El Nacional de Oklahoma

La combinación de las crisis resultan- tes de la pandemia de covid-19, las conse- cuencias del cambio climático y la guerra en Ucrania ha tenido como resultado un empeoramiento del hambre en el mundo, según un informe difundido este jueves en Alemania. El Índice Global del Hambre, que publi- can tres ONG coordina- A-4 CONTINÚA A-4 CONTINÚA EL NACIONAL DE OKLAHOMA I N G O D W E T R U S T E N D I O S C O N F I A M O S El Nacional POLÍTICA POLÍTICA Camila Cabello no olvida sus inicios. 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Cesar Reyes sigue apoyando causas sociales. Kylian Mbappé presiona para irse del PSG. La Agencia Latina de Desarrollo Comu- nitario (LCDA, por sus siglas en inglés) es una de las organizaciones más importan- tes en el estado de Oklahoma que repre- senta y atiende a la comunidad hispa- na. A través de diversos programas de salud, educación, prevención, tratamien- to y juventud, hace posible que miles de personas puedan tener acceso a muchos bene!cios y servicios. Uno de sus progra- mas más importantes es el de salud, el cual se enfoca en las necesidades de salud más apremiantes dentro de la comunidad latina y las empareja con las fuentes de !nanciamiento disponibles. Los servicios de salud que tiene LCDA se enfocan en inmuniza- REDACCIÓN LOCAL NOTICIAS@ELNACIONALMEDIA.COM La Agencia Latina de Desarrollo Comunitario sigue brindando acceso a la salud a las diversas comunidades en Oklahoma. 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El discurso y la iniciati- MILDREN BUENO NOTICIAS@ELNACIONALMEDIA.COM NACION La guerra de Rusia en Ucrania: Trump exige a Biden más diplomacia y menos acciones militares. Carmen Vivenes, promotora de Salud en LCDA.

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