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The British Virgin Islands gained the maximum ‘haven score’ of 100, along with the Caymans and Bermuda. Photograph: AlamyPhillip Inman@phillipinmanTue 9 Mar 2021 11.26 GMT
Britain’s overseas territories have topped a list of the world’s most significant tax havens ahead of Switzerland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, according to the campaign group Tax Justice Network.
The plight of sea turtles Sea turtles aren’t just the marine world’s largest reptile. They are one of the oldest surviving forms of life, having lived alongside the dinosaurs. Sea turtles return to the ocean on hatching, and spend their entire lives at sea, except when female turtles come on land to lay eggs. But […]
Nature reserve to save sea turtles from extinction — China Environment News
Nudem, un joven y talentoso cantante, fue encarcelado en Turquía por “promover la propaganda kurda enseñando canciones populares kurdas a grupos de música juvenil”.
En julio de 2016, la sentencia de prisión de Durak se incrementó de 10,5 a 19 años, sin que se presentaran cargos adicionales en su contra. Su liberación está prevista para 2034. [7]10 de junio de 2021
La familia de Nudem se enteró el miércoles 9 de junio de que Nûdem había recibido nuevamente una “medida disciplinaria por” desobediencia “, probablemente nuevamente por cantar para sus compañeros de cárcel. Ella es una de las decenas de miles de presos políticos en Turquía.
Great news for the people!.. if promises of free health, education and social security really happen, if the police and army aren’t lined up on the side of the ruling class criminals, and if the marxist Castillo doesn’t sell out immediately, or hasn’t altready!
Pedro Castillo’s victory in the Peruvian presidential elections is a great political earthquake, reflecting the enormous social and political polarization in the Andean country. The ruling class has suffered a massive defeat on the part of the masses, at the hand of the militant teacher unionist at the head of a party, Peru Libre, which describes itself as Marxist, Leninist and Mariateguist.
By Jorge Martín | 06/10/2021
The recount was a slow and painful process, and the decisive outcome was not clear until the end, three days after the polls closed on June 6. At the time of writing, with 99.795 percent of the votes counted, Pedro Castillo has 8,735,448 votes (50.206 percent), giving him a small but irreversible advantage over his rival, right-wing populist Keiko Fujimori, who obtained 8,663,684 votes (49,794 percent).
Continue reading “Peru: Forces mobilize after Castillo’s narrow populist left VICTORY.. Eng/Esp”
Jun 10 2021 5 comments By thecollective
What follows is the reflections of one individual Frog House Defender.
Frog House has fallen and is in the hands of the enemy, but the struggle is far from over. We hope our failure will be the stepping stone to our and others future success.
We had been occupying that house for many months, thanks to the meager protections granted during the pandemic and that fact that the landlord Neil MacLean is a giant pushover we were able to prolong the eviction for months. That in itself is a victory as under normal circumstances squats don’t tend to last longer than a week.
In July 2016, Durak’s prison sentence was increased from 10.5 to 19 years, with no additional charges brought against her. She is due for release in 2034.[7]
June 10, 2021 Nudem’s family learned on Wednesday June 9th that Nûdem has again received ”disciplinary measure for “disobedience”, probably again for singing for her jail mates. She is one of tens of thousands of political prisoners in Turkey
SIGN HERE… https://secure.avaaz.org/community_petitions/en/Recep_Erdogan_Free_Nudem_Durak/?nFNjudb
Durak began to sing about the age of 12, and bought her first guitar by selling her mother’s wedding ring.[4] She worked as a music teacher in the town of Cizre in South East Turkey at the Memuzin Cultural Centre.[5] She is held in Type E Closed Prison in Mardin, Turkey.
por kaosenlared.net y Federación Anarquistas Gran Canaria
Por Redacción Canarias Semanal Publicado el 10 Jun, 2021
Ruymán Rodríguez, miembro del Sindicato de Inquilinas de Gran Canaria, explica para los lectores de Canarias-semanal el sangrante caso de las 28 familias de la comunidad La Marisma, del municipio grancanario de Gáldar. 70 personas, entre ellas 30 menores, que CaixaBank pretende desahuciar y a que, pese a los continuados llamamientos de este sindicato y de las propias familias, «han sido totalmente abandonadas por el ayuntamiento, el Cabildo y el Gobierno de Canarias»
