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Regelegorila 46m

Regelegorila wondered if those opposed to curfews during Covid would adopt the same stance towards curfews meant to prevent protests. He added that he expected they would not denounce these measures as an infringement on freedoms. #Covid19 #CouvreFeu #Libertés (translated)

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Flávio Bolsonaro 50m

In fact, health was not an area where we had the best result during President Bolsonaro's government. I make this mea culpa here. We had a pandemic, Flávio made an unprecedented and calculated self-criticism about his father's denialist health management during the worst COVID-19 crisis. "In fact, health was not an area where we had the best result during President Bolsonaro's government. I make this mea culpa here. We had a pandemic," he pointed out. #DebateElectoral #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

La agresividad marca el primer cara a cara entre Lula y Flávio Bolsonaro a una semana de las elecciones
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Artsen Collectief 3h

Doctors Collective wrote that the autumn campaign for COVID vaccinations had produced dozens of reports of side effects to Lareb in the first three weeks of this autumn, of which according to the organization two had led to hospitalization. According to Doctors Collective, Lareb had not informed the public about this until then. #vaccinatie #bijwerkingen #gezondheid (translated)

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Josiah Mortimer 4h

This will be a game changer if it's confirmed. Upfront costs are the biggest barrier to people getting solar (the article says the loans will cover PV) Our household has saved nearly £500 from May to October since having solar installed. It's the most effective bill reduction measure out there.

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Honzzzik 4h

Honzzzik wrote that according to the latest hematological report from the summer, the individual was strongly recommended to get vaccinated against pneumococcus, COVID, and influenza, and asked if he had been vaccinated. The individual replied that he had not and did not plan to, because he had not had the mentioned diseases so far. Honzzzik reminded him that he had not had leukemia either. #očkování #zdraví #hematologie (translated)

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David Thunder 6h

The author argued that France’s turning point was 1981, when Mitterrand arrived, rather than 2002, 2017 or Macron’s arrival. They described that year as the point when France began to go wrong. #France #politics #history #FR

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Beatrice Rosen 6h

Beatrice Rosen mentioned several incidents that she attributed to the same person: according to her, during the Yellow Vests movement, he had been photographed skiing on a ski lift; during the Covid pandemic, he had been filmed partying with footballers without a mask, while children as young as 6 were wearing one for ten hours a day. She also claimed that he had been photographed on a jet ski during the summer fires, while firefighters had been lost, and then at Céline Dion's concert the night before October 17, despite the risks he was aware of, and that he had had the images broadcast. Rosen wondered if these incidents revealed a pattern of provocation. She believed that he would not resign on his own and called for his resignation or removal from office. (translated)

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Luciano Magaldi Sardella (PhD) 6h

RADIO ARC 101:“NEWSSTANDS, ‘ENDANGERED SPECIES’ LIKE CAFÉS: MONEY LOST AND HOPES FROM STANFORD” by NANDO SILVESTRI SOURCE: https://radioarc.it/edicole-razze-in-estinzione-come-i-bar-soldi-persi-e-speranze-da-stanford/ Newsstands are another repository of humanity and knowledge, in many respects similar to cafés, at least as far as the unfortunate fate that has befallen many of them is concerned. The smell of printed paper, coloured card, variegated covers, surprise packets and cellophane was an olfactory molasses that once intoxicated young and old alike and represented, at the same time, a sought-after destination for daily walks and pauses. Stopping by the newsstand meant drawing upon knowledge, entertainment, culture, imagination and creativity. All prerogatives lost on account of the shapeless and amorphous surrogates disseminated by the web. This is the principal reason for the cumulative and recurring closure of a great many Italian newsstands: in economics, one speaks of a sector in demand collapse. But it is not merely a newsstand that closes; a piece of the local and national economy closes with it. From 35,000 newsstands in 2005 to about 20,000 in 2024: -43%. With them goes direct turnover of over €400 million per year, but the real hole is the indirect economy that is never calculated. Each average newsstand in a small town generated distribution worth €15,000 per year in margins for local distributors, couriers, and printers. Moreover, the customer who bought the newspaper would have a coffee, buy a bus ticket, place a bet. Download the Medium App One must consider that without a newsstand, the village cinema loses its only physical promotional outlet, not to mention the losses in terms of advertising. When it closes, it is not only the newsagent who loses. The café loses, the driver loses, the printer loses. In Irpinia, over the last five years, Avellino has lost six newsstands, Ariano Irpino three, Sant’Angelo dei Lombardi two. The total loss in Irpinia amounts to about 22% of outlets. All this means that many of the closures mentioned above have deprived Irpinian cafés of several dozen customers, harming workers, distributors and suppliers. These are jobs that do not make the news, but they exist. Another hard blow inflicted upon the local and national economy in the name of a false progress that almost always favours the business of fixers and the usual suspects. However, what is happening in Puglia, a few kilometres from Irpinia, opens up scenarios of renewal based precisely upon the reconversion of disused newsstands. These are prospects so unique and innovative as to have aroused interest worldwide, especially at Stanford University. This is news of enormous significance that few news programmes have disseminated, in the name of a perennial pre-emption by technologies contemptuous of common sense, tradition and art. In San Severo, 40 km from Upper Irpinia, a newsstand abandoned for six years in Via Matteo Tondi became, on 27 March 2026, the Teatro-Edicola Foyer’97: six chairs, four square metres, an idea by Francesco Gavino. The well-received 10- to 15-minute shows have piqued the curiosity of Stanford University. Its academic journal, the Stanford Social Innovation Review [SSIR], has chosen the Teatro Edicola in San Severo as an international case study with the reportage “The Six-Seat Revolution”. Why is Stanford watching us? Because it has realised that those four square metres can once again generate indirect economic activity. Indeed, 60 spectators in an afternoon can become 60 coffees at the neighbouring café. With a symbolic ticket price of €5, we are talking about a cultural micro-economy. Not to mention the indirect income from tourists and journalists who arrive and frequent B&Bs and restaurants. It is the model Irpinia needs: not to leave the void, but to reconvert it virtuously. Every closed newsstand can become an information point, a micro-cinema, a service hub. Otherwise we shall continue to count only the lowered shutters, without counting the money that no longer circulates.

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Edicole, "razze in estinzione" come i bar: soldi persi e speranze da Stanford - Arc Rete 101
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Onet.pl 9h

She, convinced that she only has a common cold, discovers with disbelief that the results of the COVID-19 test confirmed an infection, which indicates an increase in the number of infections of this disease in Poland during the autumn season. #COVID19 #zdrowie #jesień (translated)

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Na wynik testu Ela aż parsknęła śmiechem. "Myślałam, że to »wyginęło«"
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Le Parisien 10h

China recorded a slight acceleration in its growth in the third quarter, but struggles to regain the economic dynamism of the period before the Covid-19 pandemic. #Chine #CroissanceÉconomique #COVID19 (translated)

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La Chine constate une légère accélération de sa croissance au 3e trimestre, mais peine à retrouver le dynamisme d’avant Covid
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Rafael 14h

Janoninho stated that a supporter of Bolsonaro assaulted a woman for wearing a shirt in support of President Lula. He also associated Flávio Bolsonaro with violence and hatred against women, wrote that the opposition "will not prevail," and requested that the publication "explode." https://t.co/tDkxGr685b #Violência #DireitosDasMulheres #Lula (translated)

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Ralf Wittenbrink 16h

These four routine vaccinations could also protect your heart. When you get vaccinated against shingles or infections like flu, RSV, or COVID-19, you are probably primarily thinking about reducing your risk of illness. However, research suggests that ... (translated)

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Anton Gerashchenko 17h

A burning Novator armored vehicle evacuated its crew after being hit by a Russian FPV drone. The Novator drove away from its position while on fire and covered around 20 km to transport a National Police rifle battalion crew in Chernihiv region to their base. All police officers survived.

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Péter Magyar 17h

"I am glad that last week's EU summit clearly showed that the overwhelming majority of European countries has woken up and wants to break away from the permissive policies of the past." Magyar argued that a change in attitude towards migration policies is taking shape within the European Union. #Migrație #Securitate #UniuneaEuropeană (translated)

„Europa se află într-o situație gravă”. Peter Magyar invocă violențele din Franța pentru a justifica politica strictă privind migrația
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Mick Wallace 20h

The author accused Israel of murdering more than 1,400 Palestinians in less than a year under the cover of Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace”. They said Western politicians and media had remained silent while presenting the situation as a ceasefire, and called for Palestine to be free “from the river to the sea”. #MilanAtalanta https://t.co/Q5RkO6a7iJ #FreePalestine #IsraelPalestineConflict #HumanRights #IL #PS

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Sérgio Santos 21h

Sérgio Santos shared a link to what he described as Dona Déa's complete testimony about the pain of losing Paulo Gustavo, whom she called a victim of COVID-19 and the negligence of the previous government during the pandemic. Santos stated that she harshly criticized the Bolsonaros and declared her support for Lula. https://t.co/gCyyllLyij #PauloGustavo #COVID19 #Lula (translated)

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Camarote da República 22h

The Camarote da República recalled the despair experienced in Manaus during the covid-19 pandemic and stated that the city was abandoned by the Bolsonaro government, without oxygen, support, or vaccines. https://t.co/ehZYfDJpXO #Manaus #COVID19 #Pandemia (translated)

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Biazita Gomes 23h

Biazita Gomes stated that 700 thousand people died from COVID and that 400 thousand could have survived if Jair Bolsonaro had purchased vaccines. She said that the deaths were not a fatality, but a consequence of a choice that led to the deaths of Brazilians. https://t.co/4pJPRusFX1 #COVID19 #Vacina #SaúdePública (translated)

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Kriska Carvalho 23h

Kriska Carvalho stated that a video of Dona Déa, mother of actor Paulo Gustavo, showed her criticizing the Bolsonaro family and declaring support for Lula. Carvalho linked Paulo Gustavo's death to COVID-19 and to the negligence she attributed to the previous government during the pandemic, and suggested that he could be alive and that vaccination saves lives. #ElesPoderiamEstarVivos #VacinaSalvaVidaBolsonaroTira https://t.co/z7QGV29c0P #COVID19 #PauloGustavo #Lula (translated)

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thiago 23h

Thiago wrote that he would not forget what the Bolsonaro clan did during Covid-19 and stated that vaccines saved lives while Bolsonaro took them away. #VacinaSalvaVidaBolsonaroTira https://t.co/cQg79HfOL2 #COVID19 #Vacina #Justiça (translated)

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