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The police apply to adolescents what the opposition already calls "the crime of black sweatshirt," a controversial Meloni measure that allows the arrest before a protest to anyone suspected of later participating in riots
The decision comes after the prosecution charged him for the alleged crimes of abuse of confidence and administration for personal benefit
Dozens of Paraguayans move in Asunción to the cry of "political judgment" and "not a step back," after President Santiago Peña announced his resignation in the midst of the crisis unleashed by the intervention and closure of Ueno Bank, which affects millions of customers.
Dozens of families seek recognition of the link between the raid and the deaths of their families that occurred up to a month later
A new and deadly railway accident in Spain. Tens of people died on October 28 following the collision of two high-speed trains on the line connecting Madrid to Andalusia. The president of the Spanish Government went to the site to attend to the emergency and declared three days of mourning in the country. It's the second fatal train accident in less than a year. For his part, the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puentes, said that the Spanish railway system is safe and does not rule out a "human error."
The accident occurred in the town of Urda, Toledo. The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, said from the site of the collision that "if there have been failures in the security system, it will be answered with total strength"
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, declared himself "shocked" by the serious railway accident and said he was in permanent contact with the Minister of Transport.
Tens of young people, many of them minors, have been arrested following a series of riots that were called into networks, but whose origin is still being investigated.
Tens of Israelis mobilize around the world to return to their homeland. With the lack of a vote abroad, civilians travel to participate in the parliamentary elections in Israel, the first since the deadly Hamas attack of October 7, 2023, which could be decisive for the continuity of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Tens of indigenous representatives from four continents question projects to preserve the natural environment that are negotiated on their territory without taking them into account and that ensure that they threaten their lifestyle
More than 70 people start a hunger strike to protest the confinement and ill-treatment received, according to 'The Guardian'
Tens of thousands of people went to the streets of several cities in Spain to protest against Congress's rejection of the decrees - a law that the Government of Pedro Sánchez proposed to break down the housing crisis. The head of Government announced that he would assess the advance of the general elections, initially estimated for 2027. We discussed this scenario with Luis Miller, a doctor in Sociology.
The second big march in a week deals blame between the "progressive government" and the right-wing, and announces that it will continue in the struggle "rule who rules"
Dozens of reporters have fled the coastal city in the face of the progress of the rebels, who have made them a target. Some 130,000 people have been displaced by the resumption of fighting
The decision takes place a few days after the meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York
Tens of people died in two massive shootings that occurred a few hours apart in South Africa. An attack in a bar left at least 17 dead and 15 injured, while another shooting at a site caused 10 dead and 11 injured. The authorities are investigating both cases and, so far, no arrests have been reported.
Dozens of United Nations delegates left the room on Thursday where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was preparing to make a speech.
Dozens of patients and health care centers to support the doctor attacked by the Community of Madrid after reporting the alteration of preferential surgeries in Hospital Ramón and Cajal
Tens of Cubans line up in the banks before they open up to be able to withdraw the maximum allowed cash, an estimated $28, at a time when prices are fired and tickets are scarce. The informal market has grown in recent months due to a lack of resources, low consumption and high costs, and Cuba has had to take alternatives to prevent the economy from falling further with the increase in US sanctions.
