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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 lens recorded AssociatedPress the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.
Greece, Naxos: Pole of attraction
Tourism in Greece is gaining momentum, after the slogan given on Thursday (13/05) by Sounio the Minister of Tourism, Haris Theocharis. In the press conference were presented all five new spots of EOT, through which our country is presented with impressive images around the world, which aim to attract visitors.
The beauties of Greece make the work of those in charge easier, as wherever one looks at this place, there will always be something interesting to wander around. The images from Naxos are typical, with summer approaching and offering the opportunity for "cool" breaths, after a difficult period due to coronavirus.
Delos, Greece: The "light" returns to the sky of the country
The sunrise in Delos, in this idyllic setting, is the typical example of the return of "light" to the sky throughout Greece, as measures to limit the spread of coronavirus are becoming more and more relaxed. Museums and archeological sites are ready to reopen their gates, waiting for locals and tourists to admire their beauty.
Gaza Strip: A torment of more than 100 years without end
About a century ago, the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I marked the beginning of British control of the Palestinian territories, which housed mainly Arabs but also a small Jewish community. Since then, the area has mainly "witnessed" wars, tensions and deaths, with a few breaks of calm.
The Gaza Strip is the most troubled area in the region, with tensions hitting red again in recent days between Palestinians and Israelis. As usual, those who pay with their blood are the ordinary citizens, with the areas with mixed population being the ones that are considered the most "dangerous".
Jerusalem, Israel / Palestine: As long as there are children, there is hope
The war situation in the region makes the future of future generations even more uncertain. The children, who will come to replace those who for almost 100 years have failed to impose peace in the region, are the hope that the situation can be reversed. However, the "supplies" they have at the moment are minimal and will require a huge effort.
Kazan, Russia: The number 175 will haunt the city for many years
A gunman attacked a school in the city of Kazan, Russia, killing at least 175 people and wounding several others. A 19-year-old man was arrested and pleaded guilty, while he will be examined by psychologists and psychiatrists that will last at least two months to determine if he is aware of his actions.
Flowers and toys were left at the scene of the heinous crime by the inhabitants of the city, thus paying tribute to the students and teachers who lost their lives due to the rage of the teenage perpetrator. At the same time, the Kremlin has called for tighter controls to limit gun ownership.
Moscow, Russia: "Balsam" in the wounds of Victory Day
With the established large military parade in Moscow, Russia celebrated the 76th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany. More than 12.000 members of the Armed Forces, 76 fighters and helicopters took part in the parade in the Russian capital, whose sky became colorful with fireworks.
May 9 is a milestone day for Russians (and not only), especially at a time when the country is experiencing the effects of the coronavirus. At the same time, it reminds citizens of the importance of the Red Army's contribution during World War II and teaches young people the value of fighting against the causes of such situations.
Bogota, Colombia: When suffocating situations bring "explosion"
More than 40 people have been killed in Colombia in anti-government protests since April 28, the violent repression of which has sparked international outcry. However, citizens seem determined not to take a step back.
The scale of the mobilizations is unprecedented, in a country not very accustomed to social protest, where much of the population has fallen into poverty due to the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic. However, the inscription "We have already said enough" is typical that τή the glass has overflowed.
Jammu, India: Images of revelation in an uncontrollable state
There is no end to the humanitarian catastrophe in India from the coronavirus. Almost every day more than 4.000 lives are lost, raising even more the sad account of the pandemic blow. The death toll has exceeded 250.000, but many experts estimate that the actual death toll is much higher.
Fatima, Portugal: Waiting for the θα miracle of the virus to disappear
It has been over 100 years since the miracle of Fatima was recorded on May 13, 1917. The Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherds in the homonymous village of Portugal and since then the area has been one of the main places of worship of the Catholic Church. Every year thousands of believers flock from all over the world, something that has not changed this year, that everyone is waiting for the. Miracle of the disappearance of the coronavirus.
Pamplona, Spain: Waiting for vaccination
The process of coronavirus vaccination in Spain is still going on, with the pace rising, as citizens look forward to ending the "nightmare" that has plagued them for more than a year. The people are eagerly awaiting their turn, wanting to take another step towards their freedom.
via: Newsbeast