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MEXICO CITY: Despues di aproximadamente un aña sin mira otro, María Antonieta de las Nieves y Edgard Vivar a topa otro atrobe riba red carpet durante un evento.

  E actornan no a pensa cu nan lo bay topa otro, y pesey nan sorpresa tabata grandi ora di a nota cu nan ta djis algun paso leu di otro.  Esaki ta momento cu mesora Chilindrina a acerca Ñoño pa dune un abrazo fuerte, y esaki a crea momentonan di alegria pa esnan presente.

   E momento conmovedor aki a wordo capta pa varios medio di prensa cu tabata cubriendo e evento, y nan no a duda pa mesora hala nan hunto pa entrevista nan.  Prome a papia e actriz, kende a yega di hunga e rol tambe di wela di Chilindrina.  “Despues di hopi tempo cu mi no ta mire, ta hopi bon mes cu Luis de Alba a dicidi na invita nos.”

   E show di ‘El Chavo del 8’ a wordo traduci den varios idioma, y ta parce cu e ta den 50 idioma.  E exito di e programa a wordo considera como un leyenda, y ta un referente historico pa papia di e comienzo di TV den America Latino.

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Quand le cancer frappe le parcours de soins existe. Mais qu’en est-il du suivi psychologique, de la réappropriation de son corps et de sa vie ? Beaucoup de malades parlent de « solitude » pendant la période de soin et aussi après. Il leur faut composer avec une nouvelle version de soi. C’est là qu’interviennent les associations d’aide et d’accompagnement dont le travail reste encore malheureusement dissocié de la prise en charge médicale.

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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed concern over global poverty in a message to mark October 17 as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.

“We face a harsh truth: the world is moving backwards,” Guterres declared.

In this regard, he observed that COVID-19 had plunged millions into poverty, setting back more than four years of hard-won progress.

According to the UN Chief, inequalities are widening.

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He also asserted that job losses, skyrocketing food and energy prices, and the gathering shadows of a global recession are battering national and household economies.

At the same time, Guterres observed that the climate crisis and raging conflicts are causing immense suffering, with the poorest people bearing the brunt.

“Developing countries are being squeezed dry, denied access to resources and debt relief to invest in recovery and growth. The Sustainable Development Goals are being pushed far out of reach,” he lamented.

The UN official stated that the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is a wake-up call to the world.

“This year’s theme — “Dignity for all in practice” — must be a rallying cry for urgent global action,” he noted.

“Action to invest in people-centred solutions — from health and decent work, to gender equality, social protection, and transformed food and education systems. Action to transform a morally bankrupt global financial system and ensure access tofinancing and debt relief for all countries,” he explained.

In addition, Guterres urged action to support developing countries as they transition from planet-killing fossil fuels to renewable energy and job-creating green economies and action to end conflicts, heal geopolitical divisions and pursue peace.

He also called for action to achieve Sustainable Development Goals.

“On this important day, let us renew our commitment to a better world for all. Let us consign poverty to the pages of history,” Guterres advised.

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The Police High Command has condemned the brutal murder of a police constable on Ricketts Avenue in St Andrew on Saturday, October 15.

Four other persons were shot and injured in the incident, including a 10-year-old, the police have reported.

The deceased policeman has been identified as 22-year-old Constable Brian Martin, who is from Ricketts Avenue, and was assigned to the Half-Way Tree Police Station.

While the high command mourned the loss of a colleague, elder relatives of the constable reflected on his focus as a youth that led to him joining the constabulary, which are captured in video below.

Reports are that about 10pm, Constable Martin was among a group of persons at a wake in the community when armed men approached the group and opened gunfire.

Law enforcers were summoned and Constable Martin and four other persons were taken to hospital, where Constable Martin died while being treated, and the other persons were admitted in stable conditions.

The Police High Command expressed condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the slain constable, stating the constabulary is mourning the loss of a colleague.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) said it is committed to conducting a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the murder.

“The police will not be deterred by this latest attack. They will continue their focus on ridding communities of guns, gunmen and gangs who continue to cause death, pain and mayhem,” the high command said.

“Furthermore, we will be relentless in our pursuit in bringing those criminals to justice”, it added.

Anyone with information that may assist with the investigation into the constable’s killing is being encouraged to contact Crime Stop at 311 or the police 119 emergency number.

The JCF said its Chaplaincy Branch and Welfare Department are providing support to the family members, friends and colleagues of Martin.

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FOOTBALL. REGIONAL 1. GROUPE B. 4E JOURNéE

Vaincu par la Samaritaine, le Club Franciscain est rejoint en tête du groupe par le Club Colonial qui le devance à la différence de buts, et l’Assaut. Les Samaritains en profitent pour gagner leur premier match, tout comme l’AC Vert-Pré face à l’US Robert.

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