2020

‘Like a Scream of Resistance’: Rio’s Carnival in Bolsonaro’s Brazil

Surfacing Turbocharged creativity and passion were on display in the streets of Rio de Janeiro this month. Rio de Janeiro’s world-renowned Carnival has always had streaks of irreverence and political satire. But with the ascendancy of President Jair Bolsonaro, many revelers have come to see the celebration as an act of resistance. Bolsonaro, who came

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German court: assisted suicide restriction unconstitutional

Germany’s highest court has ruled a 2015 law banning assisted suicide when being conducted on a “business basis” is unconstitutional February 26, 2020, 9:55 AM 2 min read BERLIN — Germany’s highest court ruled Wednesday that a 2015 law banning assisted suicide when being conducted on a “business basis” is unconstitutional. Federal Constitutional Court Judge

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Coronavirus: Hundreds of flu patients to be tested by UK hospitals and GPs

Image copyright Reuters Tests for coronavirus are being increased to include people displaying flu-like symptoms at 11 hospitals and 100 GP surgeries across the UK. The tests will provide an “early warning” if the virus is spreading, Public Health England medical director Prof Paul Cosford said. It comes as more schools closed or sent staff

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Late Night Hosts Dissect ‘Wild’ Democratic Debate With Some Savage One-Liners

Colbert noted how “these folks said a lot of words, and I did not hear many of them because these candidates were speaking all over each other.” Noah, meanwhile, called it “wild” and “crazy”, claiming he hadn’t “seen white people go at each other that hard since khakis were on sale at Banana Republic.” Check

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