Kamala-Trump

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EM PORTUGAL PROIBEM TELEMOVEL


NA  MERICA  ANDAM TIROS NAS ESCOLAS!


TELEMOVEL NAO DA TIROS!


NO GERAL ESCOLAS SAO GUARDAR CRIANCAS   ...  PRISOES  MULTICULTURAIS


  ESCOLA E AOS 3 ANOS!

[I. I. Kaspov]

Exacto!!

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PDe acordo com o Escritório da ONU sobre Drogas e Crimes, os Estados Unidos registram uma taxa de homicídio de 4.88 óbitos por 100 mil cidadãos, muito superior ao de países ricos, como a Áustria (0.51) ou Holanda (0,61), mas também superior aos mais pobres, como Albânia (2,28), Bangladesh (2,51) e Chile (3,59).



Os alemães são o quarto povo mais armado do mundo. No país, de acordo com estimativas do estudo feito pela Small Arms Survey, há 25 milhões de armas leves, registradas ou não. Para cada 100 habitantes da Alemanha, há 30 armas.


Aproximadamente 15,5 milhões de armas estão em poder da população civil Mexicana


No Iêmen há 11,5 milhões de armas em posse da população civil. A concentração é uma das mais altas do mundo: 55 armas para cada 100 habitantes.

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 filhos passam demasiado tempo na escola? Sim


Há crianças a passar 50 horas semanais na escola

 o que E assustador.


 tempo que as crianças até aos 3 anos passam fora de casa, nas creches, equivale a um dia normal de trabalho de uma pessoa adulta.



Crianças portuguesas são das que passam mais tempo no jardim de infância e menos em família




Passar demasiado tempo na escola não é positivo, alerta Ordem dos Psicólogos




O psicólogo Eduardo Sá acredita que tempo longe do núcleo familiar é "magnifico para desenvolvimento subsequente", mas "demasiado tempo afastada da família faz com que a criança fique mais inibida".

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Parece q continuam a tentar... mas DT says: "Nothing will slow me down," he wrote. "I will never surrender!"


«Trump rushed to safety and suspect held after man spotted with rifle

36 minutes ago

Madeline Halpert

BBC News, New York

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Former President Donald Trump is safe following an apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf course, and a "potential suspect" is in custody, US authorities have confirmed.

Secret Service agents spotted the barrel of a rifle poking through some bushes and opened fire at him, officials said. The FBI said Trump was 300-500 yards away at the time.

An AK47-style firearm and scope, along with two backpacks and a GoPro camera, were later found at the scene.

A witness reported seeing the suspect running from some bushes and jumping into a black Nissan car after the agents had fired at him multiple times.

    Police give update on shooting in Trump 'vicinity': Follow Live

The witness took a picture of the vehicle and it was stopped later in Martin County, north of the club.

In an email to his supporters, Trump said he was "safe and well".

"Nothing will slow me down," he wrote. "I will never surrender!"

The incident comes almost exactly two months after a gunman attempted to assassinate Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, striking his ear.

The Secret Service confirmed in a post on X that they were investigating a "protective incident" involving Trump that took place shortly before 14:00 EST (19:00 BST) on Sunday.

The White House said President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris had been briefed about the incident that they said took place at the Trump International Golf Course, "where former President Trump was golfing".

"They are relieved to know that he is safe. They will be kept regularly updated by their team," the White House said.

Harris posted on X that she had been briefed on the matter and was glad Trump was unharmed. "Violence has no place in America," she wrote.

Trump was injured while addressing a crowd in Butler, Pennsylvania, on 13 July when a gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, fired at him with an AR-15–style rifle from the roof of a nearby building.

The shooting left one audience member dead, while Crooks, 20, was killed at the scene by a Secret Service sniper.

The Secret Service faced intense scrutiny over how the shooter from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, was able to open fire on the former president.

The director of the agency, Kimberly Cheatle, resigned within two weeks of the incident.»


https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3rllnd1pypo