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Graphics Assignment Editor @ The Washington Post. Former Senior Graphic Editor @ National Geographic + Visual Enthusiast • from the country of "Pura Vida"
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Análisis sísmico de una estación elevadadel metro de la Ciudad de México

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By Manuel Canales Verified, Ricardo Ruiz, Diaz Canales
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
La Línea 4 del Metro de la Cd. de México está resuelta casi en su totalidad por una estructura elevada constituida por trabes de concreto postensadas que, en tramas independientes, se apoyan libremente sobre columnas de concreto aisladas. En este trabajo se presenta el análisis sísmico de la estructura para un tramo de Estación, idealizada como un péndulo invertido.
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How Trump’s ballroom will dwarf the White House

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By Aaron Steckelberg, Manuel Canales Verified, Maureen Linke, Javier Zarracina
| The Washington Post Verified
How Trump’s ballroom will dwarf the White House (washingtonpost.com) How Trump’s ballroom will dwarf the White House By Aaron Steckelberg; Manuel Canales; Maureen Linke; Javier Zarracina 2025102510004200 President Donald Trump's project to build an expansive new White House ballroom officially broke ground Monday. Crews tore down the East Wing in only four days, despite Trump's claim that the ballroom wouldn't interfere with the existing building.
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Gaza airdrops deliver a fraction of what trucks could, aid groups warn

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By Sammy Westfall Verified, Manuel Canales Verified, Artur Galocha Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Of the scant paths for food aid to reach Gazans facing starvation, one is particularly ineffective, aid groups warn: dropping pallets of food from planes. Airdrops, tried briefly by the United States and others in March of last year, resumed over the weekend, amid a starvation crisis that the world’s leading hunger monitor said this week had “worsened dramatically” to the point of famine.
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