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Every day the indefinite strike continues and the Council disregards the dialogue, it sets out the right to a decent and quality education of the 659,425 students who have chosen to study in the public non-university system.
With more than 374,000 applications, the Ministry of Culture programme increased by 2.2 per cent from 2025 and reaffirms its sustained growth since it was launched in 2022.
The return of Lula was based on the capital and the vote of the candidates eliminated, despite the shift of most municipalities towards Bolsonarianism
One year after the ceasefire, in Gaza, people are reported to be killed every day by Israeli attacks and reconstruction efforts are not yet under way.
More and more homes rent, but fewer free floors remain for those who seek. The new house, although sold, is what moves the flow again.
Road damage not only leaves thousands of victims each year: it also costs the country at least 3 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP). In New Delhi, journalists Navodita Kumari and Suhel Khan went to the streets to get to know a crisis that continues to claim lives.
Three years after the attack on Nir Oz, in which 47 people were killed and 76 were taken hostage, some survivors have returned to live there. The memories are difficult and unbeatable.
The far-right influences Nikolas Ferreira, 30, and Lucas Pavanato, 28, with millions of followers in networks, became the most voted deputies in Brazil's history. Each obtained more than three million votes in the legislative elections on Sunday, October 4, contributing to the triumph of Bolsonarianism in Congress.
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Can 52 cards really be cut in so many ways that every time we do, we get a unique combination?
The two Michelin stars publish 'Lower the soufflé', an autobiography that shows, without ornaments, the most human profile of the cook
With a majority of Americans disapproving Donald Trump's performance in his second term, the president reaffirmed a controversial promise on October 3: if the Republicans win the mid-term elections, he will give $5,000 to all the country's adult citizens. The promise has raised criticism, which calls it electoral bribery, while others question its economic cost, estimated at about a billion dollars. One month after the elections, the forecasts indicate that Republicans could lose their majority in both chambers of Congress.
The dissertation in costing their war and paying debt interest exceeds 50 per cent of total budget expenditure. Real inflation could triple official data
Most cases occur in countries with less resources. The bacteria 'Helicobacter Pylori' and the papilloma virus are the pathogens that cause the most cancer diagnoses
The order of birth influences family dynamics, although it does not determine a child's personality
The businessman was 21 when a family joke around a glass of wine ended up becoming a business. Today his rosé is sold in more than 60 countries and sponsors his father's last tour. "Every time they call us we are gathered in a bar and they start thinking that's no longer work..." he joks in a talk with the country
The international beer judge, writer and specialist in this public drink 'What the hell is beer?', a book where she answers questions she has asked herself throughout her career
Live music has been massified and the great concerts have become experiences in which thousands of fans have to overcome records, codes and prevent them from staying out.
A study showed that every day people stop saying about 350 words. What are the causes of this phenomenon? Scientist Matthias Mehl talked about this with BBC special correspondent Katty Kay.
Every time I see Brad Pitt in the advertising of a new bank, I wonder if any brand that I wanted to show confidence and reliability would hire as an image a mother whose alleged violent attitude with one of her children led the FBI to open an investigation.
