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The EQS is the first all-electric luxury saloon from Mercedes-EQ. With it, Mercedes-EQ is redefining this vehicle segment. The EQS is also the first model to be based on the modular architecture for luxury and executive-class electric vehicles. Fusing technology, design, functionality and connectivity, the EQS delights both drivers and passengers. First models on the market will be the EQS 450+ with 245 kW and the EQS 580 4MATIC with 385 kW.
Caracas, Mar 16 (EFE) (Camera: Iván Cárdenas) .- Disappointment is drawn on the face of worker María Ponte when she leaves a butcher shop in the Caracas favela of Petare, the largest and most problematic in Venezuela. She went there hoping that some phenomenon had thrown prices down, allowing her to eat meat for the first time this year.FOOTAGE OF THE STREETS AND MARKETS IN CARACAS, VENEZUELA
Sao Paulo, Feb 5 (EFE), (CAMERA: Wallace Carvalho) .- Since she was a child, Isabella Souza has suffered beatings and abuse, being a trans woman in Brazil, the country with the highest killing rate for trans people in the world. STATEMENTS Susy Muniz, 28 years old"Being trans is like killing ten lions a day. You have to fight against the whole world, against an entire society, against a policy that wants to exterminate you. You fight to exist, to have the right to your name. Basic things, basic struggles and that wears us down.""For me it was much more attractive for a man to find me sexy, to see me as a sexual object, to see me as a target who he could kill or spank at any moment.""The data from Antra and the homicides against trans women, the trans femicides, reveal the level of cruelty of the murders, which one does not imagine happens in Brazil. People burned, stoned, hanged, people who have their hearts torn out. So, besides the very high number of homicides, there is a cruelty in them ""It is very difficult to have to fight all the time. It hurts to have to fight all the time, it is tiring, exhausting having to fight all the time. We just want to live, be ourselves, be able to dream and be happy"Isabella Souza, 23 years old"My father always hit me because I'm a trans girl. I couldn't dress as a girl, he took me to the salon to cut my hair and he hit me every day. Once, I had to go to school with glasses because of the bruises, dark glasses""I sold my body to buy drugs and used drugs.""To endure the night awake on the avenue I have to be under the effect of chemicals. Because sober, I could not deal with the cold or the idiots who come to cause problems. There are people who come with a box of rotten eggs and throw them at us, with fire extinguishers, cups with urine. We have already been through a lot on the streets."Elasarah Madalena, 32 years old"The other day I was in the public service of the subway and a lady told me that it was a female bathroom. I asked her if she was seeing a man there. She immediately complained to the guard, who came and told me that I could not use the 'Women's bathroom'. If I go to the men's bathroom, what do you think they'll do to me? A thousand things can happen to me dressed like this. I'm not dressed in an ordinary way. I think I'm dressed like a woman my age.""Every human being who is transmuted suffers until they accept their selves. Many do not even succeed and take their own lives before, either because of religion or because of the family. Moreover, sometimes the family itself, the parents, take the life of their children for not accepting them."
Dharamsala/Bangalore/Bhopal/New Delhi, Sep 7 (EFE/EPA).-India recorded a total of 4,204,613 confirmed cases of Covid-19 on Monday, surpassing Brazil as the world's second worst-hit country by the pandemic, following a week of registering record number of fresh infections per day.With 90,802 fresh cases confirmed by the Ministry of Health in the last 24 hours, the second most populous country in the world is also the nation where the disease has been spreading the quickest, at rates even higher than that of the United States, which has the highest number of coronavirus cases in the world so far.(Camera: SANJAY BAID/PIYAL ADHIKARY/JAGADEESH NV/SANJEEV GUPTA) FOOTAGE SHOWS B-ROLL OF DHARAMSALA, BANGALORE,BHOPAL AND NEW DELHI AMID THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC.
Sao Paulo residents go about their daily life in Paulista Avenue, the msot important street in the city, as the country exceeds 4 million Covid-19 cases and counts over 120,000 deaths. IMAGES
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