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The United States warns Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo at the UN that they "must walk back from the brink of war" as tensions between the neighbors ratchet up. "Regional diplomatic efforts, not military conflict, are the only path to a negotiated solution and sustainable peace," says American envoy to the UN Robert Wood during a UNSC emergency meeting. SOUNDBITE
Bogota, Oct 15 (EFE).- The Leisure and Fantasy Salon (SOFA), the most important event for fans of anime, horror, fantasy and video game in Colombia, returned to Bogotá to bring the best of geek culture back to the country.With exhibitions of horror and action figures, manga and a complete pavilion dedicated to video games, the SOFA opened its doors in Corferias de Bogotá on Thursday and and will run throughout Monday so that families can dream and have fun. (Camera: JUAN DIEGO LOPEZ).B-ROLL OF THE LEISURE AND FANTASY SALON (SOFA) EVENT IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA.
Madrid, Jul 3 (EFE).- Madrid brought back its traditional LGBTI Pride march Saturday after the event was cancelled in 2020 due to pandemic. (Camera: EFE).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE JOIN LGBTI PRIDE MARCH IN MADRID, SPAIN.
Coria del Río (Seville), May 11 (EFE) .- The town of Coria del Río, the most affected last summer by the outbreak of the El Niño virus spread by mosquitoes, has started on Tuesday its plan to control these insects, which is activated "before the resignation of functions of the Board", has denounced its mayor, Modesto González.FOOTAGE OF FUMIGATION IN CORIA DEL RÍO (SEVILLA).
Péruwelz (Belgium), Jul 12 (EFE) .- (Camera: Leo Rodríguez) Residents od the 'Le Jardin de Picardie' home, located in the Belgian town of Péruwelz, are once again able to hug after three months of strict confinement thanks to the 'calinerie', a laminated panel installed in the centre garden and which translates to 'tenderness'.FOOTAGE OF THE LE JARDIN DE PICARDIE HOME IN PÉRUWELZ. SOUNDBTIES OF LILI HENDRIEKSE, RESIDENT; MARIE-CHRISTINE DESOER , DIRECTOR OF THE HOME; AND YVES LETELLIER, WHO VISITS HIS FATHER. Translations: LILI HENDRIEKSE: 1. I saw my children two metres away despite having a great desire to hug them. We had to be patient. 2. It (the hug) was with my daughter and I cried. I am very emotional. MARIE-CHRISTINE DESOER: 1. Not knowing how long this was going to last we had to find a solution to be able to hug our residents. Living without physical contact is not possible, so that's why we decided to create the ‘calinerie'. 2. When we started hearing about coronavirus we were very scared. Luckily, we had the necessary equipment and, trying to react quickly, we made reservations for masks, gel (hand sanitizer), gloves and blouses (medical). YVES LETELLIER: 1. We were frustrated about not being able to touch them, so the idea of ??creating an installation to be able to hug each other is really fantastic. You get used to it, but being able to do it again renews you.
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