That's reciprocity. Until the brexit process there were no boundaries for the EU citizens inside the eurozone, but now is discussed if the british would reject them and if the EU does the same.
In my opinion, there's absolutely no other reason to reject the brits in my country, even if they put limits to the spanish workers there. But, in this case, probably UK just can expect the same response.
Yesterday, a general strike stopped Venezuela, some days after a referendum in which 98% of voters chose to reject the proposed constitutional assembly; request the military defend the existing constitution; and support fresh elections before Maduro's term ends in 2019.
More than seven million voters have taken part in an opposition-organised referendum in Venezuela, according to academics monitoring the poll. Voters strongly opposed government plans for a new constituent assembly with the power to scrap the National Assembly and rewrite the constitution. Venezuela is polarised between backers of President Nicolás Maduro and opponents, who want fresh elections. A nurse was shot dead while queuing to vote in the capital, Caracas. Men on motorbikes opened fire, killing 60-year-old Xiomara Soledad Scott, and wounding three others. The opposition blamed a "paramilitary" gang for the shooting, which prosecutors said they would investigate.
It's disgusting that persons associate both situations. It's like saying it shouldn't worry us.
The thread was about the fire in a building, and I think it's better to worry about other tower's safety than trying to find a sort of justice in what happened.
Not all of the victims were muslims, and what if they were?
Chavist groups assaulted Parliament and injured several Members yesterday.
Maduro supporters attacked parliamentaries, journalists and officials at the headquarters of the National Assembly.
The siege lasted for more than six hours. The police did nothing.
This is the umpteenth violation of legality by a regime that has focused on building a parallel state in which it will exercise his authoritarian power.
Demonstrations of force, while Maduro insists that Venezuela is living a new democracy.
Settlement by anatomically modern humans of what was to become the United Kingdom occurred in waves beginning by about 30,000 years ago. By the end of the region's prehistoric period, the population is thought to have belonged, in the main, to a culture termed Insular Celtic, comprising Brythonic Britain and Gaelic Ireland.
Britain and Ireland were joined by a land bridge, but because this link was cut so early into the warm period few temperate terrestrial flora or fauna crossed into Ireland. The bridge was possibly gone by 14,000 BC, which is before the most recent stadial (cold period), the Younger Dryas. The lowered sea level also joined Britain to continental Europe; this persisted much longer, probably until around 5600 BC
I also believe that a mental illness can be transmitted.
Not through microbes, of course, but if one holds conversations with a depressive or obsessive person, for example, one can share the wrong reasoning or feel those emotions.
Apparently it was an idea from the dead guy. Both were sure that the book would stop the bullet.
She told police that her boyfriend convinced her it was a safe stunt by showing her a different book he had previously shot where the bullet did not go all the way through, according to the arrest report.
RE: ~ Kamikaze ~
I think that headbands are the typical image of the kamikaze pilots.
What I don't understand is why a pistol.