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TORONTO – They are necessary but will be temporary. At the moment, in essence, according to the premier of Ontario, in the face of the entry into force of vaccination passes, all that remains is to make a good face to bad game. “It is a very important measure to combat the disease – Ford reiterated today during a conference a few hours after the implementation of the measure – the Green Pass is essential to avoid another lockdown in the province but it is an interim measure”. (more…)
TORONTO – Here is an item of debate: Do Constitutional rights and guarantees remain valid if someone is “offended” by their existence? (more…)
NEW YORK – Andrew Cuomo resigned. He is no longer governor of the State of New York (although his resignation will officially take effect in fourteen days) and a woman will take his place, for the first time in NY: Kathy Hochul, 62. His deputy. (more…)
(Independent Australia / Francesco Bertolucci) In Italy, one woman in three has experienced violence, physical or sexual, during her lifetime — almost 7 million. And these figures seem to be just the tip of the iceberg… Read More in Independent Australia >>>
In the race to vaccinate the masses against Covid-19 and bring an end to the pandemic, a troubling concern emerges. Millions of children are falling behind on routine childhood vaccinations.
Covid-19 has disrupted several aspects of our lives, from social to economic and most significantly our health. The World Health Organization (WHO) reveals some alarming data following previous warnings that the pandemic would negatively impact basic vaccinations among children.
