"processing point"

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20 Sep 2016

Guerrilla soldier from the South Block of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) during the 10th National Guerrilla Conference of the FARC in El Diamante, Caqueta, Colombia, 19 September 2016. Some 200 delegates of the FARC guerrilla army are expected to ratify a peace agreement with the Colombian government. The conference will conclude on 23 September. From "The Y" in the village of Campo Hermoso is the border of the FARC EP and the Colombian State, from this point until the Frente Jorge Briceño camp, Eastern Bloc is free territory where the only present government is the guerrilla. Here the Savannah of Yarí, historical place for the guerrillas is the most important camp FARC EP because the Commander Manuel Marulanda Vélez led his troops from there. Place where a memorable act is being realized, the Tenth Conference where the commanders and members are endorsing the agreements accomplished in Havana with the Colombian government.

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#6108234

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108240

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108254

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108264

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108274

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108320

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#6108332

20 Oct 2020

Inside the Pulo di Molfetta, a karst sinkhole, near the tanks related to the processing and extraction of saltpeter during the restoration and accessibility works to make it accessible to visitors and tourists, on 20 October 2020 in Molfetta. After years, the karst sinkhole of Molfetta is returned to the use of citizens and tourists thanks to the agreement signed in September 2018 between the Municipality of Molfetta and the Metropolitan City of Bari on the basis of which the Metropolitan Authority, owner of the site, has sold the Pulo to the Municipality for 20 years. Under the agreement, the Metropolitan City has allocated 200,000 euros for the safety of the site and the Municipality 800,000 euros for the refurbishment aimed at its reopening. In the next two months, admission to the Pulo will be free and contingent, with a mask, triage form and mandatory booking. Numerous reorganization interventions have been made to make the Pulo accessible. During the cleaning operations, the archaeologists Alessia Amato and Nicola de Pinto collected numerous archaeological finds, some dating back to the 6th to the 3rd century BC

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#13081051

10 Dec 2025

Mobile phone traders block a road in the Karwan Bazar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 10, 2025, during a protest pressing for their one-point demand.

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#13081055

10 Dec 2025

Mobile phone traders block a road in the Karwan Bazar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 10, 2025, during a protest pressing for their one-point demand.

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#13081058

10 Dec 2025

Mobile phone traders block a road in the Karwan Bazar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 10, 2025, during a protest pressing for their one-point demand.

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#13081065

10 Dec 2025

Mobile phone traders block a road in the Karwan Bazar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 10, 2025, during a protest pressing for their one-point demand.

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#13032821

28 Nov 2025

The Macy's Red Star balloon heads down the parade route during the 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York, United States, on November 27, 2025. You can spot them in blue and white, red and gold, green, red, and yellow at various points in the parade lineup.

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#12929559

31 Oct 2025

Nepali nurses working at a government hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 31, 2025, take part in a protest expressing solidarity with those demanding fair pay and benefits. In a phased manner, nurses from hospitals across the Himalayan nation stage protests demanding assurance of minimum salary, allowances, and benefits. Nurses working in government hospitals now come forward expressing solidarity with those demanding pay, allowances, and benefits equal to government standards. A 15-point demand is put forward by the Nursing Association. Their demands include implementing the Ministry of Health and Population's directive dated October 10, 2025, ensuring that the minimum remuneration of health workers is not lower than that of government employees, providing allowances for additional work, ending daily-wage employment, and paying salaries and allowances through the banking system. The protesting nurses also demand recognition of skilled nursing professionals, who have long been treated as laborers, to be formally recognized and managed under the Health Act.

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#12929560

31 Oct 2025

Nepali nurses working at a government hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 31, 2025, take part in a protest expressing solidarity with those demanding fair pay and benefits. In a phased manner, nurses from hospitals across the Himalayan nation stage protests demanding assurance of minimum salary, allowances, and benefits. Nurses working in government hospitals now come forward expressing solidarity with those demanding pay, allowances, and benefits equal to government standards. A 15-point demand is put forward by the Nursing Association. Their demands include implementing the Ministry of Health and Population's directive dated October 10, 2025, ensuring that the minimum remuneration of health workers is not lower than that of government employees, providing allowances for additional work, ending daily-wage employment, and paying salaries and allowances through the banking system. The protesting nurses also demand recognition of skilled nursing professionals, who have long been treated as laborers, to be formally recognized and managed under the Health Act.

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#12929561

31 Oct 2025

Nepali nurses working at a government hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, on October 31, 2025, take part in a protest expressing solidarity with those demanding fair pay and benefits. In a phased manner, nurses from hospitals across the Himalayan nation stage protests demanding assurance of minimum salary, allowances, and benefits. Nurses working in government hospitals now come forward expressing solidarity with those demanding pay, allowances, and benefits equal to government standards. A 15-point demand is put forward by the Nursing Association. Their demands include implementing the Ministry of Health and Population's directive dated October 10, 2025, ensuring that the minimum remuneration of health workers is not lower than that of government employees, providing allowances for additional work, ending daily-wage employment, and paying salaries and allowances through the banking system. The protesting nurses also demand recognition of skilled nursing professionals, who have long been treated as laborers, to be formally recognized and managed under the Health Act.

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