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posted on by Eliza-Jayne Wandelear
On April 21st, President Trump announced in a press conference a temporary ban on immigration into the United States as a way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Although this will only apply to those …
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posted on by Sofia Santa
Being viral is something that in the 21st century is natural and common. The Internet and social media culture have overtaken the way we act and communicate with people all over the world. However, …
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posted on by Vanessa Mondre
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, city, Coronavirus, council, COVID-19, Massachusetts
While the global pandemic caused by the Coronavirus has impacted people everywhere across the globe, the United States has been hit especially hard. With nearly 800,000 cases and 39,000 deaths in the …
posted on by Nicholas Lopez
Since the spread of the novel coronavirus throughout the globe, almost all countries are facing a health crisis at a level where they can hardly cope with it. The global pandemic occurring at this …
posted on by Noah Genovese-Mester
Riot Police respond to protests against foreign businesses, which were exempt from forced market closures. In the developed world, the Coronavirus pandemic has destabilized society and threatens to …
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posted on by Payton Scott
Georgia State University Tagged With: Bolsonaro, Brazil, Jair, Jair Bolsonaro, Lula, Lula Da Silva, Operation Car Wash
In 2014, the Brazilian government began an investigation into possible corruption involving its state-run petroleum firm, Petrobras. The allegations involved potential money laundering and bribery in …
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