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Month: December 2022

Dormir mal puede volverte más irritable. Esto es lo que puedes hacer para mejorarlo

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Estrés por las fiestas. Problemas en el trabajo. Preocupaciones económicas. Problemas familiares: las preocupaciones que pueden robarte el sueño son infinitas. Si todo eso afecta las horas que duermes, pagarás un precio en tu capacidad de pensar, planificar y gestionar tus emociones. “La deuda de sueño, también llamada déficit de sueño,

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Russian government notified US embassy last week about Griner’s transfer to penal colony, weeks after she was moved

By Jennifer Hansler, CNN The Russian government formally told the US Embassy last week about Brittney Griner’s transfer to a remote penal colony, weeks after the wrongfully detained WNBA star had been moved, according to the Biden administration. “The U.S. Embassy in Moscow was formally notified by the Russian government of Ms. Griner’s transfer on

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After suicide bomb, Pakistan demands Taliban prevent attacks

By MUNIR AHMED Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan has demanded neighboring Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers prevent terrorist attacks coming from their soil. The demand came a day after a suicide bombing in Pakistan’s southwest killed four people. It appeared to target police protecting polio workers in the area. Pakistani Taliban fighters who are hiding across

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Brittany Higgins leaves court on October 14.

High-profile Australian rape case dropped due to fears over accuser’s mental health

By Angus Watson, CNN Prosecutors in Australia have ended high-profile legal action against a former government staffer accused of raping a colleague inside Parliament House, saying a retrial would pose a “significant and unacceptable risk” to the woman’s life. The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) director of public prosecutions, Shane Drumgold, told reporters Friday that the

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Seoul places new sanctions on North Korea over arms buildup

By KIM TONG-HYUNG Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Friday sanctioned eight people and seven organizations suspected of engaging in illicit activities to finance North Korea’s growing nuclear weapons and missile programs. The move was largely symbolic considering the lack of financial exchanges and business activities between the rival Koreas. But

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