Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said that opposition leader Juan Guaidó is sheltered at the French Embassy in Venezuela. "We cannot enter the residence of an embassy of any country, in this case Spain or France, and have them taken away by force. We can't," was Arreaza's response to a journalist who asked about Guaidó's presence at the French Embassy during a radio interview.
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A new study lead by author LSU Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences Assistant Professor Cheryl Harrison and coauthors ran multiple computer simulations to study the impacts of regional and larger scale nuclear warfare on the Earth's systems given today's nuclear warfare capabilities.
Read more Research reveals how nuclear war would affect Earth todayA lawsuit brought by the Sánchez Hill family against Meliá Hotels International was the first decision closed by an European court, following the implementation of Title III of the US Helms-Burton law against Cuba.
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China ratified today its willingness to combat the illegal distribution of vaccines against Covid-19, in the face of growing reports of smuggling at exorbitant prices of false substances within the country and also abroad.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of the rapid spread of infectious diseases in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli air bombardments that have disrupted health, water, and sanitation systems.
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