ZUMA’s Rodrigo Reyes Marin featured on Bloomberg.com August 4, 2020

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June 18, 2020, Tokyo, Japan: Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks during a press conference at the prime minister’s official residence. Japan’s longest-serving leader has been powerless to prevent a chain of events, including the coronavirus crisis, from eroding public confidence in his leadership and administration. Now Thursday’s arrests of his close aide and former justice minister Katsuyuki Kawai and his wife on suspicion of vote buying in the 2019 upper house election come as another blow.

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Hiroshima Bombing 75th Anniversary

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August 6, 2020, Hiroshima, Japan – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wearing a face mask delivers a speech during the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony 2020 at the Peace Memorial Park. Local authorities implemented measures to prevent the spreading of the new coronavirus during the annual memorial ceremony at the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States during World War II. 
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ZUMA’s Rodrigo Reyes Marin featured in Tampa Bay Times, August 6, 2020

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Hiroshima Bombing 75th Anniversary

August 6, 2020, Hiroshima, Japan: A member of staff lights a paper lantern on the Motoyasu River near to the Atomic Bomb Dome. Due to the new coronavirus pandemic, the public was not allowed to participate during the lantern floating event this year. A small group of volunteers and organizers released a few float lanterns, in memory of victims of the atomic bombing, during the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Thursday.

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75th Anniversary Hiroshima Lantern Floating Event

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August 6, 2020, Hiroshima, Japan – Paper lanterns float on the Motoyasu River near to the Atomic Bomb Dome. Due to the new coronavirus pandemic, the public was not allowed to participate during the lantern floating event this year. A small group of volunteers and organizers released a few float lanterns, in memory of victims of the atomic bombing, during the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Thursday. 
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zReportage.com Story of the Week #748: TUESDAY August 4, 2020: INVISIBLE ENEMIES, by ZUMA Press Newspaper San Antonio Express-News photographer Lisa Krantz and Reporter Marina Starleaf

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zReportage.com Story of the Week #748: TUESDAY August 4, 2020: INVISIBLE ENEMIES, by ZUMA Press Newspaper San Antonio Express-News photographer Lisa Krantz and Reporter Marina Starleaf Riker, who followed an EMS crew over a 24-hour shift, sometimes riding in the ambulance with the paramedic and patient. They observed as paramedics for Superior Mobile Health, a private ambulance company, transported patients to hospitals across San Antonio, including multiple who were ill with COVID-19. Riker interviewed paramedics, emergency medical technicians and upper-level managers to understand how the pandemic has strained EMS services. Ambulance crews respond an average of once an hour to transport COVID-19 patients. For paramedics, it’s a daily battle against two invisible enemies: the virus and burnout. Welcome to: INVISIBLE ENEMIES

http://www.zreportage.com/zReportage.html?num=zrep748

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ZUMA’s Davi Barak featured on RTVI July 30th, 2020

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October 26, 2019, San Diego, California, U.S: A United States Border Patrol Agent walks along one of two border fences between the United States and Mexico. This section of the fence is at Border Field State Park, the southwestern corner of the continental United States. The southernmost fence extends several yards into the Pacific Ocean.

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ZUMA’s Michael Forster Rothbart featured on who what why.org

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May 12, 2020: Nursing home residents in Oneonta, New York, get visits by animal shelter dogs. Oneonta is in the Mohawk Valley region, one of three upstate New York regions that will begin to reopen May 15, 2020, after coronavirus lockdowns. Staff from the Chestnut Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Oneonta, NY, and the Susquehanna animal shelter coordinated to put on a dog parade for residents of the nursing home. Susquehanna SPCA staff circled the outside of the facility, stopping at windows to show dogs and wave to the residents. Chestnut Park curently has 71 residents who have been unable to receive visitors for nearly two months due to the COVID19 pandemic. ‘This was great for everyone ‘the animals, our staff, and the people here,’ said Stacie Haynes, executive director of the Susquehanna SPCA. ‘We’ve all been cooped up too long, and just to see all the smiles was wonderful.’

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