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The Government of Panama declared a state of national emergency and announced that it will allocate up to $100 million to address the damage caused by the earthquake, which left at least 27 injured and affected hundreds of homes and educational centres. Over a hundred replicas forced part of the population to spend the night in parks and streets.
The shares of the operators in Europe and the United States are sunk in the stock market after the purchase of spectrum licenses by SpaceX is confirmed to make its subsidiary a mobile operator
Reports are sent to the regulator where they question the lack of legal coverage to maintain the enhanced operation, while complaining about the lack of reliable data on its actual impact
In recent days, the US President has dusted his usual rhetoric of denouncing, always without evidence, alleged irregularities in the U.S. electoral system, targeting the post vote or the speed of counting. In the face of an unfavourable picture of the mid-term elections, Trump calls for a well-known strategy, either to mobilize its bases or to question a defeat, but experts say it may not give it results.
After several weeks of setbacks against the Hutti, Yemeni government forces are trying to regain the initiative to the pro-Iranian rebels. With the support of Saudi aviation, they claim to have launched a "strategic" counter-offensive over the weekend. They even claim progress on several fronts, something that the Shia rebels deny.
In the face of a hot and near problem, the mayor of Madrid and a socialist edil used that gallid and distant expression
Student protests continue to shake France. From the early morning, many students blocked access to schools and institutes in different cities of the country to report the deterioration of educational conditions. Tension has increased after several days of riots and clashes with the police. In the face of fear of new incidents, some students went to the mobilizations accompanied by their parents, while the Government sought to restore normal in educational institutions.
The options for leading this convulsive region are Turkey, Israel and Iran, which combine strength, culture and technology with fragility, writes British historian Simon Sebag Montefiore in his new book, 'The kettle. History of the Middle East, 1900-2026'
In the middle of the ultra-conservative wave in America, the first round of elections places the son of the former prisoner as a favorite to Lula
Student protests continue in France, where hundreds of schools and institutes have been affected by blockades and mobilizations. Students report the lack of teachers, the mass classrooms, the deterioration of learning conditions and infrastructure. In the face of the growing crisis, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called for the restoration of normalcy in schools and the resumption of classes, while presenting a road map to address the issue. A major demonstration is scheduled for Tuesday, 6 October.
Amid tensions with the United States and Israel, Iran has launched training programmes for civilians, including many women, with the aim of preparing them to respond to a possible land invasion. In Tehran places and training centres, participants receive training in weapons management. However, Iranians are unable to hold the same positions and perform the same functions as men, as the system maintains a strong gender differentiation, leaving them in an extremely unequal situation.
Baltasar Santos faces his third cause for his municipal management. The prosecution asks for 10 years of disqualification for spending six million euros on granite pieces
Between 20,000 and 26,000 unaccompanied minors face difficulties in accessing legal representation after Donald Trump & apos; s administration has let federal funds for the organizations that assist them be overrun. In migration courts, some children of only three years of age must be brought before judges who may decide to deport them.
Philip VI calls on Brussels's responsibility for managing the crisis in the autonomous city and calls it "unacceptable"
The category 3 storm approaches the state of Baja California Sur, on the coast of the North-West Pacific of Mexico.
The eviction of Maricarren Abascal, a 87-year-old woman expelled from her home after the purchase of the building by a real estate fund, generated protests in Madrid and Barcelona. Protesters set up tents and demanded better conditions for access to housing. In the face of social pressure, the Government of Pedro Sánchez seeks to speed up a decree to strengthen protection against evictions and limit the purchase of buildings by so-called "vulture funds" for tourist use.
People will launch a commission of inquiry into the Ceuta crisis in the Senate
The white set gives in to a point at the premiere of the European competition; the Barça wins the Anadolu Ephes and the Baskonia loses to the Olympiacos
"The interests of the two countries are deeply intertwined," said the Chinese President at the beginning of his summit
The Argentine President fused the United Nations on Wednesday, September 23 for not being able to enforce the resolution that recognized a dispute over the archipelago and called on the United Kingdom to "resume negotiations to find a peaceful solution to the sovereignty dispute." However, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham promised that his country would remain "firm" around that claim. Milei also sold Argentina as an ideal destination for IA companies.
