The strongest photos of the past week

If a picture is worth a thousand words then you certainly do not need many words for the pictures below. Photos that capture some of the most important events that happened in the past few days from one end of the world to the other.

The most representative images of the week should consist of the following components: Colors, passion, tears, effort, survival, joy, and pain. And that does not change because it's all that makes us human. In the pictures below, then, they are condensed what happened in the world last week.

This is what his photographers recorded Associated Press the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.

Kakovka, Ukraine: Titanic but unequal battle with Covid that sows death

Dr. Oleksandr Molchanov, and another health worker are trying to keep a patient alive in a Ukrainian hospital. Health workers like Molchanov are on the verge of an increase in coronavirus infections and deaths. She works 42-hour shifts, caring for patients in hospitals and adjoining tents before taking two days off.

Buenos Aires, Argentina: A year without the great Diego

It seems like a lie but it is the bitter reality. November 25 marks a year since the great Diego Maradona said goodbye to this useless world. A Diegito fan prepares to leave on his motorcycle next to a mural depicting the late football star outside the Estrella de Fiorito club, Maradona's first team, in Buenos Aires' Fiorito neighborhood.

Santiago, Chile: Women in the spotlight

Gatherings, marches and demonstrations in every corner of the globe took place on November 25, which has been established as the Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. From Greece to Chile, women shouted a big "enough"!

Houston, USA: A ball that stands out

Serbia's Andrea Todorovic watches the ball come very close to her eye as she serves Lily Zhang from the United States during a women's ping-pong match in the second round of the 2021 World Table Tennis Championship.

Frankfurt, Germany: Spiderman arrives in Europe

French urban climber Alain Robert climbs into the high-rise Skyper building in central Frankfurt, Germany, as a man watches him in surprise from his office.

Bosniak, Bulgaria: Incredible tragedy with victims and children

Firefighters and medical examiners are inspecting the scene of the accident of a bus that, according to the authorities, killed at least 45 people on a highway near the village of Bosnek, in western Bulgaria, on Tuesday, November 23, 2021. The bus exploded around 2 p.m. early in the morning and children were among the victims, authorities said.

Manchester, Great Britain: To exorcise evil City

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City has grown within the borders with championships and many titles. Outside the borders, however, I struggle. Especially in the big games. On Wednesday 24/11, however, he showed a great team, beating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 and even with a reversal.

Philadelphia, USA: The Great Escape

Thanksgiving is upon us, which means the holiday season is in full swing. Thousands of citizens do not miss the opportunity to travel and see their loved ones. In this 20-second exposure image, vehicles move along Interstate 76 in anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday in Philadelphia, showing that Americans are "wherever they go."

Herat, Afghanistan: The salesman's smile

A young boy laughs out loud trying to sell his wares at the Herat flea market in Afghanistan. An exceptional frame by the Greek photographer Petros Giannakouris in a country that is being tested after the return of the Taliban to power.

Amazon, Brazil: Gold on the river

Barges operated by illegal miners converge on the Madeira River, a tributary of the Amazon River, in search of gold in Autazes, in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. Hundreds of mining barges have arrived in the last two weeks following rumors of gold, with environmentalists ringing the alarm bell for unprecedented traffic jams in the sensitive ecosystem.

 

via: Newsbeast