Sarah Ramirez is an Associate Editor for Custom at Alaska Commons. With a focus on international affairs and cultural events, Sarah's articles cover a wide range of topics including music, politics, natural disasters, human rights, and sports. She brings a unique perspective to her writing, providing insights from experts and capturing the stories that shape our world.
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Sarah Ramirez's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. She may be particularly interested in expert commentary related to ongoing political events or crises such as the Ukraine-Russia conflict, corruption issues, human rights violations, natural disasters impacting governmental response.
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By: Sarah Ramirez
Hurricane Idalia Strikes Florida, Leaving Devastation in Its Wake In a catastrophic turn of events, Hurricane Idalia has made landfall in Florida as a powerful Category 3 storm, causing widespread destruction along the Gulf Coast. The storm relentlessly pounded the southern United States on Wednesday, submerging homes, transforming streets into raging rivers, and causing massive […]
By: Sarah Ramirez
Guatemala’s recent presidential election may have resulted in a victory for progressive and anti-corruption candidate Bernardo Arevalo, but the political turmoil in the country is far from over. Just hours after Arevalo’s victory was certified, electoral officials suspended his Seed Movement party, leading to potential appeals before the Supreme and Constitutional courts. The temporary suspension […]
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Cuba Lifts Ban on Women’s Boxing, Sets Eyes on Paris Olympics In a small gym in east Havana, the air is thick with sweat and determination. The crack in the ceiling drips water onto the worn boxing ring, where women wearing protective gear spar and punch their way to glory. For years, women in Cuba […]
Japan’s Prime Minister Eats Fukushima Fish to Prove Safety In a move that may remind some of an episode of The Simpsons, Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ate fish and other products from Fukushima to prove their safety. This comes as China bans seafood from Japan and concerns continue to rise over the decision to […]
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Chile Launches National Search Plan to Locate Disappeared Victims of Pinochet Dictatorship As Chile approaches the 50th anniversary of the 1973 coup, the government has initiated a National Search Plan in an endeavor to find individuals who disappeared during the authoritarian rule of General Augusto Pinochet. President Gabriel Boric, a progressive leader, announced the plan […]
Japan has a rich history of exporting stories that have captivated audiences around the world. One of the most popular and iconic manga series to come out of Japan is ‘One Piece’. Created by Eiichiro Oda, ‘One Piece’ first debuted in 1997 and quickly gained a massive following, becoming one of the best-selling manga of […]
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Tragedy struck in eastern Ukraine as six members of the Ukrainian armed forces lost their lives in a helicopter incident. The military announced the unfortunate incident, which occurred during a mission in a Russian-held area near the city of Bakhmut. The details surrounding the deadly event, involving two Mi-8 helicopters, remain unknown. According to reports […]
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Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy has spoken out against the rampant corruption within the country’s medical exemptions from military service. In a video address to the nation, Zelenskyy revealed that bribes ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 were being paid for these exemptions, leading to an increase in individuals leaving the country. He emphasized that all cases of […]
By: Sarah Ramirez
Recent reports , including California's newest Master Plan for Aging , underscore the pressing need for comprehensive policies addressing the challenges aging populations encounter.
Recent reports, including California’s newest Master Plan for Aging, underscore the pressing need for comprehensive policies addressing the challenges aging populations encounter. While commendable, they do not necessarily address the distinct needs of these groups, especially in low-income, rural and so-called disadvantaged unincorporated communities, or DUCs, like mine.
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