The most shocking images that 2024 left worldwide

The most shocking images that 2024 left worldwide





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The most shocking images that 2024 left worldwide

The year 2024 has been marked by a series of events that left indelible images in the collective memory.

Below are five of the most striking moments:

Protests in Venezuela and toppling of statues of Hugo Chavez :

Following the July 28 elections, in which the National Electoral Council declared President Nicolás Maduro the winner, protests broke out in several cities across Venezuela. Protesters tore down at least five statues of former President Hugo Chávez, symbolizing their discontent with the election result.

 

Attack on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania :

On July 13, during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump was attacked. Secret Service agents quickly escorted him to his vehicle after the incident. Fortunately, Trump was unharmed and resumed his political activities afterwards.

 

Controversy at the opening ceremony of Paris 2024 :

The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris sparked controversy over a scene dubbed “Feast ,” which some interpreted as a parody of “The Last Supper.” Various religious groups expressed their displeasure, leading the organizers to publicly apologize.

Photo of the ‘Festivity’

 

Solar Eclipse of April 8:

On April 8, a total solar eclipse passed over southern Indiana, United States, offering an astronomical spectacle that was widely observed and celebrated. The phenomenon began at 3:01 p.m. EDT and culminated at 3:12 p.m. EDT, making it one of the most notable scientific events of the year.

 

Floods due to the DANA in Valencia, Spain :

At the end of October, an Isolated Depression at High Levels (DANA) caused catastrophic flooding in Valencia , affecting 75 municipalities and damaging around 100,000 homes. The disaster left a tragic balance of 223 dead and thousands displaced, ranking among the costliest climate catastrophes of the year.

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