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El Consejo de Ministros aprobará hoy el Real Decreto que da inicio al proceso de regularización extraordinaria de personas en situación irregular en nuestro país. Un acto de normalización, de reconocer la realidad de casi medio millón de personas que ya forman parte de nuestra vida cotidiana. Y, también, un acto de justicia y una necesidad. Reconocemos derechos, pero también exigimos obligaciones. Que quienes ya forman parte de nuestro día a día lo hagan en igualdad de condiciones, contribuyendo al sostenimiento de nuestro país y de nuestro modelo de convivencia. Hoy, de nuevo, siento orgullo de ser español.

A Fragile Life on the Edge: Baby Josh’s Brutal Battle with Leukemia At just a few months old, baby Josh is facing a reality no parent could ever prepare for. Instead of the warmth of a cradle, he is surrounded by the hum of machines. His tiny eyes are swollen from corneal damage, and his delicate skin is flushed with painful, itchy rashes—a silent scream for help 💔. Leukemia is attacking his frail body from the inside out, turning his breathing into a heavy struggle through a plastic tube ⏳. For his parents, every second is a blur of agony and prayer, wondering if they will ever see their son’s innocent smile again or if this dawn will be their last together. Josh is a tiny warrior fighting a giant’s battle. But the question remains: will a miracle reach him in time, or is his family facing the ultimate loss? His story needs to be heard, his life deserves a chance. Stand with Josh today ❤️.

Africans were selling fellow Africans as slaves to Arab slave traders for CENTURIES before the first Europeans ever showed up. And when Britain banned the slave trade they got angry that their trade was being thwarted and refused to stop slave trading.

At sundown today begins Yom Hashoa. Today, I remember my great grandmother Esther, my grand aunt Soske and her children, murdered in Bronaya Gora in 1942. Only 10-20 Jews out of a population of 30,000 survived. NEVER AGAIN! AM ISRAEL CHAI.

He’s not even 2 years old. And he’s already fighting for his life. Little John should be chasing his big sister and enjoying toddler days. Instead, this Georgia boy is living with end-stage renal failure and needs a kidney transplant to survive. His mom, Greer, said they did not know how serious things were before he was born. At just 5 weeks old, John was rushed to the ICU and flown to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Since then, his life has been full of hospital stays, procedures, and painful setbacks. He was hospitalized nine times in his first year alone. Now his tiny body has finally grown strong enough to be considered for a transplant. Even through all of this, John keeps showing the kind of strength that inspires everyone around him. Please pray for John and hope that he will find the person who may be able to save his life. 🤍