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The following images are summarized what happened in the world last week.
See how his camera lens recorded AssociatedPress the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.
Alimos, Greece: Freedom's dives become more comfortable
The road for inter-municipal travel has been open for all weekends for a week now, as part of the easing of measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Excursions to the sea or the mountains are a ίδα decompression valve for the world, while the weather is an "ally" this week as well.
Swafar, Lebanon: Everything Marriage Difficult…
Bride and groom posing for some pictures that they will remember forever in their lives during a wedding photo shoot in the village of Swafar, in the middle of a fog. Lebanon is also experiencing difficult times due to a pandemic and traffic restrictions have been imposed, but some have already arranged to get married. A marriage started with difficulties…
Timentorfer Strand, Germany: Idyllic setting, but for a while
Only day travelers are allowed in Germany, due to the anti-coronavirus measures imposed in the country, while all accommodation for tourists is closed. The Baltic Sea is calm and suitable for relaxing moments, but unfortunately for those who prefer it, they should leave it quickly.
Belfast, Northern Ireland: Hatred is back and riots
Serious incidents broke out on Wednesday night (07/04) in Belfast, as the clashes escalated in the streets with ongoing attacks by young Protestants against the Police, which resulted in the looting and burning of a bus. The situation in Northern Ireland smells like gunpowder again, recalling nightmares of the past.
Parts of the region remain deeply divided, 23 years after a peace deal that largely ended three decades of bloodshed. Many Catholic nationalists aspire to unite with Ireland, while Protestants want to stay in the United Kingdom.
Yangon, Myanmar: And the protesters with guns in their hands
Protesters in Myanmar continue their mobilization against the junta, which has imposed its own rule, and called on citizens to join more coordinated movements, defying repression. At a time when there is a hunt for even important personalities of the country, the people seem determined not to let go of their weapons.
Washington, USA: On alert again
The Capitol in Washington was attacked again last Friday, when a young African-American threw his car at police, killing one and injuring another, before he himself fell dead from police fire. Members of the National Guard are on the streets and remind that the situation in the US remains complicated.
Los Angeles / Santa Monica, USA: Everyone is waiting for… atonement
California was one of the areas in the United States that took the toughest measures against the coronavirus, but the release of its citizens is expected in June. The state's health and human services minister said low infection rates, declining hospitalizations and increased vaccinations were good reasons.
Catholic Easter was an opportunity for the world to feel a little more atonement from now on, with some getting their own baptism in the sea, on the Pacific coast. It is never too late for anyone to choose their path, under any circumstances.
La Guerra, Venezuela: When you have gone through 40 waves…
A surfer struggles with the waves in the waters of Los Cocos Beach in Guayra, Venezuela, at a time when most people are staying at home after the cancellation of Holy Week activities, due to the increase in infections and deaths from coronavirus. The "battle" with the pandemic shows that it is much more difficult than the one at sea.
via: Newsbeast