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And it will subsidize insurance coverage for the poor.
And yet Africa’s forest coverage fell by 10% between 1990 and 2005 – more than half the recorded global shrinkage.
This followed the Egyptian government’s praise for the Trump administration in February 2017, when the country’s foreign ministry criticized Western journalists for their coverage of global terrorism.
Vaguely worded laws that conflate reporting about terrorism with supporting it provide cover for regimes intent on preventing unfavorable news coverage.
Consider what happened last year to video coverage of the civil war in Syria.
These include educational opportunity and performance, the relationship between productivity and wage growth, the concentration of economic rents, the effectiveness of the financial system’s intermediation of investment in the real economy, physical and digital infrastructure, and the coverage and adequacy of basic social protections.
If the continent is to make gains in achieving universal health coverage (UHC) and improving the quality of health care for everyone, it must start by ensuring that resources are used efficiently and fairly.
China, for example, blocked media coverage of the Egyptian protests.
Local news matters because the day-to-day world that most Americans experience is nothing like what rancorous national news coverage makes it out to be.
This isn’t surprising, given the acrimony dominating national news coverage.
Consider an editorial written in March by the Washington Post’s editorial director, Fred Hiatt, in which he makes a very small and limited apology for the newspaper’s coverage and evaluation of the Bush administration.
(Medicare provides health coverage for retirees, and Medicaid provides coverage for low-income Americans and their children and those with disabilities.)
We must work to extend the coverage of international conventions and codes of conduct.
Iran certainly regarded the meeting as a propaganda opportunity, promising wide media coverage at a time when it was in the eye of a diplomatic hurricane.
Portraying negative coverage as “fake news” has helped Trump to distract from scandals big and small: his family’s conflicts of interest, his dodgy business deals around the world, white supremacists among his senior staff, the rejection of ethics training for senior White House staff, and much else.
Broad coverage: All banks in the eurozone will be covered by the new European supervisory system.
Of course, getting the right TV coverage takes some effort.
During the round-the-clock coverage of the nuclear drama, the specter of Chernobyl has been raised repeatedly.
Yet this massive death toll provokes no discernible fear in the developed world, and receives virtually no news coverage.
The best – and most expensive – solution to these challenges is to provide universal insurance coverage.
Though political resistance and financial limitations have slowed expansion, this is arguably the most far-reaching universal coverage scheme, because it creates competition among all kinds of insurers and health care providers.
The Colombian insurance scheme costs around $164 for each person covered, or $83 for fully subsidized coverage with a less generous benefit package.
Even without detailed cost-benefit analysis, it is clear that universal insurance coverage is vital.
They want to keep bathing in press coverage, but if they push their China-bashing too far and too fast, the protectionists will be seen as hindering delicate behind-the-scenes negotiations.
Abortion receives extensive media coverage in developed countries, especially in the United States, where Republicans have used opposition to it to rally voters.
According to a recent analysis by the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), about ten million people gained health insurance coverage in 2014 as a result of the ACA – the largest increase in coverage in four decades.
And the summit in Abu Dhabi has provided a clear plan to get there by 2018 – a strategy that complements other efforts to raise immunization coverage for diseases such as measles, pneumonia, and rotavirus.
China desperately needs a more unified and comprehensive system to balance social security coverage across the country.
Dozy watchdogs asleep at the wheel are a trope that trips quickly into journalists’ coverage.
One is that of the US media, whose coverage simply underscores – and amplifies – the stunning cluelessness that triggered the protests in the first place.
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