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More Than 11,300 People Dead In Libya's Worst Flooding, Outrage After Spanish Woman Reporter Groped And More
All the world news you need to know this week.
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Activism
In A Historic Referendum, People In Ecuador Have Voted To Protect The Amazon By Stopping Oil Drilling
In a single hectare of land in the Yasuní national park, there are more insect species than in all of North America and more species of trees and plants than in any other hectare on Earth.
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This UFO Researcher Presented “Evidence” Of Aliens To Mexico’s Congress But People Aren’t Convinced
“Anyone else disappointed the aliens revealed in Mexico looks exactly like Hollywood predicted aliens would look like? Not suspicious at all.”
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This Village In Portugal Has Been Flooded By A River Of Wine After A Distillery’s Tanks Burst
The spill lasted for about an hour but did not leave a strong smell because it was “good quality wine”.
Climate
Over 5,000 People Have Been Killed And Entire Neighborhoods Swept To Sea In Libya’s Most Disastrous Flood
The staggering death toll is expected to rise as search and rescue operations continue.
Featured
A Man Grabbed This Spanish Woman Reporter’s Butt While She Was On Live TV And People Are Furious
Spanish journalist Isa Balado was groped by a man while she was reporting live on TV, prompting outrage in the country against gender violence.
Cute
This YouTuber Got A Yellow Card At A Soccer Game So He Pulled Our A UNO Reverse Card And People Lost It
“Can’t believe Premier League players never tried this.”
Cute
This Underwear Brand Featured Diverse Models For New Zealand Fashion Week To Celebrate Body Positivity
People with a variety of body shapes – from rugby players to models of all ages, sizes, races and abilities – charmed the crowd at New Zealand Fashion Week.
Cute
This Filipino Church Held A Mass Same-Sex Wedding For 29 Couples And It’s Absolutely Beautiful
This is the 13th year the local church has been holding an unofficial LGBTQ mass wedding.
Activism
Morocco’s Soccer Team Donated Blood After Deadly Earthquake Strikes The Country
Morocco’s national soccer team players donated blood to the injured after an earthquake killed more than 2,000 people on Friday Sep. 8.
Featured
Spain’s Football President Has Finally Resigned After He Forcibly Kissed A Woman Player On The Lips
Luis Rubiales said he has “faith in the truth” and will do “everything in my power to prevail.”
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A Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake Struck Morocco And More Than 2,000 People Are Dead
More than 2,000 people have been killed and people have been injured after a powerful earthquake struck Morocco on Friday Sep. 8.