Good News - 07 Feb 2018 by Planet Mundus

Good News - 07 Feb 2018 by Planet Mundus

According to Eurostat, Danes produced the most amount of waste per capita in 2016. This week, we sat down with Stine Sparrewath of the Climate Department in Aarhus to learn about how the city deals with its waste in a productive and sustainable way, and other sustainable initiatives taken by the kommune to reach its goal of being carbon neutral by 2030. Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com

According to Eurostat, Danes produced the most amount of waste per capita in 2016. This week, we sat down with Stine Sparrewath of the Climate Department in Aarhus to learn about how the city deals with its waste in a productive and sustainable way, and other sustainable initiatives taken by the kommune to reach its goal of being carbon neutral by 2030. Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com

According to Eurostat, Danes produced the most amount of waste per capita in 2016. This week, we sat down with Stine Sparrewath of the Climate Department in Aarhus to learn about how the city deals with its waste in a productive and sustainable way, and other sustainable initiatives taken by the kommune to reach its goal of being carbon neutral by 2030. Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com

On January 24th, Brazil’s former president Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva was convicted to twelve years in prison by an appealing court in a corruption and money laundering case, as part of the complex car wash investigation that has been going on for almost four years and has reached to hundreds of politicians and business-people in the country. This can influence the outcome of the country’s presidential elections in October, since Lula is the candidate leading the polls. What does this all mean to the leftist leader, Brazil’s politics and democracy? Slow News tries to find the answers. Authors: Mário Braga and Ceci Arregui, www.planetmundus.com

On January 24th, Brazil’s former president Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva was convicted to twelve years in prison by an appealing court in a corruption and money laundering case, as part of the complex car wash investigation that has been going on for almost four years and has reached to hundreds of politicians and business-people in the country. This can influence the outcome of the country’s presidential elections in October, since Lula is the candidate leading the polls. What does this all mean to the leftist leader, Brazil’s politics and democracy? Slow News tries to find the answers. Authors: Mário Braga and Ceci Arregui, www.planetmundus.com

On January 24th, Brazil’s former president Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva was convicted to twelve years in prison by an appealing court in a corruption and money laundering case, as part of the complex car wash investigation that has been going on for almost four years and has reached to hundreds of politicians and business-people in the country. This can influence the outcome of the country’s presidential elections in October, since Lula is the candidate leading the polls. What does this all mean to the leftist leader, Brazil’s politics and democracy? Slow News tries to find the answers. Authors: Mário Braga and Ceci Arregui, www.planetmundus.com

Who has not hear the famous revolutionary tune to Che Guevara - the embodiment of the Cuban Revolution in the 1960s? Fifty years after his death, people all over the world still celebrate the hero as an icon for independence and socialist movements all over the world. Today’s song is a special one - a tribute in Spanish but still understood and sung worldwide. Stay tuned to discover the meaning and social impact of “Hasta Siempre, Comandante!” as written by Carlos Puebla in 1965! Author: Miriam Karout.

Who has not hear the famous revolutionary tune to Che Guevara - the embodiment of the Cuban Revolution in the 1960s? Fifty years after his death, people all over the world still celebrate the hero as an icon for independence and socialist movements all over the world. Today’s song is a special one - a tribute in Spanish but still understood and sung worldwide. Stay tuned to discover the meaning and social impact of “Hasta Siempre, Comandante!” as written by Carlos Puebla in 1965! Author: Miriam Karout.