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In this honor roll we will present the important things they have been able to achieve.

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Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum
- Initially, for some Western countries, Ebola is not longer news, but it is in The Democratic Republic of Congo, where in July the who declared the outbreak of the disease an international emergency.
- The microbiologist Tamfum is director general of the National Institute for Biomedical Research (INRB) for the African country and, in fact, has spent the last four decades dedicated to the study of this virus.
- Also he was part of the group that investigated the first outbreak in 1976 in the former republic of Zaire and, since then, has worked to develop detection and diagnostic techniques.
- Is for that reason "Nature" has included him on this list for the efforts he is making today in his country to combat the epidemic that has cause the death of more than 2,200 people.
- Tamfum often says that when he arrived in the village that suffered the first Ebola outbreak in 1976, he didn´t  have a mask or latex gloves. The scene found there, in a Catholic mission run by Belgian nuns in Yambuku, was apocalyptic. Most of the nuns had died, many people had fled, and the survivors had fevers and diarrhea. However, Muyembe TamFum took samples of the bodies with his bare hands. When finished, he washed them with soap and water.
- The Congolese scientist, from the Kinshasa School of Medicine, has been leading the campaing against the latest  Ebola outbreak since July, which since 2018 has killed 2,200 people in his country. Tamfum, co-discoverer of the virus 43 years ago, is waging his tenth battle against the disease, "the toughest so far", according to the scientific publication. Anyway, in all the previous outbreaks it managed to cut the spread of the epidemic.

1. In 2015 he has received the "Christophe Merieux" prize.
2. In 2019 he has won the African "Hideyo Noguchi" prize from the Japanese government.
3. He has been one of the 100 most influential people in the world in the magazine "Time".
4. He has was chosen by the magazine "nature" as one of the 10 most relevant people of the year in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
5. He has studied medicine at the University Lovanium.
6. He has was part of the investigated team of the first know Ebola outbreak.
7. He has know for facing Ebola without gloves.
8. He has obtained the Africa prize from the Royal Society.

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Was born on 1942 in Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Greta TinTin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg
- She is an environmental activist, focused on the risks posed by global warming.
- Asperger syndrome was diagnosed; attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (OCD) and selective mutism.
- In November 2018, she was awarded the Young Model of the Year Fryshuset scholarship; In fact, in December 2018, Time magazine named Thunberg one of the 25 most influential teens in the world in 2018.
- On the occasion of International Women´s Day, she was also proclaimed the most important woman of the year in Sweden in 2019. Then, in March 31, 2019 she received the Goldene Kamera Special Climate Protection award from Germany; Finally, on April 2, 2019, the Prix Liberté de Normadie, France, and on April 12, 2019, shared the Norwegian Fritts Ords Award with the Natur og Undon Organization.
- On March 13 , 2019, three members of the Norwegian parliament nominated Greta Thunberg as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize later this year. While in April 2019, Time magazine listed Greta Thunberg as one of the 100 Most Influential People of 2019. Therefore, she had two consecutive Nobel Peace Prize nominations (2019 and 2020).
- In addition, on July 21, 2020, the swedish activist was awarded the Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity, endowed with one million euros, which aims to distinguish individuals or organizations that have excelled in "mitigation and adaptation to climate change". It prevailed among 136 candidates from 46 countries and was chosen with broad consensus, as explained in a note by the president of the award jury, the former president of Portugal Jorge Sampaio. As a result, Greta announced the donation of the entire amount to foundations and projects that "fight for a sustainable world".
- Because of COVID-19, on August 24, 2020, her "sabbatical year" from school ended when she, along with students from all over Sweden, returned to classes.

1. In 2019, she has was proclaimed the most important woman of the year.
2. At fifteen years old she was won a climate-change test competition.
3. She has made protests on climate-change.
4. She has oppeared on the front page of the magazine "Time".
5. She has was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
6. She has received the german special climate protection award "Goldene Kamera".
7. In 2018 she has managed to mobilized students in climate change protests from countries such as: Australia, The United Kingdom, The United States and Japan.
8. She has was travelled to the "ONU" to make a climate conference

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Was born on January 3, 2003 in Estocolmo, Suecia.
She is 18 years old.

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Was born on January 17, 1964 in Chicago, Illinais, EE.UU.
She is 57 years old.

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Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama
- She is a lawyer, university administrator and also an American writer. In addition, she served as the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017.

- She studied sociology and African American studies at Princeton University (BA,1985) in New Jersey. Then attending Harvard Law School (JD,1988).
- She worked at the Sidley Austin Law Firm, where she specialized in intellectual property law. It was there she met Barack Obama in 1989, in 1992 they married because of they had two daughters.
- Michelle Obama is a voice for many silent causes. When she was first lady, she became a champion of childhood obesity, a serius problem that affects millions of children, but about which little is said. In the midst of the pandemic, the former first lady of the United States was one of the first to face one of the main ailments of confinement and loneliness. Michelle said she suffered from what she called mild depression. "I have had emotional ups and downs in the last five months. Those moments when you   don´t feel like yourself", she recounted on her podcast in a conversation with journalist Michele Norris.
- She said that at first of the pandemic, things in the family began to be very different. There were movies nights, there were many days together. And that became, after so many years in busy politics, a blessing. Their daughter Malia was the one who took them to have big television marathons and they felt lucky to spend so much time togheter.

1. She has written a book.
2. She has married to a Barack Obama.
3. She has belong democrat party.
4. She has studied in Harvard University.
5. She has gotten a Grammy for a best album thanks to her book "Becoming".
6. She has was considered by "Forbes" as the most powerful woman.
7. She has been was the only African-American First Lady in the United States.
8. She has helped the poor people.