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Washington DC, July 21 (DPnet).– President Joe Biden has suspended his reelection campaign, sparking a political firestorm regarding who should replace him mere months before voters head to the ballot box. “It has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your president,” Biden wrote in a letter Sunday. “While it has been my intention to seek reelection, I believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term.”

Vice President Kamala Harris secured a commanding list of endorsements for her presidential nomination bid in the hours following President Joe Biden's announcement that he is stepping out of the 2024 race.

The list of endorsements included the chairs of all 50 state party chairs, convention delegates from at least four states, and some of the biggest names in the party, including the Clintons, the governors of California, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, and Democrat mega-donor Alex Soros.

Even with Biden's endorsement of Ms. Harris, the future of the party ticket is uncertain, and Democrats must now navigate an unprecedented shift late in the election year. Ms. Harris has announced her intention to “earn and win this nomination.”

The AMIA case is 30 years old: acquittals and cover-ups 

• Fugitives did not appear. 
• The US and Brazil expressed their commitment to help. 
• What is the scenario of the different judicial fronts in the open investigations linked to the attack?

Buenos Aires, July 18.– For some reason, round numbers always weigh more. 30 years ago, at 9:53 on that cold and sunny Monday, a truck bomb with more than 300 kilos of explosives was embedded in the Pasteur 633 building, in the heart of Once. The AMIA flew. He killed 85 people. Since then, the sense of Justice seems to fade with each anniversary.

Almost 500 thousand pages accumulate in the files. Added to this is intelligence material stored in boxes of papers and cassettes that could occupy two kilometers online.

Butler, July 17 (AP).– The young man was pacing around the edges of the Donald Trump campaign rally, shouldering a big backpack and peering into the lens of a rangefinder toward the rooftops behind the stage where the former president would stand.

His behavior was so odd, so unlike that of the other rallygoers, that local law enforcement took notice, radioed their concerns and snapped a photo. But then he vanished.

With the ever-increasing energy prices, homeowners are understanding the need to do something to lower their electricity bills and protect their homes from future price rises. Solar panels are the most effective energy generation system for domestic properties and installing them to your home is one of the best ways you can save on energy bills. Solar technology is always improving and getting more efficient, so there’s no question as to why people are investing in energy-saving systems and why UK installations doubled in June 2020. As well as this, consumers are more environmentally aware than ever before, and are understanding the benefits of renewables to reduce carbon emissions. Here we give you 7 of our favourite solar panel benefits and facts…

1. Solar power is the most abundant energy source on the Earth

20 days of solar generation can create the same amount of energy as all the Earth's fossil fuels combined. Just 1 hour of solar energy that has landed on Earth’s surface equates to the total energy consumption of every individual on the planet!
 
2. Solar panels will produce power without direct sunlight

It’s common for people living in countries like Scotland to question the effectiveness of solar panels… however, even on cloudy and rainy days, solar cells will still generate a surprising amount of electricity. This is because solar panels work by taking in photons, and these are taken in from daylight regardless of how sunny it is.
Of course, during the months with fewer daylight hours, less power will be generated, however you can rest assured that they do not come to a standstill, and overall are still well worth the investment – especially now with the increase in electricity prices.
 
3. An increased use of solar energy improves world health