre est le Grand Invité Afrique ce lundi 3 août, à 05h47 et 06h46 TU vers toutes cibles.

البرز پاکروان، تحلیلگر اقتصادی، می‌گوید که کاهش درآمدهای ارزی حکومت ایران، توازن قدرت را به سود مردم تغییر می‌دهد.

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(The Center Square) – Fifty-six men risked their lives to sign the Declaration of Independence – not on July 4 but on August 2, 1776. The only two men to sign the Declaration on July 4 were Continental Congress President John Hancock and Secretary Charles Thomson. Virginia’s Richard Henry Lee proposed independence in the Lee Resolution on June 11. There was no consensus, the vote got pushed back several weeks and the first vote on July 1 failed. South Carolina and Pennsylvania voted no. New York abstained and Delaware was deadlocked. Only 9 colonies voted yes. By July 2, 12 of the 13 colonies voted yes with New York abstaining. This was made possible after several twists of providence. One involved two Pennsylvania delegates who opposed independence skipping the vote. This enabled three who supported independence to outvote the remaining two naysayers. Another was the Paul Revere of Delaware, sickly Caesar Rodney. After learning that Delaware was deadlocked, he rode 80 miles overnight in a storm to cast the tiebreaking vote. After two days of debate and more than 80 edits, the Declaration was adopted on July 4. Philadelphia printer John Dunlap printed 200 copies of “a Declaration,” distributed colony wide. It wasn’t unanimous because New York wouldn’t approve it until July 9. Many signers were poor. Many others were wealthy, including those who funded the war effort and died penniless or suffered in debtor’s prison like Pennsylvania’s James Wilson and Robert Morris. Many signers suffered great personal tragedy. New York’s Francis Lewis’ wife was imprisoned. New Jersey’s Abraham Clark’s sons were imprisoned, suffered and killed. Georgia’s George Walton and New Jersey’s Richard Stockton were also imprisoned. New Jersey’s John Witherspoon, the only ordained minister who signed the Declaration after rallying for independence from the pulpit, lost his son in the Battle of Germantown. Eight of the signers weren’t born in the colonies. Pennsylvania’s Morris and Georgia’s Button Gwinnett were born in England. New York’s Francis Lewis was born in Wales. Pennsylvania’s James Smith and George Taylor and New Hampshire’s Matthew Thorton were born in Ireland. Pennsylvania’s James Wilson and New Jersey’s John Witherspoon were born in Scotland. None of North Carolina’s signers were born in North Carolina and they all died before age 50. Two of the youngest signers, 26, were from South Carolina. The oldest was Ben Franklin, 70. The only Roman Catholic signer was Charles Carroll of Maryland. The Declaration was printed in every newspaper in the colonies, first by Franklin’s paper in Philadelphia on July 6. It was printed in German on July 9 in Philadelphia for a large German immigrant population. It was printed in Charlestown, South Carolina, in August 1776. Mary Katherine Goddard of Baltimore was the first woman publisher to print it. She was also the first to print that the declaration was “unanimous” and include the signers’ names. Of the 200 Dunlap broadsides printed, only 20 are preserved by U.S. institutions. Two are held by British institutions, including one confiscated from a Jewish merchant, Jonas Phillips. Phillips tried to get the word out, joyfully writing about independence in Yiddish. The Declaration lists 27 grievances against the British king, including taxation without representation, dissolving state legislatures, controlling judges, eliminating jury trials and blocking trade. The most egregious include the king “waging war against us … [who] plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.” After their petitions went unanswered, the signers declared a united independence “with a firm reliance on Divine Providence” pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred honor. The signers, from north to south, were: New Hampshire: Josiah Barrlett, Matthew Thornton and William Whipple;Massachusetts: John Adams, Samuel Adams, Elbridge Gerry, John Hancock, Robert Treat Paine;Rhode Island: William Ellery and Stephen Hopkins;Connecticut: Samuel Huntington, Roger Sherman, William Williams, and Oliver Wolcott;New York: William Floyd, Francis Lewis, Philip Livingston and Lewis Morris;New Jersey: Abraham Clark, John Hart, Francis Hopkinson, Richard Stockton and John Witherspoon; Pennsylvania: George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Morris, John Morton, George Ross, Benjamin Rush, James Smith, George Taylor and James Wilson;Delaware: Thomas McKean, George Read and Caesar Rodney;Maryland: Charles Carroll, Samuel Chase, William Paca and Thomas Stone;Virginia: Carter Braxton, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee, Francis Lightfoot Lee, Thomas Nelson Jr. and George Wythe;North Carolina: Joseph Hewes, William Hooper and John Penn;South Carolina: Thomas Heyward Jr., Thomas Lynch Jr., Arthur Middleton and Edward Rutledge;Georgia: Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall and George Walton. Sixteen signed the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Six signed the Declaration and the U.S. Constitution: George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Morris, George Read, Roger Sherman and James Wilson. Two signed all three founding documents: Robert Morris and Roger Sherman. Sherman is the only one to have signed all four founding documents: the Articles of Association, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and U.S. Constitution.

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(The Center Square) – Fifty-six men risked their lives to sign the Declaration of Independence – not on July 4 but on August 2, 1776. The only two men to sign the Declaration on July 4 were Continental Congress President John Hancock and Secretary Charles Thomson. Virginia’s Richard Henry Lee proposed independence in the Lee Resolution on June 11. There was no consensus, the vote got pushed back several weeks and the first vote on July 1 failed. South Carolina and Pennsylvania voted no. New York abstained and Delaware was deadlocked. Only 9 colonies voted yes. By July 2, 12 of the 13 colonies voted yes with New York abstaining. This was made possible after several twists of providence. One involved two Pennsylvania delegates who opposed independence skipping the vote. This enabled three who supported independence to outvote the remaining two naysayers. Another was the Paul Revere of Delaware, sickly Caesar Rodney. After learning that Delaware was deadlocked, he rode 80 miles overnight in a storm to cast the tiebreaking vote. After two days of debate and more than 80 edits, the Declaration was adopted on July 4. Philadelphia printer John Dunlap printed 200 copies of “a Declaration,” distributed colony wide. It wasn’t unanimous because New York wouldn’t approve it until July 9. Many signers were poor. Many others were wealthy, including those who funded the war effort and died penniless or suffered in debtor’s prison like Pennsylvania’s James Wilson and Robert Morris. Many signers suffered great personal tragedy. New York’s Francis Lewis’ wife was imprisoned. New Jersey’s Abraham Clark’s sons were imprisoned, suffered and killed. Georgia’s George Walton and New Jersey’s Richard Stockton were also imprisoned. New Jersey’s John Witherspoon, the only ordained minister who signed the Declaration after rallying for independence from the pulpit, lost his son in the Battle of Germantown. Eight of the signers weren’t born in the colonies. Pennsylvania’s Morris and Georgia’s Button Gwinnett were born in England. New York’s Francis Lewis was born in Wales. Pennsylvania’s James Smith and George Taylor and New Hampshire’s Matthew Thorton were born in Ireland. Pennsylvania’s James Wilson and New Jersey’s John Witherspoon were born in Scotland. None of North Carolina’s signers were born in North Carolina and they all died before age 50. Two of the youngest signers, 26, were from South Carolina. The oldest was Ben Franklin, 70. The only Roman Catholic signer was Charles Carroll of Maryland. The Declaration was printed in every newspaper in the colonies, first by Franklin’s paper in Philadelphia on July 6. It was printed in German on July 9 in Philadelphia for a large German immigrant population. It was printed in Charlestown, South Carolina, in August 1776. Mary Katherine Goddard of Baltimore was the first woman publisher to print it. She was also the first to print that the declaration was “unanimous” and include the signers’ names. Of the 200 Dunlap broadsides printed, only 20 are preserved by U.S. institutions. Two are held by British institutions, including one confiscated from a Jewish merchant, Jonas Phillips. Phillips tried to get the word out, joyfully writing about independence in Yiddish. The Declaration lists 27 grievances against the British king, including taxation without representation, dissolving state legislatures, controlling judges, eliminating jury trials and blocking trade. The most egregious include the king “waging war against us … [who] plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.” After their petitions went unanswered, the signers declared a united independence “with a firm reliance on Divine Providence” pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred honor. The signers, from north to south, were: New Hampshire: Josiah Barrlett, Matthew Thornton and William Whipple;Massachusetts: John Adams, Samuel Adams, Elbridge Gerry, John Hancock, Robert Treat Paine;Rhode Island: William Ellery and Stephen Hopkins;Connecticut: Samuel Huntington, Roger Sherman, William Williams, and Oliver Wolcott;New York: William Floyd, Francis Lewis, Philip Livingston and Lewis Morris;New Jersey: Abraham Clark, John Hart, Francis Hopkinson, Richard Stockton and John Witherspoon; Pennsylvania: George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Morris, John Morton, George Ross, Benjamin Rush, James Smith, George Taylor and James Wilson;Delaware: Thomas McKean, George Read and Caesar Rodney;Maryland: Charles Carroll, Samuel Chase, William Paca and Thomas Stone;Virginia: Carter Braxton, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee, Francis Lightfoot Lee, Thomas Nelson Jr. and George Wythe;North Carolina: Joseph Hewes, William Hooper and John Penn;South Carolina: Thomas Heyward Jr., Thomas Lynch Jr., Arthur Middleton and Edward Rutledge;Georgia: Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall and George Walton. Sixteen signed the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Six signed the Declaration and the U.S. Constitution: George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Morris, George Read, Roger Sherman and James Wilson. Two signed all three founding documents: Robert Morris and Roger Sherman. Sherman is the only one to have signed all four founding documents: the Articles of Association, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and U.S. Constitution.

Vídeos de TikTok, grupos de Facebook, cadenas de WhatsApp y retransmisiones en directo alimentaron la mayor movilización migratoria registrada en la frontera de Ceuta, que fue amplificada por los algoritmos.

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Vídeos de TikTok, grupos de Facebook, cadenas de WhatsApp y retransmisiones en directo alimentaron la mayor movilización migratoria registrada en la frontera de Ceuta, que fue amplificada por los algoritmos.

Vatican City – The encounter with the Lord is “a nourishing experience.” And when we are with Him, the “bread of life,” “our needs are abundantly met.” With these words, Pope Leo XIV highlighted key features of the Christian experience in the brief reflection he delivered from the window of his study in the Apostolic Palace before reciting the Angelus prayer with Romans and pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square.The Bishop of Rome drew inspiration from the the Gospel according to Matthew read during Sunday’s liturgy, recounting the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, through which Jesus fed the crowd that had followed Him.“By restoring sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf,” Pope Prevost explained, “Christ is doing more than merely performing miraculous deeds; he is proclaiming to all that the Kingdom of God is near.” Today’s Gospel, he continued, “bears witness that Jesus not only restores the senses of those who lack them, but that he also fills our senses with good things. To the deaf man, who regains his hearing, the Lord proclaims the Good News to be heard; to the blind man, who regains his sight, he shows the magnificent work of redemption being accomplished for him. Similarly, Jesus gives food to those who are hungry.”The Gospel of Matthew recounts that, following the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, “they all ate and were filled," and there were “twelve baskets full” of bread left over. Christ, the Pope said, “truly satisfies humanity’s hunger, our hunger for truth and life. At the same time, His gesture teaches us that nothing is discarded when it is shared. Hoarding and waste, on the contrary, are two sides of the same evil: greed.”This spiritual sickness, the Successor of Peter continued, “numbs the senses” which “become intoxicated with wealth, to the point of making people forget those who weep from hunger and cry out from thirst. And so, in the face of an opulence that reeks of decay, we find the outstretched hands of those who have no nourishment, the burned homes of those who have no peace.”In the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, “the miracle of charity,” the Pope said in the concluding part of his reflection, “we recognize the characteristic actions of Jesus, which find their culmination in the Last Supper, for it was then that the Son of God gave us his very life as our brother in humanity.” As we “savor the grace of the Eucharist,” Pope Prevost urged, “let us commit ourselves to bearing witness to its beauty in our daily actions, beginning with blessing meals at the table with family and friends.”After the Angelus prayer, speaking in Spanish, Leo XIV said he was following “with concern the alarming situation in Ceuta,” praying to God that, through the intercession of Our Lady of Africa, “solutions may be found to bring peace, stability and justice.”He then renewed his appeal to “continue to prayfor peace, so that wars may cease throughout the world and diplomatic solutions to conflicts may be found.” “Let us remember,” the Pontiff added, “all the victims of hostilities, especially the weakest and most defenseless: children, the elderly and the sick. May the Lord comfort those who suffer and bless the work of those who bring aid and consolation.”

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Vatican City – The encounter with the Lord is “a nourishing experience.” And when we are with Him, the “bread of life,” “our needs are abundantly met.” With these words, Pope Leo XIV highlighted key features of the Christian experience in the brief reflection he delivered from the window of his study in the Apostolic Palace before reciting the Angelus prayer with Romans and pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square.The Bishop of Rome drew inspiration from the the Gospel according to Matthew read during Sunday’s liturgy, recounting the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, through which Jesus fed the crowd that had followed Him.“By restoring sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf,” Pope Prevost explained, “Christ is doing more than merely performing miraculous deeds; he is proclaiming to all that the Kingdom of God is near.” Today’s Gospel, he continued, “bears witness that Jesus not only restores the senses of those who lack them, but that he also fills our senses with good things. To the deaf man, who regains his hearing, the Lord proclaims the Good News to be heard; to the blind man, who regains his sight, he shows the magnificent work of redemption being accomplished for him. Similarly, Jesus gives food to those who are hungry.”The Gospel of Matthew recounts that, following the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, “they all ate and were filled," and there were “twelve baskets full” of bread left over. Christ, the Pope said, “truly satisfies humanity’s hunger, our hunger for truth and life. At the same time, His gesture teaches us that nothing is discarded when it is shared. Hoarding and waste, on the contrary, are two sides of the same evil: greed.”This spiritual sickness, the Successor of Peter continued, “numbs the senses” which “become intoxicated with wealth, to the point of making people forget those who weep from hunger and cry out from thirst. And so, in the face of an opulence that reeks of decay, we find the outstretched hands of those who have no nourishment, the burned homes of those who have no peace.”In the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, “the miracle of charity,” the Pope said in the concluding part of his reflection, “we recognize the characteristic actions of Jesus, which find their culmination in the Last Supper, for it was then that the Son of God gave us his very life as our brother in humanity.” As we “savor the grace of the Eucharist,” Pope Prevost urged, “let us commit ourselves to bearing witness to its beauty in our daily actions, beginning with blessing meals at the table with family and friends.”After the Angelus prayer, speaking in Spanish, Leo XIV said he was following “with concern the alarming situation in Ceuta,” praying to God that, through the intercession of Our Lady of Africa, “solutions may be found to bring peace, stability and justice.”He then renewed his appeal to “continue to prayfor peace, so that wars may cease throughout the world and diplomatic solutions to conflicts may be found.” “Let us remember,” the Pontiff added, “all the victims of hostilities, especially the weakest and most defenseless: children, the elderly and the sick. May the Lord comfort those who suffer and bless the work of those who bring aid and consolation.”

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Los cuatro primeros amistosos dejan buenas sensaciones, pero Fiorentina, Genoa y el Teresa Herrera medirán el verdadero nivel del Dépor.

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În Franţa, pompieri români au intervenit, duminică pentru limitarea şi lichidarea unui incendiu de vegetație în departamentul Var, în regiunea Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, după cum anunţa pe pagina de Facebook, Inspectoratul general pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă, România. Mai multe incendii de vegetaţie afectează această regiune. Pompierii români au intervenit alături de colegi francezi.

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În Franţa, pompieri români au intervenit, duminică pentru limitarea şi lichidarea unui incendiu de vegetație în departamentul Var, în regiunea Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, după cum anunţa pe pagina de Facebook, Inspectoratul general pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă, România. Mai multe incendii de vegetaţie afectează această regiune. Pompierii români au intervenit alături de colegi francezi.

ח'ליל א-רשק, בן 47 ואב לחמישה, נורה במחסום שועפאט ודימם למוות בזמן שמנעו ממנו עזרה רפואית • הודעת המשטרה דיווחה על "חשוד שנורה במהלך נוהל מעצר", וזה כבר הספיק לכלי התקשורת כדי שיכנו אותו "מחבל" • רק כשקיבל בחזרה את שמו, זהותו, משלח ידו, ומשפחתו נזכרו לשאול איך זה קרה | דעה The post כשח'ליל א-רשק קיבל בחזרה את שמו גם המוות שלו הפסיק להיות מובן מאליו appeared first on המקום הכי חם בגיהנום.

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Українські безпілотники за чотири доби вразили одразу чотири нафтопереробні заводи та морський термінал на території Росії, повідомив командувач ил безпілотних систем Роберта Бровді («Мадяр»). За його словами, найбільших втрат сили РФ зазнали на морському терміналі «Тамань» у селищі Волна Краснодарського краю. Українські дрони знищили там 12 резервуарів місткістю по 5 тисяч тонн кожен. За підрахунками, це відповідає обсягу пального, який могли б перевезти близько тисячі залізничних...

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Українські безпілотники за чотири доби вразили одразу чотири нафтопереробні заводи та морський термінал на території Росії, повідомив командувач ил безпілотних систем Роберта Бровді («Мадяр»). За його словами, найбільших втрат сили РФ зазнали на морському терміналі «Тамань» у селищі Волна Краснодарського краю. Українські дрони знищили там 12 резервуарів місткістю по 5 тисяч тонн кожен. За підрахунками, це відповідає обсягу пального, який могли б перевезти близько тисячі залізничних...

В воскресенье, 2 августа, Венесуэла и Доминиканская Республика начали процесс «постепенной нормализации дипломатических отношений», которые были разорваны в июле 2024 года. Тогда Каракас прекратил контакты с рядом стран на фоне споров из-за переизбрания Николаса Мадуро, которое оппозиция называла сфальсифицированным.

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В воскресенье, 2 августа, Венесуэла и Доминиканская Республика начали процесс «постепенной нормализации дипломатических отношений», которые были разорваны в июле 2024 года. Тогда Каракас прекратил контакты с рядом стран на фоне споров из-за переизбрания Николаса Мадуро, которое оппозиция называла сфальсифицированным.