Economia
Gerar externalidades negativas, mesmo sem querer, pode te colocar na cadeia
Pelo menos é o que pensa a Justiça líbia. Por que? Veja o trecho abaixo e depois siga o link para ver toda a notícia.
A Libyan court Thursday sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death for spreading AIDS in a children's hospital, sparking fierce international reactions to a verdict that could damage Libya's improving ties with the West.
The accused were convicted of having deliberately infected more than 400 children with the HIV virus that can lead to AIDS by injecting them with tainted blood products. Forty-three of the children have since died.
Bulgarian nurses facing death penalty in Libya fear attack in prison
- Artigo Da The Economist Sobre A Educação No Brasil
Um trecho do artigo e o link para o texto na íntegra: "No longer bottom of the class: weak and wasteful schools hold Brazil back. But at least they are getting less bad. IN 2000 the OECD, a group of mostly rich countries, decided to find out how much...
- Dona Ruth - Parte Ii - Direto De Londres
Brazil ex-first lady Cardoso dies By Gary DuffyBBC News, Sao Paulo Many tributes have been paid to Ruth Cardoso, wife of Brazil's former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who has died aged 77. She had earlier been released from hospital after...
- Amor Para A Ciência
"I think there is only one way to do science – or to do philosophy for that matter; to meet a problem, to see its beauty and fall in love with it; to get married to it, and to live with it happily, till death do ye part - unless you should meet...
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Boys named Sue....:-D Veja você mesmo: Boys Named Sue: Disruptive Children and their Peers. E é sério!...
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Exclusivo: Inclusão pode estar excluindo Falando em educação privada complementado a pública, o autor do artigo Private organizations now supplement public schooling diz que: Ironically, the exclusion may have been fomented by inclusion. Teachers...
Economia
Gerar externalidades negativas, mesmo sem querer, pode te colocar na cadeia
Pelo menos é o que pensa a Justiça líbia. Por que? Veja o trecho abaixo e depois siga o link para ver toda a notícia.
A Libyan court Thursday sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death for spreading AIDS in a children's hospital, sparking fierce international reactions to a verdict that could damage Libya's improving ties with the West.
The accused were convicted of having deliberately infected more than 400 children with the HIV virus that can lead to AIDS by injecting them with tainted blood products. Forty-three of the children have since died.
Bulgarian nurses facing death penalty in Libya fear attack in prison
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- Artigo Da The Economist Sobre A Educação No Brasil
Um trecho do artigo e o link para o texto na íntegra: "No longer bottom of the class: weak and wasteful schools hold Brazil back. But at least they are getting less bad. IN 2000 the OECD, a group of mostly rich countries, decided to find out how much...
- Dona Ruth - Parte Ii - Direto De Londres
Brazil ex-first lady Cardoso dies By Gary DuffyBBC News, Sao Paulo Many tributes have been paid to Ruth Cardoso, wife of Brazil's former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who has died aged 77. She had earlier been released from hospital after...
- Amor Para A Ciência
"I think there is only one way to do science – or to do philosophy for that matter; to meet a problem, to see its beauty and fall in love with it; to get married to it, and to live with it happily, till death do ye part - unless you should meet...
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Boys named Sue....:-D Veja você mesmo: Boys Named Sue: Disruptive Children and their Peers. E é sério!...
-
Exclusivo: Inclusão pode estar excluindo Falando em educação privada complementado a pública, o autor do artigo Private organizations now supplement public schooling diz que: Ironically, the exclusion may have been fomented by inclusion. Teachers...