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Long a constitutional monarchy with ties to Great Britain, many in Jamaica are looking to end the old relationship and become a republic. But is this movement simply a reaction to anti-colonialism, and what kind of constitution would the new republic create? So far, no answers.Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/will-jamaica-become-republic

While it is tempting to see the economic success of Singapore and Hong Kong as similar, there really are stark differences between them. Hong Kong has developed through laissiez-faire and entrepreneurship while Singapore is much more state directed.Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/economic-success-singapore-and-hong-kong

-Informativo con Nuria Polo -Semana Santa de Ferrol: a confraría das Angustias -O libro que relata o encontro entre Fraga e Fidel Castro en Galicia -A 'Escolma de termos científicos' da Universidade de Vigo -A representación vivente da Resurrección en Fisterra -'Anecdotario', con Manuel de Lorenzo -'Corazón contento', co doutor Xosé Ramón González Juanatey -'Dentro Flow', con Carlota Mosquera

Informativo con Silvia Pereira Tremor preto de Lisboa que se notou en varios puntos de Galicia. Tivo lugar ás 6.11 da mañá cunha magnitude de 5.5 na escala Richter. Entrevistamos a Juan Ramón Vidal Romaní, catedrático emérito de Xeoloxía da Universidade da Coruña. Varios oíntes falaron de como o viviron, entre eles unha galega que reside en Lisboa, onde máis se sentiu o terremoto. Os socorristas neste mes de agosto tiveron bastante traballo nalgúns puntos. Na praia de Esteiro en Xove, tiveron dez rescates nun só día. Falamos con Alberto Rapa, responsable en Xove. Balance das atraccións de feira desta verán. Entrevista a Loli Balsa, secretaria da asociación de atracións de feira de Galicia. O efecto pandemia desínflase, a vivenda rural non despega. Falamos con Xosé Luís Carreira Valín, de Arqueixal, Albá (Palas de Rei), na Comarca da Ulloa. A bóla extra: Pais senior e avós que axudan. Entrevista ao escritor Rodrigo Costoya polo seu último libro "La última reliquia". Novas tolas con Andrea López.

<p>Un espacio para la población senior. Abordamos asuntos de actualidad, temas sobre salud y envejecimiento activo, literatura, música, historia, artesanía o cine.</p> <p>Con Guadalupe Jerez.</p>

Progressives believe that restricting individual liberty permits better social outcomes. In truth, it is individual liberty that allows societies to function best.Original Article: Another Reason Why Individual Freedom Is So Much Better than Central Planning    

Missionary Letter - ARM - Belize

La Solenosis invicta (Hormiga roja de fuego) es una potencial especie exótica invasora en nuestro país. Una investigación de un equipo internacional liderado por el CSIC ha obtenido algunas conclusiones y claves. Hablamos con ellos para saber más.

Desde la Dirección de Sostenibilidad de la Junta de Extremadura se elaboró el audiolibro 'El Sonido de la Biodiversidad'. Un documento de libre acceso, alojado en la página web de la Junta de Extremadura, en el que se pueden conocer los paisajes y especies protegidas dela eurorregión Euroace. Enlace al libro: https://indd.adobe.com/view/eda5164d-009e-46d2-8906-49a94cee544d

Article - The Secret Place of Victory - Belize

Entretien avec Christophe Lucet.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

aux éditions Albin Michel. Rentrée littéraire automne 2022.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

aux éditions du Seuil. Entretien avec Pierre Coutelle.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

<p>Con Eliane Elías & Herbie Hancock, Chet Baker, Joey Calderazzo, Ella Fitzgerald, Ramsey Lewis, Count Basie, Louis Armstrong, Kenny Burrell, Billy Eckstine, Betty Carter & Ray Charles, Stanley Jordan y Stan Kenton entre otros. "Navijazz I". Edición de inicio de nuestros especiales Navijazz 21”/22” que llevaremos a cabo durante estas dos semanas (última de 2021 y primera de 2022) y que dedicaremos, como cada año llegadas las fechas, a recuperar repertorio natural a este tiempo a través de numerosos jazzistas. </p> <p>Con Javier del Barco.</p>

BIMI Candidate School

George Sand rompió todos los moldes. No solo los literarios. Mañana martes, día 27 de abril, en la Sala Trajano de Mérida, una o0bra de danza le rinde homenaje. Se titula "Aurore" y la pone en escena la compañía La Mínima. Charlamos con su director, Luiscar Cuevas.

BREXIT has been an active part of our vocabulary for over 2 years now. With October 31st having come and gone, what is next for Britain, the UK, and their relationship with Europe? The October 31 Brexit date has come and gone and Parliament has been given another extension by the EU. The last 2.5 years have been a political roller coaster in both the UK and EU. Britain, once a key player in European politics and planning, has been sidelined and austracised. The relationship between London and Dublin has been strained beyond measure. Scotland has pushed back again in its desire to leave the UK. And relationships between London and Brussels are arguably as bad as they ever were. And what about the British government itself? The British parliament seems divided and full of vitral. Will the British government survive? And what does the Brexit fiasco mean for those of us who do not live in the UK or Europe? Today’s guests have been watching the BREXIT situation closely and will provide you with powerful insights from the Bible.

When loved ones die it is very difficult for all involved. Death marks the end of life in the flesh. Will your loved ones live again? Are you sure? For those who do not believe in God or the Bible, death can be disheartening, because it means separation from our loved ones FOREVER. For those who do believe in the Bible, we often comfort ourselves with the thoughts that our loved ones are up in heaven looking down on us in peace. And we look forward to the time we will die and be reunited with them. But, is this what the Bible really teaches? More importantly, what does the biblical festival known as the Last Great Day have to do with the death of our loved ones… and billions of others? This is an exciting topic to discuss and our returning guests will help you see clearly from the pages of the Bible how your deceased loved ones, and countless billions who have lived in the past, will live again! For those of you who are atheist or agnostic - please give us a chance today - if you do, you will no doubt hear things from the Bible that you have never heard before. #TWNow#TomorrowsWorld#LastGreatDay

The four horsemen of Revelation have captured the imagination of many Bible students, but few understand who they really are. Watch this program to learn the truth behind the four horsemen of Revelation. Many have speculated about the meaning of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and the biblical book of Revelation. WHO or WHAT are these four horsemen? What powerful future events do they point us to? Are these horsemen just an allegory or do they represent actual events in the not-too-distant future? Why do YOU need to know who these horsemen are and how might they impact your life? These horsemen are really not that difficult to understand IF we allow the Bible to interpret itself. Today’s returning guests will clearly describe the four horsemen and point you to clear scriptures that make sense of passages of the biblical book of Revelation - a book often shrouded in mystery. #TWNow#TomorrowsWorld#Fourhorsemen

Many today are plagued by debt and many more are living on the edge of financial ruin. How can you get out of debt and live with more financial freedom. Listen to find out how!

Germany and the German people are known for their drive and industriousness. Germany has been a powerful leader of Europe in decades and millennia past. But will Germany lead Europe again?

Darwin's Origin of Species revolutionized the scientific world. His hypotheses are grand and appear to create a relatively simple explanation for the origin of life without the need for a Creator. But, there are holes in Darwin's seemingly bullet-proof theory!

Baptism is a concept that impacts the actions of those who call themselves Christian. Is there a "right" or "wrong" way to baptize? And, is water baptism really necessary for salvation? Find out now!

The internet is a powerful tool for commerce, communication, political movements, education, and so many other vital aspects of modern life. The internet has also been a vehicle through which to wage war. With powerful advances in computer technology, some have forecast the death of the internet. What does the future hold?

China is routinely in the news. Commentators analyze China’s economy, its actions related to human rights and often predict China’s intentions. But how accurate is the information we are presented with about China? Why does China take the actions that it does?

The world appears to be filled with an increasing amount of hatred. Arabs hate Jews and the West, Sunni Arabs hate Shia Arabs, ethnic groups hate different ethnic groups, republicans hate democrats, liberals hate conservatives, populists hate the elite. Why do we see so much hatred today and are there any solutions? Or, will the world just spiral in a cycle of hate and destroy itself?

Wednesday, Thursday or Friday? What day did Jesus really die and why does it matter? Why are knowledge of the Biblical feasts of Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread also crucial to understanding the day of Christ’s death?

Much of the western world has experienced great economic growth since the 2008 global financial crisis. The wealthy, at least, have greatly expanded their wealth and unemployment rates are at or near all-time lows in many places. Yet, the winds of another recession are blowing. Will there be another financial collapse? Is a recession looming in the near future as some economists predict?

Infant baptism is time-honored practice among some Christian denominations. Where did the practice come from and is there any biblical basis for it? What does the Bible really teach about infant baptism?

As divorce rates rise, the age of first marriage is also rising, and many more are deciding to forego marriage altogether. In an age of "no fault" divorce and where the idea of commitment seems to be poorly understood, can a happy marriage still be had?

The silk road is a renewed idea based on a historic reality. Today China is reaching out to its neighbors and helping them develop their infrastructures, in the name of trade. What is the status of the new "Belt in Road" initiative and where will it lead?

Immigration has been a "hot topic" in the news for several years. Immigration issues are a powerful sources of division in Europe and are also a major source of contention in the US. Many nations rely on immigrants to support their economies, yet many within these nations resist. Is there an answer to the immigration crisis faced by so many nations today?

According to the teachings of most of modern Christianity, TODAY is the only day of salvation. Once you die, your opportunity for eternal life is lost. But is that teaching correct? What really happens to those who do not receive salvation in this life? Is TODAY really your “last chance” for salvation? What does YOUR Bible really say about this topic?

Childhood used to be a time of innocence. To look at a child was to look into the eyes of wonderment, trust, and contentment. But today, the stress-free naivete of childhood has been replaced by turmoil, divorce, bullying, abuse, disappointment and fear. How can parents and grandparents raise children today so they are protected from the evils of the world and are still able to thrive?

During this "Christmas Season", for a brief time at least a portion of the world thinks about and longs for peace. Organizations and agencies have been created to promote peace. "Peacekeepers" span the globe. But, peace remains elusive. What insights do the biblical holy days offer regarding this longed-for state of being?

The middle east has been a military and cultural "hot spot" for millennia. And for the last 60 plus years since Israel took possession of Jerusalem, tempers have flared and fighting has continued. Today Iran and even Russia have moved into Syria - on Israel's border. The Palestinian conflict continues. And, we continue hearing of a "two state solution." Israel has a highly advanced military and apparently even nuclear weapons. But, many nations want control of Jerusalem and now even the sea off the coast of Israel where there is oil. Will there be war in the middle east?

Divorce is a term everyone knows and an event that has touched the lives of most. Divorce rates have risen significantly around the globe in the last few decades and many are avoiding marriage altogether in order to avoid the pain of divorce. Divorce also leaves a legacy in its wake for generations. Does divorce need to happen? What can be done to prevent this ubiquitous and all-too-common event?

Modern medicine has helped extend human life and save many lives that would have been lost. Some would argue that the quality of life for those using modern medicine has actually decreased instead of being improved by it. What are the blessings and curses of modern medicine and what does the future hold?

As the United States puts “America First” we are witnessing military and trade relationships that have been in place for decades begin to change or disappear. Some of America’s closest allies in decades past have been European nations like Germany. As the US declines on the world scene, Germany seems to be gaining. Why is this and what can we expect in the future?

Jerusalem has had a turbulent history for millennia. What will be the impact of its new nation-state law that articulates only Jews have the right to self-determination in the country? How will the world and Israel’s neighbors react? What does the future hold for Jerusalem, war or peace?

As society and technology surge forward, and as we experience great advances in medical treatments and biotechnology, infectious disease are not only increasing, but they are more deadly than ever and even becoming incurable. How should Christians view the “scary” reality of 21st century diseases? And, what does the future hold?

Since July 30th, 1956, our money has declared, "In God We Trust". But do we? As we approach this July 4th Independence Day anniversary, what do we, as Americans trust? In whom do we trust? In what do we trust? Will that trust bring us success or disaster?

In his 1970 book, “Future Shock”, Alvin Toffler wrote about “information overload”. Today, almost 50 years later, the amount of information that washes over us every day would have been hard to imagine in 1970. Yet here we are, with more information spilling into every corner of our life. Is it even possible to cope, and keep our sanity? Or will be overwhelmed with this sea of knowledge?

Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the shocking statistic that the suicide rate in the U.S. is up by 25% compared with 1999. That announcement was emphasized by the suicides of two high-profile celebrities, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Why is it that so many of our fellow-citizens are in such a hopeless state of mind that they would actually take the action of murdering themselves? Is there anything that can be done? How should we as Christians approach this growing epidemic?

Trade and the potential for trade war continues to dominate the headlines. Are battle lines being drawn between the United States, Europe, and China? Will trade war lead to a shooting war? And what insight can we gain from Bible prophecy on this volatile topic?

It may not be an exaggeration to say that the modern state of Israel is one of the most disliked nations in the world. It is frequently denounced by the U.N. and media outlets—hating Israel almost seems to be fashionable. The nation does have its friends to be sure. Generally, the United States and, at times, Great Britain have stood by the country, and other, smaller nations have, as well, which we will see. But it is hard to avoid the impression that, by and large, taking a public stand against the nation of Israel seems to be incredibly popular in the West and in the press. Why? Why does everyone hate Israel?

Men becoming women, women becoming men? Is it moral, is it possible? Nonsense is becoming the new norm. With pressure from society, school, and within the workplace, how should a Christian respond to what is being labeled as, “the transgender moment”? Check out this TWNow where our panel discusses that very question!

As the world watches with suspicion, North and South Korea seem poised to walk down the road to peace. North Korea seems willing to step back from its nuclear brinkmanship. South Korea is anxious to normalize relations, but will North and South Korea find peace for their people, or only more dashed hopes? Our discussion today will focus on the Korean peninsula, the sad lessons of human history, and the source of true hope for peace on earth.

Earth Day is held worldwide on April 22, to celebrate the planet and support its protection. Does the earth really need to be saved? Is our earth really in danger from global warming, greenhouse gases, coal-burning, nuclear reactors, oil-drilling, and fracking? Should we really care? What is our responsibility toward the planet, and what is our obligation to God? In this week's program, Jonathan McNair, Dexter Wakefield, and Doug Winnail grapple with some of these issues, and give important insight about the future of our beautiful, wonderfully-made planet. Be sure not to miss it!

On February 14th, Nikolas Cruz walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Within minutes, seventeen people lay dead and seventeen more were wounded, in one of the world's deadliest school massacres. Over the following days, young people marched on Washington, politicians wrangled over what law to pass to fix the problem, and our nation grieved with the families. Tomorrow, on the anniversary of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre in Colorado, students at 2,500 schools across the country will walk out of school, demanding that lawmakers take action. What have we really done about it? And what can we do about it? Why are kids shooting kids? In this week’s episode of TWNow, Jonathan McNair, Wallace Smith, and Gerald Weston discuss this difficult topic. How does all of this relate to your family? Is there a better way? You NEED to know!