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THE NEWS OF THE FORTNIGHT Telesur, 09/18/20266 Sinopsis: A study published in the European Heart Journal has detected more microplastics in the blood of heart attack patients than in healthy individuals or those with chronic ischemic heart disease. A higher presence of these microscopic materials was also observed in smokers and people more exposed to air pollution....... Continue reading it in our news section |
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More than 10 million people across Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica are facing the worst drought the region has seen in decades-a climate shock that has raised alarm bells among farmers and threatens to turn into a large-scale food catastrophe.
Temperatures have soared to 42 degrees Celsius, scorching the earth and making it impossible to sustain the crops upon which millions of families depend. Corn and beans-the two pillars of the Central American diet-have suffered severe losses, leaving rural communities without the staples of their daily meals. Crops once planted for subsistence are now being lost before they can even be harvested........
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Irrefutable evidence about the Essequibo It is quite clear that this territory, currently in dispute, has unquestionably belonged to Venezuela since colonial times. This is clearly demonstrated by analyzing the tradition of its ownership. Indeed, as early as the end of the 18th century, Spain and Portugal defined the borders of their colonies in the Americas, and, as can be clearly seen in the various boundary maps, copies of which are held in historical archives of European and American countries, the Captaincy General of Caracas extended its territory to the northwest bank of the Essequibo River. |
Reader´s opinion This section features articles and opinions submitted by our readers on topics related to environmental protection, climate change, Latin American integration, and the new democratic world order.
Contributions are welcome, provided they are free of partisan political or religious views. For this reason, we have not published numerous submissions we have received, as they were identified with political biases or ideologies.
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Naturalists in Venezuela A space destined to describe the most outstanding features of important scientists dedicated to the natural sciences who have developed their work in our country.
Obviously the list is by far not complete. That is why we will be adding new names to it as time permits. In any case, we invite our readers to send us to contacto@aprosima.com, information that they consider may be useful to complete it.
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