World News: Paraguay’s President Resigns, England’s Biggest Nature Recovery Project Gets Green Lit
In this twice weekly edition of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen takes us around the world to highlight some of the good news happing across the globe. Paraguayan President Santiago Peña is impeached after a bank collapse triggers mass protests, while Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot gets the first chance to form a new government after Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition loses its majority. In the UK, tube drivers announce strike action over proposed changes to their working week. Plus, a Greek island reaches 100% renewable electricity, France’s growing protest movement pushes for action on inequality and the cost of living, and a public fundraising campaign secures a major Northumberland estate for an ambitious nature recovery project.
Santiago Peña, Trump's Ally in Paraguay, Resigns After Digital Bank Collapse | Common Dreams
Israeli president Isaac Herzog picks Benjamin Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot to form new government
Tube drivers to strike over Christmas period - AOL
Agios Efstratios becomes Greece's first energy-autonomous island
Trade unions join growing protests in France : NPR
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