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In Tijuana and Mexico City, women personally affected by migration and gender-based violence have turned these experiences into collective care organizations that respond to the structural gaps that the State does not reach
State Department spokesman reports Washington will host defeated Brazilian presidential candidate on its territory
Surveys show that the measure, which is rejected by 92% of Chileans, has affected the image of the president.
The 'data centers' sector has a heavy burden on the rules in the process and calls on the Council of State to have an impact on the opinion of the advisory body. It does not rule out going to court to prevent him from seeing the light
The right-wing candidate considers that Lula abused State power during the election campaign, but does not call for the annulment of the elections.
The disturbing thing about his doctrine is the possibility that this agonic ideology will disarm the approaches of a State party.
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 USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier returned to its base in San Diego after 264 days of continued mission in the Middle East and reports of poor conditions on board and mental health effects on crew members. Guillermo Pulido, a political and master's degree in Security, Peace and Defense, was our Guest of the day and explained to us what the mission of the ship was, what its achievements have been and the consequences of remaining so many days without touching land.
The failed execution of Christa Pike has triggered a new discussion in the United States on the rights of those sentenced to capital punishment. In France 24, we spoke on this subject with Julio Cesar Cueva, a master in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law, who said that "a person sentenced to death does not lose his dignity as a human being," so the State has an obligation to ensure his care while the sentence is being carried out.
On Thursday, October 8, President José Antonio Kast decreed a state of disaster in the area of Las Condes, in eastern Santiago. The area was affected by a stream of water that dragged vehicles and buses into the steep streets of the capital.
In Israel, the extraction of post-mortem semen has become a state policy following the Hamas attack on 7 October. It was an almost anecdotal practice and required permission from a judge; but, under a state of emergency, only permission is required for its use. In three years, 21 civilians and 250 soldiers have been killed through this process, with which parents and couples seek to continue their families. The story, not without ethical and legal doubts, is from our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
State legal services insist that it is "materially impossible" to review all files before 29-N
Thousands of people demonstrated Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro against Flávio Bolsonaro and a possible return from the ultra-right to power in Brazil, at the start of the campaign for the second round of October 25. Under the slogan "Bolsonaro no longer," participants expressed their fear of budget cuts and the senator's proposal to amnestize his father, convicted of attempting a coup.
August Hanning was head of the Federal Intelligence Service of Germany (BND) for seven years. After his retirement in 2005, he received more than 2,000 documents with classified information from a former chief of staff in that office and then leaked them to a foreign government not yet revealed, for which he worked as a consultant, according to the prosecution of the Office. Today, both Hanning and his facilitator are being held on suspicion of espionage and treason.
In Israel, the extraction of post-mortem semen has become a state policy following the Hamas attack on 7 October. It was an almost anecdotal practice and required permission from a judge; but, under a state of emergency, only permission is required for its use. In three years, 21 civilians and 250 soldiers have been killed through this process, with which parents and couples seek to continue their families. The story, not without ethical and legal doubts, is from our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
The Secretary of State states that the ideals of the old Hélade are the same as those of the 'America first'.
These are porcelain, paintings, carpets, sculptures or furniture that were not claimed by the Government. Memorialists ask to inspect the catalogue and believe that the goods "were not defended"
The judge also calls as a witness the Secretary of State for Transport Pedro Saura, the former director of the SEPI, the head of the Economic Office of Moncloa, Manuel de la Rocha, and the former deputy Íñigo Errejón
A general prosecutor who was investigating high-profile narcos in Bolivia, a left-wing senator who claims to have been listed in Colombia and a judge who failed in favour of a China company at a strategic point in Peru; all targets of the U.S. State Department and the Allied governments of the Trump administration under the agreement of the Shield of the Americas.
Colombia is a nation that throughout its history has been affected by violence, also by the state. The euphemism of the 'false positives' hides the multiple extrajudicial executions of civilians by State security agents, who in many cases used these bodies to dress them as guerrillas and present results. The Special Court for Peace (JEP) reports that there were at least 7,837 murders during this episode of Colombian history, most of them committed during the Alvaro Uribe Government and its Democratic Security policy
