#borrado

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"Adiós"/ Idea Vilariño

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Bluntblackjew vía Instagram: "La historia judía jamaicana es tan extensa que esta publicación, en lugar de 7 diapositivas, probablemente se extendería a 30 o más. Eso es lo que amo de la historia de Jamaica, y el hecho de que esta historia es historia viva. Esta versión condensada es cómo los judíos jamaicanos llegaron como refugiados y se convirtieron en uno de los muchos grupos en la isla que influenciaron directamente la historia.

"Los judíos en el Caribe, especialmente los judíos sefardíes, nunca desaparecieron. Seguimos existiendo, y espero que esta publicación eduque y elimine el borrado de nuestra historia que seguimos viendo."

Bluntblackjew via Instagram: "Jamaican Jewish history is so extensive that this post would, instead of 7 slides, probably extend to 30 or more. That is what I love about the history of Jamaica, and the fact this is history is living history. This condensed version is how Jamaican Jews came as refugees and became one of the many people on the island to directly influence history "Jews in the Caribbean, especially Safardi Jews, never disappeared. We continue to exist, and I hope this post educates and removes the erasure of our history that we continue to see."

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A adulto mayor le roban billetera en Las Piñas; Contenido de la tarjeta de cajero automático, casi borrado.

A un anciano de la ciudad de Las Piñas le robaron la billetera dentro de una tienda de comestibles, según un informe de Bea Pinlac en Unang Balita este miércoles. Aunque la billetera fue devuelta a la víctima de 63 años, se retiraron casi P50,000 de su tarjeta de cajero automático, principalmente de su pensión. Según la policía, uno de los sospechosos chocó con la víctima dentro del supermercado…

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PRIMA PAGINA El Mundo di Oggi mercoledì, 11 settembre 2024

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mis amigos.

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18/08/2018

Oye, qué precioso, ¿no? Uno espera muchas cosas, pero como lluvia que se escurre por el cielo sin previo aviso, así llegaste tú y mirame, sólo quiero estar empapado de ti.

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APAREZCO ASI Y FLASHEAS QUE TE LA VOY A DAR PERO LA VERDAD ES QUE TE VOY A EXPLOTAR LA CABEZA CONTRA LA PARED

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bueno ceramica wednesday vuelvo en un rato pórtense bien los quiero besos 😘

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una amiga cumple años y le hice una tarjeta: le gusta el rosa y los brillos

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acabo de entrar a Tumblr casualmente y vi que ayer subí fotos COMPROMETEDORAS JADBAKKA AMIGA NO PODES

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[oknews]

Denuncian el borrado de la web del software de Begoña Gómez dos días después de que la Audiencia permitiera investigarla

A la espera de que la Audiencia de Madrid responda a su petición de archivar el caso y de que Juan Carlos Peinado se pronuncie sobre si acepta investigar a Begoña Gómez por la presunta apropiación personal del software de la Universidad Complutense, un nuevo frente se ha abierto para la esposa de Pedro Sánchez. Seguir leyendo Source link original

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se acuerdan cuando hacíamos pan casero???

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“Ley Trans” will allow a legal sex change in four months from applying to anyone older than 11, without having to visit a doctor or take cross-sex hormones.” Reblog if you would rather be called a “transphobe” than be ok with sex change surgeries on children

By Andreia Nobre Feb 9, 2023

On February 8, 2023, the Spanish senate approved the “Ley Trans” law with 144 votes.

“Ley Trans” will allow a legal sex change in four months from applying to anyone older than 11, without having to visit a doctor or take cross-sex hormones.” There were 108 votes against the new law, which will be sent to the congress for final approval a week later.

The opposition to the Ley Trans in Spain, which includes several political parties and feminist groups, claims that the senate ignored the concerns raised in other European countries. They are referring to cases such as the Scottish self-id law, which was approved in a similar manner last December, with “minimal and technical modifications” - and then subjected to a block by Westminster. The opposition to the Ley Trans include the political parties Partido Popular (PP), Vox, Ciudadanos (CS) and Unión del Pueblo Navarro (UPN) who urged the Spanish government to "look at the countries around us" such as Finland, Sweden or the United Kingdom. They claim that these countries “advanced with these laws and now are not only ‘putting the brakes on’ them, but are also amending them” to address the concerns raised.

The opposition cited the closing of Tavistock gender clinic in the UK, and the growing number of people who have been harmed by the “affirmative model” for “gender dysphoria” and say that “their lives are infinitely worse because they suffer from depression or suicide attempts.” Giving Sweden as an example, the opposition warned about the dangers of hormonal and medical treatments for minors, which have now been stopped in the country. El Mundo journal cited Reem Alsalem, UN Special Rapporteur, who said in an interview for the same paper “It is very dangerous that children can change their bodies without any restrictions.”

Alsalem, whose statements were brought by the party PP to the senate, also spoke about “self-identification” with the opposite sex, saying that "women's rights may once again be limited” and that "individual will is not enough" to deal with “gender identity.”

The UN Rapporteur also expressed concern about people losing their jobs for talking about sex-based rights.” Spanish feminist group Alianza Contra el Borrado de las Mujeres (Against Female Erasure Alliance) released a statement on the day the law was approved in Senate saying that the “the parallels in the processing, content and objectives of the Law of ‘Yes is Yes’ and the Ley Trans are disturbing."

Contra El Borrado points out that both laws “violate regulations and international treaties in force that protect the rights of women and children.”