than i,000km, 650 miles, away. isaac guzman is a photo journalist based in the state of chiapas, which is where this caravan departed from. he told me more about what the conditions are like in mexico. they have policies they are implementing since 2018, people decide in some way to make a route by themselves and sometimes it gets dangerous because of people they engage with, who kidnap people so they travel to mexico city in a caravan is a proposal for everyone to be safe, and better thanjust going in a few groups. so the main idea of the caravan is to be safe all together because, as you may know, in mexico there is a lot of violence, and since 2018, for the migrants,
White House Walks Back Statement on Agreements With Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras
There was no “formal agreement,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters in Washington.
“We never described it as a formal declaration or a formal agreement, but additional steps that they were taking to increase personnel at the border. And those are steps you can confirm with those countries that they have taken,” she added.
Earlier in the week, Psaki said it was fair to say that agreements with the three countries were struck recently, in the past few weeks.
“There have been a series of bilateral discussions between our leadership and the regional governments of Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala. Through those discussions, there was a commitment, as you mentioned, to increase border security,” she told a reporter at the White House.
Sherman ISD bands perform well At UIL competitions
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Sherman ISD is proud to announce its recent band accomplishments around the district.
Piner Middle School’s Symphonic Band added to their band record earning the Sweepstakes Award (ones in Stage and Sightreading). For the first time in Piner history, the Concert Band received straight first division ratings from all six judges at UIL. Their Honors Band completed the trifecta at UIL, three full performing bands, live, with three sets of Sweepstakes.
Piner’s Varsity Treble Choir received straight ones, a Superior rating in sight-reading, and received an Excellent rating in concert at UIL.
Debut and
Post, the coming-of-age albums of the now 55-year-old Icelandic musician Björk, are a great showcase of the kind of mark she is leaving, with each song, on the world of music.
When her punk-rock band, the Sugarcubes, dismantled in late December 1992, Björk took her talents to London and embarked on a solo career where she immersed herself in the culture of the place and took inspiration from the city’s underground club scene.
Debut and Post were most certainly a move away from the alternative rock sounds of the Sugarcubes.
Her move to the UK was a creative decision and a step she felt needed to be taken to progress her sound. “I just had to follow my heart, and my heart was those beats that were happening in England. And maybe what I’m understanding more and more as I get older, is that music like Kate Bush has really influenced me. Brian Eno. Acid. Electronic beats. Labels like Warp. And if there’s such a thing in pop music as a Music Tree, I see myse