http://www.bbc.com/news/health-36266873

'25% OF PREGNANCIES' END IN ABORTION

One in four pregnancies ends in abortion. One study claims that abortions increased in rich countries, some 56 million abortions a year.

This is because in the rich countries want to have smaller families because of population growth.

The abortions increased worldwide, in areas where it is legal and in areas where it is not legal. Although some sites abortion is illegal, but people are still aborting unsafe.

The report notes that in Latin America 1 in 3 pregnancies end in abortion, and there has been an increase in abortions can be caused by the emigration of Eastern Europe in Western Europe.

Many people are not aware of contraceptive services available.

A study has shown that it would be cheaper to invest in improving and expanding access to contraceptive services because it would be less expensive for women and society that have unwanted pregnancies.

Finally he added that despite the side effects of contraceptives is best taken to become pregnant unintentionally.

MINORS AND ALCOHOL

I think it isn't normal to find children about 11 or 12 years drunk at parties. I think it is very dangerous and most of them get drunk to look good in front of friends because if you don't sometimes leave you apart from the group for not wanting to drink. Parents also should have more eye on their children or at least bring them a limit because sometimes children can meet at parties at 4 in the morning. There are local to children that age where they can go instead of going to parties of more older people where they can be damaged because there are people offering drugs to children of that age or can be passed with alcohol and ending up in coma. I think more should restrict entry at parties, clubs ... ask the DNI and not to let such children, but sometimes clubs let in older children because they consume and make them earn money and they don't think of the damage that these children can be.

REVIEW: LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

This film is a sad history about a book shopper en his family, who must employ his imagination to shield his son from the horrors of internment in a Nazi concentration camp.This film is based in real case. Is a too moody.

Guido Orefice is a young jewish man, he falls in love with a girl Dora but Dora is set to be engaged to a rich but arrogant man. Finally Dora sees Guido's affection and promise and gives in against her better judgement. They are married and have a son, Giosuè.

Guido, his uncle Eliseo and Giosuè are seized on Giosuè birthday they and many other Jews are forced onto a train in order and taken to a contration camp. Dora volunteers to get on the train in order to be close to her family. However, as men and women are separed in the camp, Dora and Guido never see each other during the internment.

Guido explains to Giosuè that the camp is a complicated game. Each of the tasks will earn them points and whoever gets to one thousand points first will win a tank. He tells him that if a cries, complains that he wants her mother, or says that he is hungry, he will lose points, while quiet boys who hide from the camp guards earn extra points.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34909949

EBOLA

A 15-year-old boy has died of Ebola in Liberia less than three months after the country was declared free of the virus.

He tested positive last week and died late on Monday at a treatment centre near the capital, Monrovia.

His father and brother are being treated for Ebola at the centre.

Liberia has seen more than 10,000 Ebola cases and more than 4,000 deaths since the West Africa outbreak began in 2013.

Eight healthcare workers "who are at high risk because they came in direct contact with the boy" were also under surveillance.

Nearly 160 people are now being monitored since the new cases were confirmed last week.

Liberia recorded its first Ebola case in March last year and analysts believe the latest cases are a serious set-back for the country.

Sierra Leone was declared free of Ebola on 7 November.

More than 11,000 people have died of the disease since December 2013, the vastmajority of them in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone.

APPEARENCE

Two months ago I met a man at the supermarket. He was out with a puppy and he helped you to put purchase in the car in exchange for the currency of the car. Many people rejects or even insult him when he will offer his help .

He only asks the currency of the car, something to eat or some food for his puppy.

When my mother and I went to put the purchase in the car he appeared , with his head down and offering help .

We said no, that was not necessary and we asked him who wanted to eat . He told us he wanted a can of food for the puppy and my mother and I went to the supermarket to bought it.

But we also buy something to eat him. When the man saw that we had bought food for him and his dog he was very happy and thanked us a thousand times .

Since then , every week when we buy food we bought food for him and his dog.

And despite being a poor man he is a wonderful person but we must give them a chance and not judge people by their appearance without knowing them.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-34956646

BRAZIL LINKS ZIKA FEVER TO BIRTH DEFECTS

The Brazilian health ministry has confirmed a link between a mosquito-borne virus from Africa, Zika Fever, and a high incidence of birth defects.

The fever, is behind a spike in cases of micro-encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain contracted in the first months of pregnancy.

It has recorded two adult deaths and 739 cases of the disease, which can stunt the growth of the foetus's head.

A World Health Organization team arrives in Brazil next week.

Doctors had found Zika virus in the blood and tissue of a baby with micro-encephalitis in the north-eastern state of Ceara.

Most cases have been in the north-east of Brazil but cases also rapidly appeared in the south-east, in Rio and Sao Paulo.

The first confirmed case of death was of a man in the city of Belem, in Para state, who was being treated for Lupus, a disease of the immune system.

The second case, also in Para, was of a 16-year-old girl who was admitted with suspected Dengue fever but who was found to have died of Zika.

The virus was first detected in Brazil in April and has spread rapidly to 18 states.

It appears relatively harmless at first, causing a rash and a fever for a few days.

But ministry officials have issued warnings to women to think carefully about getting pregnant at the moment in areas where there are Zika fever cases.

Zika is transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, also known to carry the yellow fever, dengue and chikungunya viruses.

The ministry said Zika had become a serious risk to public health and that Brazil must embark on an emergency programme to control the Aedes aegypti mosquito to prevent the virus's spread.

POVERTY

 Poverty is a problem that even though we all know that this problem is very important not doing enough about it. It is true that there are NGOs and help poor areas with volunteers, giving some money each month for those people, bringing them food ... but that's not enough.
I don't think anyone is doing everything we can for these people, not even people who have a lot of money.
We spend money unnecessarily on things that we could do without, for example, we really need everything we buy? When we throw food away because we don't want more or don't like to think that there are people running days without eating because they haven't food?
We can't money to supply water arid areas but if we have to look for water on Mars and intelligent life on other planets.
The question is: Is there intelligent life on earth?

FEMINISM

I saw a tuit from a feminist woman who had inseminated. In the tuit she said that after knowing she was pregnant with a boy she was depressed days. After a few days she decided she didn't want to bring another monster (man) into the world and she decided to abort.
I was in shock for a while thinking I was thinking that woman to do that.
She killed a baby because it was going to be a man !!!
But we can't have only girls, what kind of society would that be?
There are people like that woman who aborts by carrying a boy and not a girl when many gay couples want to have children and don't let them take.
I am surprised when the woman said she had an abortion because I did not want to bring another monster into the world, but who is more monster? A baby that might have been a good man or woman who kills a baby for being a man?

Hurricane Matthew: Hundreds dead in Haiti storm disaster

Link:http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-37582009

Mateo hurricane has caused 300 deaths in Haiti and in the city of Jeremie, 80% of its buildings were demolished and the province of Sud some 30,000 homes were destroyed and four people also died in the Dominican Republic because of the storm.

Now the hurricane with winds of 193km / h goes to the coasts of Florida, after passing through Haiti and Cuba has been directed to the Bahamas but only there was damage to trees and power lines, while in Haiti there were many killed by the fall of trees, debris and flooding of the river because they were in towns and fishing villages along the coast.

The UN, the Red Cross and the US are helping with supplies of medicine, food and water with the help of nine US helicopters with water and food for the affected

Haiti is more vulnerable to disasters because they live in poor neighborhoods with poor care, deforestation has caused soil erosion and political instability.