Rabu, 28 Juli 2021

Google Alert - World

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Daily update July 29, 2021
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The Washington Post
Mr. Smith went to Washington. Now, Mr. Castillo has come to Lima. The rise of Pedro Castillo, a previously obscure leader of a rural teachers union, to Peru's highest office is the most glaring example yet of the power of the pandemic to upend politics in Latin ...
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CNN
President Kais Saied justified the moves, which included dismissing the prime minister and suspending parliament, by citing a surging pandemic and misgovernance, saying he had acted to save the country from corruption and plots to sow civil strife.
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The New York Times
That came two days before Prime Minister Boris Johnson threw off most social-distancing restrictions in England in defiance of those who said it would fuel a massive surge of infections. The reduction in cases has confounded ...
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The New York Times
After extreme flooding in central China last week destroyed homes, engulfed subways and killed at least 73, the ruling Communist Party found a convenient outlet for the public's pent-up emotions: the foreign news media. A party organization in Henan ...
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CNN
Digital Covid-19 warning signs in the Lane Cove National Park on July 27, 2021 in Sydney, Australia. The Australian city of Sydney extended a lockdown ...
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The New York Times
Sun Dawu, a rural tycoon and outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party, was sentenced to 18 years in prison Wednesday, the latest in a string of harsh punishments meted out by China against business leaders. The 67-year-old Mr. Sun had been ...
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CNN
A health worker with protective gear walks inside a carriage as the train prepares to carry a group of Covid-19 patients to their hometowns, at Rangsit station in Pathum Thani province, Thailand, on July 27.
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Reuters
SINGAPORE, July 28 (Reuters) - Carnage in China's financial markets signals the beginning of a new era, investors say, as the government puts socialism before shareholders and regulatory changes rip apart the old playbook. Stocks and sentiment have ...
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Reuters
LIMA, July 28 (Reuters) - Peru's Pedro Castillo will assume the presidency on Wednesday with little time to catch his breath as he battles the world's deadliest COVID-19 outbreak, tensions in his socialist party and weak congressional support in a starkly ...
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The Atlantic
China is now the great power of Asia—or so Beijing believes—but those pesky Australians, mouthing off about human rights and coronavirus investigations, refuse to bend the knee. Beijing has turned to economic pressure to compel Australia to fall in line.
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