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Editor, Express Desk @nytimes. Previously Deputy UK Bureau Chief for Business Insider.
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La sequía extrema que pega en Europa tiñe a Inglaterra de un marrón reseco

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By Kieran Corcoran Verified
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
LONDRES.– Cuando William Blake imaginó una Inglaterra idealizada a comienzos del siglo XIX, la describió como una “tierra verde y agradable”. La imagen, tomada de su poema conocido como “Jerusalem”, quedó profundamente arraigada en la identidad nacional. La gente lo canta como un himno en iglesias, estadios deportivos, salas de conciertos y actos políticos. Sin embargo, esa imagen contrasta cada vez más con la Inglaterra de 2026, abrasada y marchita bajo un sol implacable.
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‘Green and Pleasant’ No More, England Turns a Parched Brown

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By Kieran Corcoran Verified
| The New York Times Verified
When William Blake conjured an idealized England in the early 1800s, it was of a “green and pleasant land.” The image, from his poem known as “Jerusalem,” burrowed deep into the nation’s psyche. People sing it as a hymn in churches, at sports stadiums, in concert halls and at political rallies. It is, however, increasingly at odds with the England of 2026, scorched and wilting under an unforgiving sun.
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What to Know About the Venezuela Earthquakes and Rescue Efforts

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By Leo Sands Verified, Aimee Ortiz Verified, Kieran Corcoran Verified
| Breaking One
The possibility of finding more survivors has become increasingly remote, 10 days after two deadly earthquakes cut a path of destruction through northern Venezuela. More than 2,900 people have died since the twin quakes struck on June 24, with about 16,600 others injured and about 16,300 people displaced, Venezuela's information ministry reported Saturday. More than 800 buildings have been damaged or destroyed, the ministry said.
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