Washington Post |
Colombia rebel boss to continue recovery from stroke in Cuba
Washington Post BOGOTA, Colombia — The leader of Colombia's largest rebel movement is continuing his recovery from a light stroke in Cuba. Colombia's government Tuesday said it had authorized Rodrigo Londono's travel to the communist-run island. The commander of ... |
San Francisco Chronicle |
Colombia rebel boss to continue recovery from stroke in Cuba
San Francisco Chronicle FILE - In this June, 27, 2017 file photo, Rodrigo Londono, also known as Timoleon Jimenez or Timochenko, the top commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, FARC, gives his speech during an act to commemorate the completion of the ... |
Normangee Star |
Fight Against World's Worst Cholera Outbreak Continues
KPBS Cholera is spreading rapidly across Yemen, where civil war has decimated the public health services needed to contain the outbreak. Nearly 1,600 people have died from the disease in the last two months; an estimated 5,000 are infected every day. Cholera cases up 10000 as tons of medical supplies arrive News Scan for Jul 03, 2017 Yemen's cholera death toll rises to 1500: WHO |
US-backed war in Yemen sparks deadly cholera outbreak
World Socialist Web Site According to the latest figures from the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 1,500 Yemenis have died in a deadly cholera epidemic which has infected some 250,000 people since April. Children account for a quarter of the deaths and half of all ... |
Tech Times |
Transgender Fish: Contraceptive Pills Flushed Down Water Drains Cause Male Fish To Mutate Into Females
Tech Times Male roach fish now exhibit more feminine traits, with some of them even starting to produce eggs. Chemicals present in birth control pills and other household products flushed down household drains are blamed for these changes. ( Gabriela Sanda ... Birth control is giving rise to transgender fish Male fish mutating into females because of waste chemicals, expert warns Report: Contraceptive pills causing transgenderism in fish |