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Casi 19.000 niños migrantes han cruzado la selva del Darién en 2021, el año con el número más alto en la historia, alerta Unicef

urielblanco (CNN Español) — Casi 19.000 niños migrantes han cruzado a pie la Región del Darién en 2021, lo que lo convierte en el año con el número más grande en la historia en esta categoría, alertó este lunes el Fondo de las Naciones Unidas para la Infancia (Unicef). La Región del Darién es una

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Southwest Airlines flight cancellations continue into Monday

By DAVID KOENIG AP Airlines Writer DALLAS (AP) — Southwest Airlines canceled hundreds more flights Monday following a weekend of major service disruptions. By midmorning Monday, Southwest had canceled about 360 flights and more than 600 others were delayed. The Dallas-based airline blamed air traffic control issues and bad weather for weekend “operational challenges” that

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Climate change studies are twice as likely to focus on wealthier countries in Europe and North America than low-income countries like those in Africa and the Pacific Islands. The shoreline of Kadavu Island in Fiji is shown here

Scientists looked at more than 100,000 studies and found the world has a giant climate-crisis blind spot

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN Scientists using artificial intelligence to sift through around 100,000 climate studies were trying to put a number on how many people in the world were already experiencing the impacts of the climate crisis. Instead, they discovered something else: there is a worrying inequality in the world of climate science. Climate change

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The busy main market in Ghazni.

Taliban’s religious police instructed to be more moderate, but vulnerable Afghans say brutal justice is still being meted out

By Brent Swails and Clarissa Ward, CNN The blood-stained bodies of the four accused kidnappers were hung off construction cranes with heavy chains, one with a warning sign strung around his neck, “Abductors will be punished like this.” In the public spaces in the western Afghan city of Herat, the crowds squinted into the sun,

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