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I interviewed Christa Pike 20 years ago and I can't stop thinking about her.
British journalist Helen Roberts told the BBC that in Christa Pike there are two different facets: a staff and a criminal.
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After 30 years of cultural recovery, the Sirayas claim indigenous status in Taiwan
On 30 July, the Siraya indigenous people were officially recognized by executive decree as the tenth indigenous group in Taiwan. It is also the first tribal group of the plains to obtain indigenous status in Taiwan.
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Children of just three years before a judge: the crisis of migrant minors without a lawyer in the United States. United States.
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.
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The US is completely withdrawing from Iraq after 20 years of military presence: how the country leaves and what will happen now
The US plans to withdraw its troops still in Iraq on September 30, ending a military presence that began with the 2003 invasion that overthrew Saddam Hussein.
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They release a man after spending 41 years on the death row in the US thanks to a DNA test
Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was sentenced to death for the murder of a woman, although he always maintained his innocence.
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Núremberg, 80 years later: what remains of international justice?
80 years ago, the Nuremberg trials began against the main leaders of the Nazi regime, a process that set a precedent for the international persecution of crimes committed by political and military leaders. His legacy came decades later to the courts that tried war crimes and genocide in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. But eight decades later, international justice continues to face criticism and accusations of unequal action. What really changed from Núremberg and what are its limits?
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Housing: Why not in eight years and yes in eight days?
If no action had been taken on the sector by dejadez, it is alarming; if action is taken only by social pressure, it is not legalized by conviction.
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Made in Spain and with 10 years of warranty: the game of 5 knives of Arcos that triumphs in sales
An all-terrain set to renew your kitchen with five stainless steel knives that will accompany you for years
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Iñaki Fernández (LetsGo): "At 20 years old I won my first million pesetas and took the poison of entertainment."
The Basque businessman finds inspiration in adrenaline, disconnects by cooking rice and fish to the roast and recognizes that his challenge is to learn to enjoy more of his successes
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Spain: Maricarren, 87-year-old woman deshauciada, will return home after agreement
Representatives of Maricarsen, the 87-year-old woman evicted last week in Madrid, and the company owned by her home for more than 70 years, reached an agreement to be able to return home. The pact must be ratified by Maricarsen, who continues to be hospitalized after eviction. Meanwhile, hundreds of people maintain a camp in Madrid to demand more forceful action in the face of the housing crisis, just as the deadline for the Government to move forward with a new decree on this matter.
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An 11-year-old British prodigy girl becomes the greatest younger teacher in chess history
The 11-year-old has hit another chess record after an extraordinary performance representing England.
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Amalia Sánchez, 76, "The young have returned, since 15- M only heard the facets"
The woman found out about the camp at night and went spontaneously to help the campers so they can continue "strong" with the movement.
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Why 130 years later follows the obsession with the murder of Lizzie Borden's parents, one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in the US
In June 1892, Lizzie Borden was tried and exculpated for the murder of her father and stepmother. The case became one of the most infamous mysteries in U.S. history and the theme of novels, films and a new Netflix drama.
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The 12 years of marches and unscathed screams of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa
In a decade, only three of them have found bone fragments. On September 26, he opened a wound to the families and Mexican society that none of the three governments in charge has closed so far.
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The story of 3,000 years hidden in the @ symbol (and why it is linked to ceramics)
In Taiwan, @ is called "little mouse." In Russian it is "dog," and in Dutch "monkey tail." The @ symbol is a mirror, and its history goes back thousands of years.
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Beth, 24 years after 'OT': "I'm sorry that it looks like, since you're not on TV, you're dead."
The rasts, the 'piercing' and 'tell me' marked an entire generation. Now the singer claims her career away from media noise
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He died at the age of 93 Bob Pettit, the first MVP of the NBA
Arquetype of the modern-pivot, led the Hawks to their only ring in 1958 and retired as the first score able to overcome the barrier of the 20,000 points
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The prosecutor asks for up to 19 years in prison for two ultra-decers for attacking a PSOE headquarters with explosives during a talk.
The Public Prosecutor's Office points out that the two accused, linked to Falange, acted "by radical ideologies contrary to democratic coexistence"
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Maricarren, 87, spends his first night without home in the hospital accompanied by his cousin Vicente and with a severe exhaustion picture
Women are being tested and tested to determine their health status. Anxiety and stress from eviction
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Harvey Weinstein is sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual assault in retrial
Harvey Weinstein was sentenced on Wednesday to 15 years in prison for sexually assaulting Miriam Haley in 2006. His original 2020 sentence was annulled in 2024 for procedural errors. The 74-year-old former producer also serves 16 years in prison for a similar case in California.