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The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is critical, with tens of thousands of victims, bombarded medical facilities and aid workers deliberately targeted by the Israeli forces. A session to hear the direct testimony of a Palestinian journalist, born in Gaza, who reported on the lives of the people of Gaza for the first six months of the conflict. With Sami M. H. Alajrami, journalist and former correspondent from Gaza for La Repubblica

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A vital investigation of the economic and environmental instability of America's food system, from the agricultural issues we face - soil loss, water depletion, climate change, pesticide use - to the community of leaders who are determined to fix it. Sustainable is a film about the land, the people who work it, and what must be done to sustain it for future generations.

Thousands of Amazon workers on Thursday launched the largest strike against the retail giant in U.S. history, pressuring the company at the height of the holiday period to follow the law and bargain with those who have organized with the Teamsters union. The strike includes warehouse workers and drivers at seven distribution centers in some of Amazon’s largest markets, including New York, Atlanta and San Francisco; Teamsters have also set up picket lines at many other warehouses nationwide. “We’re engaging in a coordinated action to try to put the pressure on ... continua

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Adaptación de un cuento de Julio Cortázar que narra la historia de Thomas (David Hemmings), un fotógrafo de moda que, tras realizar unas tomas en un parque londinense, descubre al revelarlas una forma irreconocible que resulta ser algo tan turbador como inesperado. (FILMAFFINITY) Título original: Blow-Up (Blowup) Año 1966 País: Reino Unido Dirección: Michelangelo Antonioni Guion: Tonino Guerra, Michelangelo Antonioni. Cuento: Julio Cortázar. Diálogos: Edward Bond Música: Herbert Hancock Fotografía: Carlo Di Palma

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