The strongest photos of the week

Colors, passion, tears, effort, survival, joy, pain.

If a picture is worth a thousand words then you definitely don't need many words for the photos below.

The following images are summarized what happened in the world last week.

See how his camera captured it Associated Press the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.

Athens, Greece: The vindication of the mother who became a symbol against fascism

The Golden Dawn executives were found guilty of criminal organization, as decided by the Court of Appeals on Wednesday, October 7. A day that will go down in history as an important victory against fascism in Greece. Magda Fyssa after seven whole years smiled for a while, raised her fists and looked up. It was the time when she heard that the court would justify her great struggle that she gave all these years.

"Paul, you did it my son, my son," he shouted with all his might. "My child," she said from the depths of her soul, and the large crowd that had gathered to hear the verdict of Justice erupted in applause and cheers. A feeling of joy prevails, which could not be overshadowed even by the small intensity that prevailed.

Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan / Armenia: Picture from a shelter

The situation remains tense in Nagorno-Karabakh, an area claimed by Azerbaijan and Armenia, but there seems to be light on the horizon and things may return to normal in the coming hours. However, there are already hundreds of dead and in all these cases, the biggest victims are civilians. The image inside a shelter does not even need description. She "speaks" on her own.

Jakarta, Indonesia: A country on fire due to anti-labor laws

Indonesia has been buzzing in recent days with outrage over a government bill that sweeps away labor rights and changes much in the social structure over the effects of the pandemic on the economy. Jakarta and other cities have been turned into theaters of clashes between protesters and police, with public outrage overflowing.

Great Wall, China: The crowd celebrates and has its reasons

The scenes coming from the Great Wall last week, which is a big national holiday for China, a few months ago would have seemed unthinkable, due to what the coronavirus has created. However, with the threat significantly reduced, this period was also an opportunity to… test travel around the country, with people not leaving the opportunity untapped.

Gettysburg, USA: At the President's side, at all costs…

Supporters of Donald Trump and Mike Pence gathered on the side of the road in Gettysburg National Military Park to warmly welcome the convoy carrying the US president, who is about to run for another term in the White House. Despite the fact that the coronavirus is sweeping the country, the measures taken by the crowd were not appropriate.

Alpes-Maritimes, France: Rushing water causes scary "parking"

The weather was strong last week in the south of France, with the Alps-Maritime region (near the border with Italy) suffering major damage. The. Parking of the photo caused by the rushing waters, is indicative of the mania that nature showed, when the phenomena were a thing of the past and the account began.

Paris, France: The different Roland Garros brought out the best of Tsitsipas

Stefanos Tsitsipas showed in excellent condition during this year's Roland Garros, as he recorded an enviable course in perhaps the most important Grand Slam in the field of tennis. The Greek athlete had a difficult start, but then his performances were at a top level. Of course, his course stopped in the semifinals, where he was defeated by the great Novak Djokovic.

However, this year's event in Paris had nothing to do with the previous ones, due to the conditions caused by the coronavirus. There could not be a large percentage of people on the stadium stands, with the result that the central courts could accommodate just under 5.000 spectators. The image is typical…

Matera, Italy:

The 7th stage of this year's Italian Round took place against an idyllic background. The city of Matera in the region of Basilicata, in southern Italy, is one of the most beautiful places to visit this great cycling race, with the lens to project around the world the beauties of the country. After all, that is the main goal of Giro.
 

via: newsbeast