Addressing Healthcare Inequities for Undocumented Immigrants: A Step Towards Equality

In a groundbreaking move, the United States government has announced that thousands of undocumented immigrants will now be eligible for health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This new federal rule, set to take effect in November, aims to bridge the gap in health care access for individuals in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

DACA has long been a lifeline for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the United States as children, shielding them from deportation and providing them with work permits. However, these individuals have been unjustly excluded from federal health insurance programs, leaving them vulnerable to health care disparities and placing a burden on their overall well-being.

The Health and Human Services Department’s impending regulation marks a turning point in addressing this oversight. By allowing DACA recipients access to health coverage

The famous Chopin building next to the Copacabana Palace hotel. — © Google Streetview

Brazilian multimillionaire Regina Gonçalves claims she was kidnapped by her own driver for a year. The 88-year-old is said to have been held in an apartment on the Copacabana. In total, the driver is said to have kept the multimillionaire under control for more than 10 years. Brazilian media report this.

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88-year-old Regina Conçalves lives in a luxury apartment at one of the most famous addresses in Rio de Janeiro. The socialite inherited the company from her husband Nestor about 30 years ago when he passed away. Nestor Conçalves was a farmer and businessman and amassed a huge fortune over the years. The couple had no children, but they did have a lot of real estate, jewelry and a valuable art collection. Regina herself made her name as a hostess for the we

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As in the United States, several countries began this Thursday (02/05/2024) to report growing student protests at numerous universities against the war in Gaza Stripwhich include the installation of fields.

Students at British universities set up camps

Several British universities have begun setting up pro-Palestinian camps to push back against the war in the Gaza Strip, but organizing groups do not expect a repeat of the violence witnessed in the Gaza Strip. American protestsaccording to the announcement Solidarity campaign with Palestine.

The first student camp was set up in the last week of April at the University of Warwick, and subsequently at campuses in Bristol, Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle, according to organisers.

The group’s campaign manager, Stella Swain, told the media on Thursday that, in the coming weeks, “more places will accept this call for support. All protests so far have been completely peaceful and there is nothing to indicate that they will not they are “They will be. There would be very little reason for a (police) response.” She said that she hopes that no political leadership – regardless of whether they support their cause or not – would want to see the British police act as the American police did with the students protesters.

They occupy an atrium at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland

Meanwhile, on Thursday afternoon, around forty people occupied the atrium of the Faculty of Humanities and Political Sciences at the University of Lausanne (UNIL), one of the most prestigious in Switzerland, the public televis

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[날씨] Early summer weather tomorrow too… Rain across the country during Children’s Day

The high temperatures are here again and there is no time to enjoy the spring vibes.

The area marked in yellow on the map indicates 25 to 30 degrees.

As you can see, while in most areas of the country temperatures exceeded 25 degrees, there were places in Gyeonggi and Gangwon where temperatures exceeded 30 degrees.

This is the equivalent temperature of July of a typical year.

Tomorrow will be as hot as today.

Let’s take a more detailed look at tomorrow’s temperature.

The entire country will start similar to norm

The Russian Armed Forces destroyed the headquarters of an operational command of troops of the kyiv regime, the Russian Defense Ministry reported this Wednesday.

“Tactical operational aviation, missile forces and artillery of the Russian Armed Forces groups hit the headquarters of the ‘Southern’ operational command

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the violence in the Georgian capital Tbilisi, where police used water cannons, tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protests against the “foreign agents” law, and urged the country not to deviate from its path to the EU. Reuters, quoted by BTA.

Earlier, the 150 deputies of the Georgian parliament approved the law in the second reading by 83 (out of 150) to 23 votes, the Associated Press notes.

Protesters call the bill “the Russian law” because neighboring Russia has used similar legal measures against independent news media and organizations critical of the Kremlin.