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Volume XXXVI No. 12 December 2018 Montreal, QC www.filipinostar.org Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays Countries have forged a climate deal in Poland – despite TruUPDmATED, p December 15: International climate change negotiators announced late Saturday that they have reached an agreement at COP24 in Poland. The text charts a path forward for countries to set tougher targets for cutting greenhouse gases under the Paris climate agreement, as well as stronger transparency rules for countries in disclosing their emissions. However, nations still couldn’t reach an accord on how to use markets to limit carbon dioxide. Those discussions will continue next year. Read on for the context around these negotiations and why environmental groups, governments, and private companies were so concerned about the outcome of this conference. An agreement between 200 nations at a major international climate change conference in Katowice, Poland, is taking longer than expected. The two-week meeting was supposed COP24 president Michal Kurtyka jumps at the end of the final session of the COP24 summit (timesofisrael) See Page 4 Countries have forged Canada warns Trump administration against politicizing Chinese eNewxYorke(CNcN)Cuanatdaiisvsueed a 's CaanardiarneForesignt Minister Chrystia stern warning to President Donald Freeland said at a press conference Trump on Wednesday: don't use the discussing the US request for arrest of a Chinese executive as a extradition of Huawei CFO Meng bargaining chip in trade talks. Wanzhou. "Our extradition partners Freeland's remarks come after should not seek to politicize the Trump said in an interview Tuesday that extradition process or use it for ends other than the pursuit of justice," See page 4 Canada warns Wanzhou Meng was released on bail Tuesday after a lengthy three-day bail hearing at B.C.'s Supreme Court. 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Royalmount and Decarie. • Former US Army Corporal Chris The project would be just inside things Stout started the Veterans Community the territory of Town of Mount Royal but Project, which connects homeless would impact the neighbouring communities including the district of Zenaida Ferry Kharroubi veterans with housing and other essential services. Snowdon which I represent and which At this time of the year, most the 10th anniversary, the 2016 edition surrounds the proposed development site Also honored Sunday were the newspapers tend to publish a review of had an additional segment where 5 on three sides. important events. This seems to be previous Hero of the year winners were 2018 CNN Heroes Young Wonders, an The promoter’s studies provided useful in reminding us of facts that may chosen as candidates for the Superhero impressive group who despite their to the City of Montreal anticipate that there be relevant to our needs. But it is also of the year award, which was decided young age, are already making the would only be manageable traffic impact an interesting feature of newspapers to with an online poll. world a better place. This year's class is and little downside to nearby malls and report what we call human interest This year, the CNN Hero working to eliminate plastic bags, feed commercial streets. However, the City of stories which evoke a range of ceremony was held on Sunday, the homeless and much more. Montreal services don’t seem to share this emotions in the readers and serve to December 9, 2018. Dr. Ricardo Pun Beginning at 8 p.m. ET on view and suggest the project would create inspire many of us to emulate heroic Chong from Lima Peru was declared Sunday, December 9, donations made significant traffic congestion in an area that deeds, the CNN Hero of the Year and dubbed to the designated nonprofit organization is already saturated with traffic and indeed would have economic impact as far away Kaleb Klakulak and his pal, as the doctor with a big heart. He of each Top 10 CNN Hero, via as downtown. Kenneth “K.J.” Gross, were best friends founded in 2008 a shelter and a CNNHeroes.com and The City’s Economic crowdrise.com/cnnheroes, will be from Detroit Though they were only 12, nonprofit called Inspira and to date, his Development and Urban Planning matched by Subaru up to $50,000 per the pair had already gone through organization has helped more than 800 Commission of City Council is holding much together since becoming friends families. The shelter was designed to Hero through January 2, 2019. public hearings in regard to the proposal, in second grade. Kenneth tragically make the children feel at home and to Now in its 12th year, the including, at my request, one in our died from heart failure last May but his provide a space for kids to "be kids." Peabody and Emmy Award-winning neighbourhood. This is an excellent mother did not have enough money to Here's the 9 other heroes "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute" has opportunity for the public to learn more and have a marker for his grave that usually changing lives in their communities: profiled more than 300 heroes and has have its say. Allow me to invite your readers cost between $2500 to $3000. When • Abisoye Ajayi-Akinfolarin, a received nearly 100,000 nominations to consider attending. Kaleb found out, he decided he would computer programmer in Lagos, from more than 100 countries. The local meeting will be held give his friend’s family a gift for Nigeria, teaches impoverished women Besides CNN, there are other Wednesday, January 16, 2019 at 7 Christmas. He did odd jobs in the in the city's slums how to code through organizations that recognize volunteers P.M. at Ruby Foos Hotel, 7655 The consultation document can neighborhood and also raised funds a program run by the Pearls Africa and good samaritans in many parts of Decarie. be easily accessed on the City's web site through social media to have the Foundation. Canada and in other countries. Their and portrays what I see as a worrisome initiatives in finding ways to help others amount needed to buy the grave • Maria Rose Belding launched situation adding significant travel time are quite heartening testimonials of the marker. MEANS, a platform that reduces food through the Decarie - Metropolitan CNN Heroes, an All-Star Tribute waste by connecting restaurants and basic goodness of humanity. As we interchange, along highways 15 and 40, on is a television special created by CNN to businesses with extra food to charities celebrate the advent of Christmas and the Decarie service road, and along nearby honor individuals who make that feed the hungry. the holidays, we need to reflect on what streets. extraordinary contributions to • After she was paralyzed in a ski it means to give back to the community, The Cote des Neiges - Notre humanitarian aid and make a difference accident, Amanda Boxtel started and to believe in the wise saying that it Dame de Grace Councillors, despite their in their communities.
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    Enero a abril de 2016 History of Beauty Comentarios, anécdotas y relatos sobre los concursos de belleza. Integrado. Tomo II Pepe Medel Enero a abril de 2016 1 Enero 2016 7 de enero de 2016 Este es el primer comentario de 2016 y creo que lo debo dedicar al país del año, en cuestiones relacionadas a los concursos de belleza, y sí ese país no es otro que Filipinas, ya que en este año logró clasificar en los seis concursos internacionales más importantes del mundo y ganó dos de ellos. Los seis concursos más importantes del mundo son: Miss Universo el cual fue ganado por Pia Alonzo; Miss World en donde Hillarie Parungao clasificó en el top 10; Miss International en el cual Janicel Lubina clasificó también en el top 10; Miss Supranational aquí Rogelie Catacutan únicamente clasificó en el top 20; Miss Earth la ganadora fue la filipina Angelia Ong; y finalmente Miss Gran International en el cual Parul Shah logró ser 3rd. runner up. 2 Por otro lado ningún país a logrado ganar los seis concursos más importantes a lo largo de la historia, Filipinas es el país que ha logrado ganar cinco de ellos, únicamente le falta el Miss Grand International, que es un concurso que lleva apenas 3 ediciones. Filipinas ha ganado tres Miss Universe: 1969, 1973 y 2015; un Miss World en 2013; cinco Miss International: 1964, 1970, 1979, 2005 y 2013; un Miss Supranational en 2013; y tres Miss Earth en 2008, 2014 y 2015. Filipinas es un país realmente exitoso. Las fotos corresponden a Pia Alonzo Miss Universe 2015, en la segunda Magan Yung Miss World 2013 y Bea Rose Santiago Miss International 2013, Realmente Filipinas es un país exitoso en los concursos de belleza!!!!!!! Pia Alonzo es la tercera Miss Universe originaria de Filipinas, sus antecesoras han sido Gloria Díaz en 1969 y María Margarita Morán en 1973, felicidades!!!!! Megan Young es la única mujer filipina que ha ganado el título de Miss World en 2013, una bella mujer que no había quién 3 le quitara el título en ese año, es una mujer bella y encantadora.