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Visa and the NFL are working to create a digital, cashless Super Bowl experience. According to Business Insider this will apply to everything from parking to concessions and mobile ordering. Fans who only have cash can access nearby ATMs that accept cash in exchange for Visa prepaid cards of up to $500 InComm Payments launched a similar cashless payments solution for the Jacksonville Jaguars' home stadium. InComm Payments plans to roll out this cashless solution to more sports venues across the US over the next few weeks.
Tegucigalpa, Jul 8 (EFE) .- Honduran civil society sectors, including education and healthcare, on Wednesday told their government that “enough is enough" of corruption, particularly during the COVID-19 crisis which has claimed the lives of almost 700 and infected some 26,000 people in the country.The message to President Juan Orlando Hernandez was backed up with a convoy of vehicles that traveled across a boulevard of Tegucigalpa to protest via slogans written on the windows of vehicles, as carrying out demonstrations is not possible due to the curfew in place since March. (Camera: URIEL GUDIEL)FOOTAGE SHOWS THE PROTEST IN HONDURAS. SOUNDBITES: DR. SUYAPA FIGUEROA AND PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL FOR DENTISTS MARCO GARAY (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATIONAS:SUYAPA FIGUEROA: (00:03:25-00:03:47) Honduras is the country where thanks to the looting and mercy they made of these approved funds, thanks to the corruption that prevails within the national authorities, we have nothing. We lack personal protective equipment thanks to which today we already have 16 dead.MARCO GARAY: (00:03:47-00:04:20"Our people are dying in health centers and they are dying in hospitals due to the lack of supplies, and lack of medicines. All of our colleagues, doctors, nurses, dentists, are being infected by COVID-19. And the government is deaf and blind and does not respond to the call that we are making as guilds.
Jerusalem, 16 Apr, EFE, (Camera: Joan Mas).- A unique state of fear that modern society has never experienced before. This is how the prestigious Israeli sociologist and writer Eva Illouz, an expert in emotions, describes the effects of the world crisis of the coronavirus, which has led us to an unprecedented situation that disrupts our daily reality and represents an inversion of everything we knew.FOOTAGE OF ISRAELI SOCIOLOGIST AND WRITER EVA ILLOUZ DISCUSSINGTHE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
Every night since the start of the coronavirus lockdown in Paris, Lea, a 17-year-old high school student sings at her window, accompanied by a guitar and encouraged by her neighbours. Her performances begin just after the traditional 8pm applause for healthcare workers on the frontlines of the pandemic. IMAGES
Images of several hundred demonstrators marching in Paris to denounce the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip almost six months after the start of the war. The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said Saturday that at least 32,000 people have been killed in the territory during the months of war between Israel and Palestinian militants. It added that more than 75,000 people have been wounded in the Gaza Strip since the war began when Hamas militants attacked Israel on October 7. IMAGES
Several thousand people march in Paris to mark International Women's Rights Day approach the Place de la Bastille, the focal point of the demonstration. (COMPLETE VID34L26HC_EN) IMAGES
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