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Há 30 anos, a Curva do S, em Eldorado do Carajás (PA), foi palco de um massacre que marcou para sempre a luta dos trabalhadores rurais no Brasil. Em 17 de abril de 1996, policiais militares mataram 19 trabalhadores rurais durante uma marcha em defesa da reforma agrária. Outras duas pessoas morreram nos dias seguintes, elevando […] Fonte

Fosse eu parafrasear o ex-presidente Juscelino Kubitschek em sua famosa frase, diria que, do ponto de vista de sua História política o Brasil viveu 50 anos nos últimos 10, tantos foram os acontecimentos que marcaram o país. No dia 17 de abril de 2016 — há exatos 10 anos, portanto — o mundo assistia ao […] Fonte

Em todo o país, se comemora, no dia 19 de abril, o Dia dos Povos Indígenas. Criada há mais de 80 anos por Getúlio Vargas, a data, que antes era chamada de “dia do índio”, passou, só em 2023, a reconhecer e reafirmar a diversidade dos cerca de 400 povos que vivem no Brasil. É […] Fonte

Even with Rep. Eric Swalwell’s downfall, California Democrats face a glut of gubernatorial options. Party heavyweights won’t save the day.

Teachers union employees from at least 22 states are rallying behind the Indiana Professional Staff Organization, which recently filed unfair labor practice charges against the Indiana State Teachers Association over claims that members were retaliated against for engaging in union-related activities. The organization, which represents 35 members who work for the statewide teachers union, said […]

Dymbëdhjetë arrestime, operacione në disa shtete, veprimtari në pesë kontinente dhe sekuestrim i 4.2 tonëve drogë. Ky është epilogu i një aksioni ndërkombëtar policor, të zhvilluar në Mal të Zi dhe në Gjermani, raporton Radio Evropa e Lirë. Ndër të arrestuarit në Mal të Zi është edhe S.F., për të cilin policia e këtij vendi […]

A Câmara Municipal de Porto Alegre concedeu, na noite desta quinta-feira (16), o título de cidadão da capital ao economista e deputado estadual Eduardo Suplicy, em uma sessão solene realizada no Plenário Otávio Rocha. A homenagem foi proposta pela vereadora Natasha Ferreira (PT), e reuniu lideranças políticas, parlamentares e apoiadores. O reconhecimento a Suplicy ocorre […] Fonte

If people know one thing about Fresno’s food scene, it’s that we have great tacos. This naturally led us to wonder: what about shawarma? With a sizable Middle Eastern and Greek population and an established tradition of eating meat cooked on a vertical spit, it would stand to reason that a thriving shawarma scene in […] The post Fresno’s 5 best shawarma wraps, tasted and ranked, according to our food editor (chicken edition) appeared first on Fresnoland.

Китай має важелі впливу на Іран, але цього може бути не достатньо

People don’t typically think of Fresno as a place where chefs and restaurateurs go to win awards and be named on lists of the world’s best restaurants. Michelin doesn’t even cover Fresno, with its closest starred restaurants being in Paso Robles and Sacramento. That dearth of hype may be a benefit, according to some, though […] The post Mega Texas vs. Horn Barbecue in a battle of Fresno’s most critically-acclaimed pitmasters appeared first on Fresnoland.

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د نړۍ په کچه د تېلو بیې د جمعې په ورځ وروسته له هغې په چټکۍ سره راټیټې شوې چې ایران د هرمز تنګي د بیرته پرانیستو اعلان وکړ.

مرگ غزل مولان، دختر ۱۹ ساله کرد ایرانی، بعد از حمله پهپادی جمهوری اسلامی به مقر حزب کومله زحمتکشان کردستان عراق و کم‌کاری مراکز درمانی شهر سلیمانیه برای مداوای او، موجی از نگرانی‌ها را در اقلیم کردستان عراق برانگیخته است.

Southeast Fresno is the kind of non-trendy, unassuming neighborhood that’s easy to overlook, even among fellow Fresnans. But, as the saying goes, if you know you know, and if you don’t, it’s worth a visit.  The community, roughly situated in the area between the Roosevelt and Sunnyside neighborhoods south of 180, is full of life, […] The post An Eastside local’s neighborhood food guide to Southeast Fresno appeared first on Fresnoland.

The Montana Republican Party has asked a state District Court to void the entirety of a transformative new property tax law enacted by state legislators and the Gianforte administration last year. In a legal brief filed in an ongoing case in Gallatin County District Court, the party argued that “there are no surviving constitutional provisions to save” in the new law. The post Montana GOP asks court to strike down entirety of Gianforte-backed property tax law appeared first on Montana Free Press.

Dos retratos de Carlos IV y María Luisa pintados por Goya vuelven a Sevilla tras siglos de viajes y un largo litigio.

Польская фэдэрацыя плаваньня выступіла катэгарычна супраць рашэньня Міжнароднай фэдэрацыі водных відаў спорту, якая надоечы аб’явіла пра допуск беларускіх і расейскіх спартоўцаў да спаборніцтваў пад дзяржаўнымі сьцягамі.

Relatos de vítimas rendidas em assalto põem em dúvida versão policial de que três armas foram apreendidas. PMs afirmaram que já sabiam do crime, mas não o evitaram. Pelo menos um dos assaltantes já havia roubado o local O conteúdo Testemunhas dizem ter visto só uma arma com assaltantes no caso em que PM foi morto em SP Pode ser acessado em Ponte Jornalismo.

Aliya Rahman hopes to highlight tools that could “make mass acts of racial violence seem too expensive for these folks.”

(The Center Square) – As closure of coal and natural gas powered energy plants loom, a group of GOP lawmakers have called for major shifts in Illinois’ energy policy. They said closures would have a negative impact on state and regional power at a time when energy consumption – and costs – are on the rise. The Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, signed into law by Gov. JB Pritzker in 2021, will require fossil fuel plants to shutter between 2030 and 2045, but Rep. Dan Ugaste, R-St. Charles, said some producers are pulling the plug early. “A massive energy plant in Elwood isn't waiting,” Ugaste said. They're moving their two-thirds ownership of the facility now down to Texas. They are literally putting it on flatbed trucks and moving it out of the ComEd territory.” A larger group of Republican lawmakers want to repeal CEJA entirely, including Rep. Dave Severin, R-Benton, who is spearheading the effort through House Bill 4088. He said the goal of the state running entirely on green energy by 2045 is unrealistic and impossible. “As lawmakers, we should be using an ‘all of the above’ approach to energy policy. Illinois can't simply shut down coal and natural gas plants before reliable and affordable replacements are ready,” Severin said. Rep. Christopher “C.D.” Davidsmeyer, R-Jacksonville, said apart from energy availability and costs, the plan is also going to have fiscal consequences for Illinois. “Last summer, we saw energy prices skyrocket through the roof in Illinois due to multiple factors,” Davidsmeyer said. “When we talk about energy policy, we need to keep affordability in the front of our minds.” He noted the power grid operates without regard for state lines, and bordering states, such as Missouri, are already benefitting from new power plants, taking away jobs and associated tax income from Illinois. “But we're buying that energy and the workers are Missouri workers, that are paying Missouri income tax, and we're losing the job for our natural gas and our coal plants,” Davidsmeyer said. Though the repeal of CEJA has not made much movement through the House, another measure on energy backed by Severin has been passed to the Senate. House Bill 5524, if passed by the Senate, will expand transparency and provide insight into charges Illinoisans see on electric bills. It requires a state-run website be created that provides a breakdown of all charges that go to the state and utilities, including explanation of the purpose and uses of the collected charges. “At a time when turning on the lights and heating and cooling the house is a financially treacherous activity, families across Illinois deserve transparency when it comes to their utility bills,” Severin said. The bill was introduced in the Senate Tuesday, after unanimous support in a House vote earlier this month.