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In Barcelona people are out and about on Christmas Eve as mask wearing outdoors becomes compulsory in a bid to curb a growing wave of Covid-19 infections in the country. IMAGES
Madrid, Oct 10 (EFE).- Madrid marked Sunday the World Mental Health Day with a march demanding a normalization of mental illnesses and more resources to help the entire population, after almost two years of pandemic, in which more cases of mental illnesses have been detected.The World Mental Health Day is observed annually on Oct. 10 as the day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. (Camera: JUAN YAGÜE). SHOT LIST: PEOPLE MARCH TO MARK THE WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY IN MADRID, SPAIN.
Madrid residents vote during the last hour of voting in regional elections, which was also open to people either quarantining or who have tested positive for Covid-19. The election is expected to deliver a comfortable victory to the city's hardline leader of the right-wing Popular Party (PP), Isabel Diaz Ayuso, who has soared in prominence for stubbornly resisting virus restrictions. IMAGES
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Lisbon (Portugal), March 7 (EFE), (Camera: Andrea Caballero).- Vasco Prazedes, 21, is enjoying the morning in Oeiras, on the outskirts of Lisbon, taking photos at sea with his aquatic camera. The beaches in Portugal have just reopened to practice sports and he is grateful because it "helps people to distract themselves from this." By 'this' he refers to the second nationwide lockdown in Portugal, which began on January 15 and will last at least until March 16, and which for him "was very heavy, hard and difficult." According to experts, millions of people have experienced this feeling which has led to a significant increase in cases of depression, anxiety and eating disorders. SOUNDBITES OF:-ANA PAULA MATOS, PSYCHOLOGIST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA:"These young people had a more positive emotionality, more positive emotions and they felt easier and more satisfied with their lives. They didn't have negative emotions. After living the pandemic, what they report is an experience of increased levels of sadness, fear, and anger.""This implies sadness, irritability, a greater tendency to gain or lose weight. Lack of self-confidence, insecurity, doubts about the future, guilt. It has increased from 8% to 14%.""This can have an important impact on young people because they are in a phase where socialization is very important. They are confined at home with the family, which on the one hand is comfortable, but on the other, it prevents them of having more direct socialization with their friends." -VASCO PRAZEDES, 21: "Sport is very important to keep us alive.""It was heavier, harder... because we had already experienced it. It was very difficult for me. I felt depressed because there was not much to do and there was no class. The future will always be worse."
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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