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Canadian Foreign Policy · Canada

Canada to Recognize Palestine at September UN Assembly, Subject to Reform Commitments

42% Center coverage: 256 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September if the West Bank's governing body meets certain conditions. See the Story

Politics · El Salvador

El Salvador’s Congress votes 57 to 3 to amend constitution, end presidential term limits

46% Left coverage: 93 sources

The party of El Salvador President Nayib Bukele approved constitutional changes in the country’s National Assembly on Thursday that will allow indefinite presidential reelection and extend presidential terms to six years.See the Story

Claudia Sheinbaum · United States

They Have Confidence, but Not Talent: the Phenomenon of the 'Impostor without Syndrome'

Outstanding figures such as actress Emma Watson, former first lady of the United States Michelle Obama, the founder of Starbucks Howard Schultz and the first man to step on the Moon, Neil Armstrong, are part of the group of people who have suffered from imposter syndrome, a psychological phenomenon in which someone doubts their achievements or abilities. Although this term exists since 1978, in recent years an opposite concept has emerged that b…Emma Watson · United States Read Article

Arrested with a Disappearance Card May Not Be Innocent, Warns Mp - Newsweek en Español

After the events that took place last July 26 in Aguascalientes (where there were blockades, 27 detainees and an operation after the dismantling of a criminal camp) the local deputy Emanuelle Sánchez Nájera asked not to minimize what happened and keep the attention on what is being discovered. “The first thing we have to understand is that these facts must not happen, there is no way to justify them. It is good that they still scandalize us, bec…Aguascalientes · Aguascalientes Read Article

Iea Supports Initiative to Allocate State Scholarships to Private School Students

The Instituto de Educación de Aguascalientes (IEA) welcomes the initiative of Morena’s deputy, Rodrigo Mireles, to focus the state budget of scholarships on students from private schools, in order to avoid duplications with the federal system, which already covers students from public institutions. IEA holder Luis Enrique Gutiérrez pointed out that the proposal responds to the need to make the distribution of educational support more efficient. …Aguascalientes · Aguascalientes Read Article

Collections Launched in Support of Sick and Elderly Priests

The Archdiocese of Durango will carry out this Sunday, August 3, the Colecta Pro-Sacerdote Enfermo y Anticiano 2025, an initiative that stands out is aimed at financially supporting priests who, after years of pastoral service, are currently in conditions of vulnerability due to health or advanced age. The day will be held in all parishes and temples of the archdiocese. The main objective is to collect funds that allow the elderly priests to gua…Durango · Durango Read Article

37 Million Pesos Invested in Two Educational Establishments

Governor Tere Jiménez supervised two new educational establishments that were built with an investment of 37 million pesos in the Lomas de San Jorge division in the capital city, and that will enter into operation in the next school cycle; this is a kindergarten and a primary school, which will guarantee decent, safe and modern spaces for the entity’s children. “We are working every day, we have built many schools because we firmly believe in th…Aguascalientes · Aguascalientes Read Article

They Assure that Aguascalientes Is 90% in Drug Supply

In front of more than 10,000 people, Gov. Tere Jiménez reaffirmed her commitment to the health of the waters. As part of this effort, she stressed that the state health system operates today under a single scheme: the Aguascalientes Popular Insurance, a unique model in the country and national reference, which offers free medical care to those who do not have social security. “I want to tell you that we will continue to work so that all girls, c…Aguascalientes · Aguascalientes Read Article

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