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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Government supporter plays trumpet while he waits to see President Nicolas Maduro after he votes for the Parlimentary Election in Parque Ali Primera, Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328994
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Government supporters awaits to see President Nicolas Maduro after he votes for the Parlimentary Election in Parque Ali Primera, Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328993
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: President Nicolas Maduro shows is finger before voting during his arrival to Parque Ali Primera in the Catia neighbourhood, Caracas, where he votes for the Parlimentary Election. After voting the finger will be cover with indelible ink. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328989
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: President Nicolas Maduro arrives to Parque Ali Primera in the Catia neighbourhood, Caracas, where he votes for the Parlimentary Election. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328986
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Government supporter gives her contact to a member of the Fundación Pueblo Soberano (Sovereign People Foundation) in order to be helped to get a pension to her father, while waiting for the arrival of President Nicolas Maduro in Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328983
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People search on the voting lists for their voting table during election day in Parque Ali Primera, Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. Catia, one of the strongholds of Chavismo. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328980
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Newpaper titles during election day for Parliamentary Elections in Caracas- Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328975
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote early in the morning in Colegio Schonthal in Los Palos Grandes, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Los Palos Grandes is one of the most affluent and also a stronghold of the opposition. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328971
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote early in the morning in Colegio Schonthal in Los Palos Grandes, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Los Palos Grandes is one of the most affluent and also a stronghold of the opposition. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328969
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote early in the morning in Colegio Schonthal in Los Palos Grandes, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Los Palos Grandes is one of the most affluent and also a stronghold of the opposition. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328968
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote early in the morning in Colegio Schonthal in Los Palos Grandes, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Los Palos Grandes is one of the most affluent and also a stronghold of the opposition. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328997
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NEWS - Kolumbien: Friedensnobelpreisträger Juan Manuel Santos in Bogota
(161007) -- BOGOTA, Oct. 7, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos hugs his wife as he delivers a statement after the announcement of being awarded with the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize, at the Presidential Palace, in Bogota, Colombia, on Oct. 7, 2016. Manuel Santos has won the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his resolute efforts to bring his country's five-decade-long civil war to an end, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced Friday. (Xinhua/COLPRENSA) (fnc) ***MANDATORY CREDIT*** ***NO ARCHIVE*** ***NOT FOR SALES*** ***FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY*** ***COLOMBIA OUT***
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NEWS - Kolumbien: Friedensnobelpreisträger Juan Manuel Santos in Bogota
(161007) -- CARTAGENA, Oct. 7, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Image provided by Colombia's Presidency taken on Oct. 1, 2016 shows Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos (C) interacting with students before a volleyball match in Bogota, Colombia. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has won the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his resolute efforts to bring his country's five-decade-long civil war to an end, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced Friday. (Xinhua/Nelson Cardenas/Colombia's Presidency)(zcc)
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Two policemen guard one of the streets ahead of the National Assembly in Caracas under the omnipresent eyes of late President Hugo Chavez. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328996
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Vice-President of Venezuela, Jorge Arreaza, receives letters with cries for help from supporters in Parque Ali Primera, Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. The letter asking for help started with late President Chavez, because he used to get them, read them and help the people in question, many times during his weekly TV Show, "Aló Presidente". Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328995
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Government supporter awaits to see President Nicolas Maduro after he votes for the Parlimentary Election in Parque Ali Primera, Catia neighbourhood, Caracas. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328992
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: President Nicolas Maduro holds the hand of a Government supporter during his arrival to Parque Ali Primera in the Catia neighbourhood, Caracas, where he votes for the Parlimentary Election. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328991
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: President Nicolas Maduro smiles after a supporter shows she already vote for the Government during the President arrival to Parque Ali Primera in the Catia neighbourhood, Caracas, where he votes for the Parlimentary Election. After voting the finger will be cover with indelible ink. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328990
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People cheers for the arrival of President Maduro during Parlimentary Elections day in Parque Ali Primeira, Catia, one of the strongholds of Chavismo. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328985
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Minister Ernesto Villegas arrives to Parque Ali Primeira, Catia, one of the strongholds of Chavismo. Villegas is also running for a National Assembly seat for Catia. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328984
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People wait for the arrival of President Maduro during Parlimentary Elections day in Parque Ali Primeira, Catia, one of the strongholds of Chavismo. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328981
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote for the Parlimentary Elections in Parque Ali Primeira, Catia, one of the strongholds of Chavismo. Even with the economic chaos and shortage of first necessaty products, neighbourhoods like Catia still support the Bolivarian Revolution and the Government. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328979
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: Election poster for the Governament duirng election day for Parliamentary Elections in Francisco Fajardo Highway. The government still uses late President Hugo Chavez name in the campaign to remember that the it still follows the popular leader's path even after his death in 2013. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328978
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: National Guard looks out for the queues to vote in order the process runs smoothly and without violence at Colegio Andres Bello, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328977
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: A man looks on the voting lists for his voting table in Colegio Andres Bello, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328973
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NEWS - Wahlen in Venezuela
December 6, 2015 – Caracas, Venezuela: People waiting to vote early in the morning in Colegio Schonthal in Los Palos Grandes, Caracas, for the Parliamentary Elections. Los Palos Grandes is one of the most affluent and also a stronghold of the opposition. Venezuela's opposition went on to defeat the ruling Socialists to win the legislature for the first time in 16 years and gain a long-sought platform to challenge President Nicolas Maduro's rule. The opposition Democratic Unity coalition won 99 seats to the Socialists' 46 in the 167-national National Assembly, the election board said, with some districts still to be counted. (Eduardo Leal/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05328970
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2006-10-25: Minitrekking auf dem Perito Moreno, Patagonien (Argentinien) - eine grosse Touristenattraktion!
2006-10-25: Minitrekking auf dem Perito Moreno, Patagonien (Argentinien) - eine grosse Touristenattraktion! FOTO: DUKAS/SANDRA WALSER
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REPORTAGE: VW - Die gute alte Zeit
Siebziger Jahre, Transport, Strassenverkehr, Humor, Komiker, Automobil, Pkw, Volkswagen, VW Kaefer, Plakat mit einer Illustration hinter der Windschutzscheibe zeigt Charlie Chaplin am Steuer, Copacabana in BR-Rio de Janeiro, Brasilien, Seventies, transport, road traffic, humour, comedian, automobile, passenger car, Volkswagen, VW Beetle, poster with an illustration behind the windscreen shows Charlie Chaplin at the steering wheel, Copacabana, BR-Rio de Janeiro, Brazil *** Local Caption *** Seventies, transport, road traffic, humour, comedian, automobile, passenger car, Volkswagen, VW Beetle, poster with an illustration behind the windscreen shows Charlie Chaplin at the steering wheel, Copacabana, BR-Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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NEWS - Kolumbianische Präsident Juan Manuel Santos unterschreibt das Friedensabkommen
(160826) -- BOGOTA, Aug. 26, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo provided by Colombian Presidency shows Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos taking part in a ceremony to deliver to the Congress the peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in Bogota Aug. 25, 2016. Juan Manuel Santos will sign the final peace deal with the FARC ahead of the Oct. 2 plebiscite to decide whether to approve the agreement or not, government negotiators said on Thursday. (Xinhua/Juan David Tena/Colombian Presidency) (hy)
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2006-10-25: Minitrekking auf dem Perito Moreno, Patagonien (Argentinien) - eine grosse Touristenattraktion!
2006-10-25: Minitrekking auf dem Perito Moreno, Patagonien (Argentinien) - eine grosse Touristenattraktion! FOTO: DUKAS/SANDRA WALSER
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Jaguar ID Project
Jabiru Stork on River bank in Brazil's Pantanal. Abbie Martin. Jaguar ID Project.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Abbie Martin of the Jaguar ID Project in the Northern Pantanal in Mato Grosso, Brazil, checks one of her trail cameras.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Abbie Martin and her boat driver, Sigano, search for jaguars during data collection. In the Northern Pantanal in Mato Grosso, Brazil.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Jaguar scratches on trees in the Northern Pantanal in Brazil's Mato Grosso. Researching with Jaguar ID Project and founder, Abbie Martin.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Abbie Martin of the Jaguar ID Project in Brazil's Pantanal stares out into the jungle.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Abbie Martin, founder of the Jaguar ID Project, in the Northern Pantanal in Brazil's Mato Grosso searches for jaguars.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Jaguar track or footprint in the dirt in the Northern Pantanal in Brazil's Mato Grosso. Researching jaguars with Abbie Martin and the Jaguar ID Project.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Abbie Martin and João Campos of the Jaguar ID Project in the Northern Pantanal of Brazil's Mato Grosso set up a trail camera. In the boat, along the Corixo Negro.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Jaguar in the Northern Pantanal relaxes on a dry river bank. Researching with Jaguar ID Project.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Abbie Martin of the Jaguar ID Project in Brazil's Pantanal looks into the camera.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
Jaguar licks it's paws in the Northern Pantanal in Brazil. Abbie Martin.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
A Jaguar walks along the banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal in Brazil's Mato Grosso. Researching with Jaguar ID Project with Abbie Martin.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Jaguar ID Project
A burnt, dead tree in Brazil's Pantanal from the fires in 2020. Jaguar ID Project. Abbie Martin.
Abbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region.
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Argentina Politics
Congresswoman Myriam Bregman holds up a sign that reads ''Not to the Yankee invasion and military aggression against Venezuela'' during the swearing-in ceremony for newly elected legislators at Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on December 3, 2025. (Photo by Matias Baglietto/NurPhoto) -
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Christmas Tree Lights Switched On in Santiago City Council Square
The lights on the Christmas tree in Plaza de Armas are switched on in Santiago, Chile, on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Reinaldo Ubilla Farias/NurPhoto) -
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Christmas Tree Lights Switched On in Santiago City Council Square
The lights on the Christmas tree in Plaza de Armas are switched on in Santiago, Chile, on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Reinaldo Ubilla Farias/NurPhoto) -
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Christmas Tree Lights Switched On in Santiago City Council Square
The lights on the Christmas tree in Plaza de Armas are switched on in Santiago, Chile, on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Reinaldo Ubilla Farias/NurPhoto) -
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Christmas Tree Lights Switched On in Santiago City Council Square
The lights on the Christmas tree in Plaza de Armas are switched on in Santiago, Chile, on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Reinaldo Ubilla Farias/NurPhoto) -
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Javier Milei
Argentina's President Javier Milei talks after legislative provincial election polls close in La Plata, Argentina, on September 7, 2025. (Photo by Emmanuel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
