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Visa's payments volume grew 4% YoY in its fiscal Q4 2020 despite the coronavirus pandemic. Business Insider reports that this growth is still far off from its pre-pandemic performance level. All of Visa's revenue drivers are still well behind their pre-pandemic performance levels. Only Visa's data processing segments recorded positive revenue growth in its fiscal Q4 2020.
Hundreds of people line up to donate blood in Larissa, Greece, after a train crash that killed at least 42 people and injured dozens. The initiative has been organised by the Hellenic Red Cross. The two trains collided near a tunnel outside the central Greek city of Larissa before midnight on Tuesday. Two carriages were crushed and a third caught fire, trapping people inside. IMAGES
Mexico City, Jul 25 (EFE).- An apartment of a student in Mexico City has become a second home for Mexican LGBTQ youth who have been forced into homelessness because they are gay.Ricardo had not as such planned to open the doors of his humble apartment for the sexual minorities.But he set on the endeavor eight months ago when he began supporting people living on the street. (Camera: AMERICA NERI).B-ROLL OF THE APARTMENT SOL 204 TURNED INTO A REFUGE FOR PEOPLE FROM LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY, IN MEXICO CITY, MEXICO.SOUND BITE: MEXICAN STUDENT RICARDO; PEOPLE WHO LIVE AT RICARDO'S APARTMENT, VANESSA AND PABLO. (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATIONS:1. RICARDO, MEXICAN STUDENT.- I began to support people living on the streets around 8 months ago and I found the problems that many LGTB people are living with. It is something we do not pay attention to, they go unnoticed, as if they do not exist.2. VANESSA, ONE OF THE RESIDENTS AT RICARDO'S APARTMENT.- I think that's what we need, a hand from someone that will hold us, that will make us think that we're not alone. It means a lot to us and helps keep us moving. Because not all of us are bad people.3. PABLO, ONE OF THE RESIDENTS AT RICARDO'S APARTMENT.- People who live on the street are warriors. Why? Because you are hungry, cold, wet and broken. You have to be fighting often for a space.
Buenos Aires, Jul 01 (EFE).- (Camera: Alberto Caratozzolo) More people live on the streets of Buenos Aires and suffer the cold of winter this year, due to the economic deterioration increased by the Covid-19 pandemic.FOOTAGE OF PEOPLE LIVING IN THE STREETS IN BUENOS AIRES.
La Paz, Apr 12 (EFE), (Camera: Yolanda Salazar).- A group of Bolivian street children, one of the most vulnerable sectors in society, commemorated Children's Day this Monday with an act in which they celebrated the presentation of a draft law to Parliament that vindicates their rights.IMAGES OF CHILDREN AND AUTHORITIES.
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