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Zanjas en la frontera: entre el símbolo político y la política pública
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Las llaves de Santiago no son un trofeo político
Hay gestos que parecen protocolares, pero cuando el alcalde de Santiago, Mario Desbordes, decide transformar ese gesto en una señal ideológica, el acto dice mucho más de lo que aparenta. La decisión de entregar las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago a la venezolana María Corina Machado es un caso claro.
The Keys of Santiago: Not a Political Trophy
The Keys of Santiago: Not a Political Trophy | ElCiudadano.cl | Noticias El Ciudadano Original article: Las llaves de Santiago no son un trofeo político By Claudia Barahona Chang While some gestures may seem merely ceremonial, the decision by Santiago’s Mayor Mario Desbordes to transform such a gesture into an ideological statement signifies much more than it appears. A prime example is the decision to bestow the keys to the city upon Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado.
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Quanto de café é preciso tomar para morrer? Ciência desvenda dúvida de quem tem medo de exagerar
Um cafezinho vai muito bem em vários momentos do dia. Seja para facilitar o despertar pela manhã, seja para ajudar na energia pós-almoço, a bebida é uma das queridinhas dos brasileiros. Porém, assim como qualquer outra substância, em excesso, o café pode, sim, fazer mal. E, em casos muito extremos, pode até levar à morte. Mas quanto de café é preciso tomar para morrer? Vamos analisar o que diz a ciência para responder essa questão! Continue lendo! Leia mais: Sente um sono pesado depois do almoço?
Temporal Analysis of Pituitary Transcriptional Dynamics in Mice Models of Hypopituitarism During Postnatal Development
Abstract Congenital hypopituitarism is characterized by deficient pituitary hormone production, affecting growth and development. The molecular mechanisms underlying pituitary development and dysfunction in hypopituitarism remain incompletely understood.
Montane Ecoclines in Ancient Central Asia: A Preliminary Study of Agropastoral Economies in Juuku, Kyrgyzstan
3.1.1. Kurgan Excavation LJK1 is one of a group of burial mounds located on the second terrace east of the Juuku River. Unlike many kurgan clusters that follow an alignment or linear cluster, this kurgan is not part of an ordered alignment or arrangement. LJK1 is situated at a high part of the western edge of the terrace such that the mound slopes down toward the east.
Você ficará surpreso ao descobrir para que serve o copinho de água servido com seu café
Seja para começar o dia, se manter disposto à tarde ou fazer a digestão após as refeições, um bom cafezinho sempre vai bem. Segundo o último levantamento da Associação Brasileira da Indústria de Café (ABIC), divulgado em 2021, o café não é apenas a bebida mais consumida no país, depois da água, mas continua sendo a bebida mais apreciada. Além de ser um ótimo aliado para proporcionar mais energia, o café também oferece diversos benefícios à saúde.
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Rethinking Prehistoric Central Asia
The peoples of Inner Asia in the second half of the first millennium BC have long been considered to be nomads, engaging in warfare and conflict. This book, which presents the findings of new archaeological research in southeastern Kazakhstan, analyzes these findings to present important conclusions about the nature of Inner Asian society in this period.
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