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The eviction of Maricarren Abascal as a decency meter
In networks, it was a feast of some colleagues. At the discussion tables, and depending on what well you look at, too.
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"I feel this is like a kidnapping": Venezuelans who isolate in their homes in Doral for fear of ICE's migration raids
Maria and her family avoid going out on the street in Doral to avoid running into ICE agents, although they have an active asylum application that, under U.S. law, should protect them from deportation.
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Justice as "State counterpoder"
At some point the calm and the classic schemes in the distribution of power will be restored, also with regard to the justice rooms, but for now it is from where decisions that mark the political life of the country emerge.
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Hair as a symptom
A member of the judiciary who repeatedly abuses his power in an investigation, grossly ignoring the Law and taking his feet out of the pot on many occasions, is a qualified source of risk for respect for the judiciary.
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The judge cites Zapatero's daughters as accused on November 30
The instructor gives Zapatero three days to deliver documentation on the jewels found in his office
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"They were like my children": the duel of a teacher who lost more than 200 students in the double earthquake in Venezuela
Madeleine Cova is a high school teacher who cries the students who lost in the earthquakes that shook northern Venezuela on June 24.
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Living Las Vegas as a local without stepping on a casino
Its green areas, its history, the obsession that vegasians feel for immersive experiences, free live music and its ever better scene 'foodie' will make you barely see a slot machine in this American city famous for them
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Barbecue as a place of meditation and calm: three recipes for beyond the typical meat grill
Three new recipes discover how to cook fish, vegetables, desserts and breads on the coals
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"It's like the acting room of a school full of brown velvet": 50 years of the National Theatre, the brutalist building that scared Carlos of England
Seven years of delay, a double budget, strikes and an endless number of laudatory reviews marked the birth of this building that has reached half a century as one of the most controversial and fascinating icons of the British capital
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Turkey: the defence industry as an engine of geopolitical power
In the midst of the inflationary crisis, Turkey is betting on the defence industry to reduce its dependence on the outside and gain geopolitical weight. The country is promoting the manufacture and export of drones, military vehicles and weapons technology, while seeking to strengthen its strategic position within NATO. A sector that generates pride among a large part of the population, but also raises questions about its close relationship with political power. Adrià Rocha's report for France 24.