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RecordTV belongs to the media empire of Bishop Edir Macedo, who founded both the evangelical Universal Church and the Republicans party, and is now a force in Rio de Janeiro and national politics.
A t 5.30am, in the headquarters of the 22nd battalion of Rio de Janeiro’s military police, a.... |
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- Nina said she tested positive for coronavirus but feared sharing the news with anyone.
- According to the lass, she feared the stigmatisation that came with one testing positive for COVID-19. - She however beat the disease and was able to share the news with her loved ones who gave him mixed reactions. |
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Traditionally, the big four Cabinet members the secretaries of state, defense, treasury and attorney general have not attended the convention. Multiple officials involved in the planning process insisted that teams of lawyers from the White House, the Trump campaign and the Republican National.... |
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BEIJING — The city of Urumqi in China’s northwest resumed large-scale virus testing of residents Wednesday to stop a coronavirus outbreak, the government announced. The Xinjiang region has recorded 826 confirmed virus cases from mid-July through Tuesday in the outbreak, the government reported. It says 124 still were hospitalized. |
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HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: CAIRO — Egypt’s prime minister is warning about an increase in confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Arab World most populous country. Mustafa Madbouly says his government will keep tightening its preventive measures “to avoid a new wave of the pandemic,” according to the state-run MENA news agency. |
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis says that the pandemic has both ‘’exposed and aggravated’’ social inequalities. Francis said during his weekly audience Wednesday that disparities show up in the workplace, schools and government programs to address the economic impact of the pandemic. |
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The Xinjiang region has recorded 826 confirmed virus cases from mid-July through Tuesday in the outbreak, the government reported. It says 124 still were hospitalized. The announcement says testing would cover "key communities" but gave no indication how many people would be involved. HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS OUTBREAK. |
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- The pastor advised young men to ensure they have seen their partners' faces without makeup before walking down the aisle with them.
- He held he will personally not officiate unions with grooms who have not seen their brides' faces without makeup. - His sentiments were supported by many Kenyans who shared his post widely in unison. |
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Health Minister Hala Zayed is concerned people aren’t wearing face masks or observing social distancing. She called for police to activate penalties for those not wearing masks on public transportation. In May, the government made wearing face masks mandatory, with violators fined 4,000 pounds (around $250) by police. |
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HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: CAIRO — Egypt’s prime minister is warning about an increase in confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Arab World most populous country. Mustafa Madbouly says his government will keep tightening its preventive measures “to avoid a new wave of the pandemic,” according to the state-run MENA news agency. |
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BEIJING — The city of Urumqi in China’s northwest resumed large-scale virus testing of residents Wednesday to stop a coronavirus outbreak, the government announced. The Xinjiang region has recorded 826 confirmed virus cases from mid-July through Tuesday in the outbreak, the government reported. It says 124 still were hospitalized. |
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