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-Why? Is there risk?
“Yes, because there are a lot of people.”
Josefina’s cap is a luxury for those who must cover themselves from the inclement sun with a scarf and hood. Carmela, 12, affirms that she comes to the farm to collaborate with her family, but by choice. He started last season and is proud to have saved up for gloves. A man and his 12-year-old son rush to sip their broth on the 15-minute break. “A salary alone is not enough”, justifies B
Solafa, Alieh, Sobnem, Hoda, Sanaa, Sepideh, Samar, Loujain, Eren, Sevval, Jila, Azza, Nassima… are the names of some of the activists imprisoned in Egypt, Turkey, Iraq , Iran and Saudi Arabia .
It does not matter the sign of their governments. Respect for human rights, and in particular women’s rights, remains a pending issue in the Middle East, where persecution has not stopped with the pandemic.
Femena, an organization that supports feminist movements in the area
In the frozen Yakutsk, in the Russian Far East, with temperatures of minus 50 degrees Celsius, in the Siberian Tomsk, in Moscow, where the closed streets prevented reaching the city center. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in 60 Russian cities this Saturday in support of Alexei Navalni .
The protesters have demanded the release of the opponent, arrested just after returning to Russia from Germany, where he recovered from the poison attack he suffered in August in Siberia
In university environments, it is almost taken for granted that Manuel Castells will be one of the first members of the Government to be relieved in the event that Pedro Sánchez removes his Council of Ministers, something that, they say, could happen in the summer. But, although the date is not entirely clear, what does seem to slide with greater security is the name of the candidate who will replace the Minister of Universities.
According to rumors, everything indicates that th