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A judge orders to keep evidence of Christa Pike's failed execution in Tennessee
The inmate survived two doses of the pentobarbital drug and is in a hospital with uncertain prognosis.
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Marco Blonde visits Greece to strengthen US regional interests in defence and energy
The Secretary of State states that the ideals of the old Hélade are the same as those of the 'America first'.
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30-year mortgage rate in the United States plays up to three years
The most common mortgage loan rate in the United States jumped to 7.49 per cent per year, according to the Association of Hypotecary Bankers, its highest level since November 2023 and more than double those paid in interest by home buyers in 2021, in the middle of the pandemic. This is a hard challenge for Donald Trump's Republican Party four weeks from the elections that will decide whether to maintain control of Congress.
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Tropical storm 'Isaiah' strengthens in the Gulf and threatens to arrive as a hurricane to the United States
The system could become the first cyclone of the Atlantic season this Thursday and touch ground on Friday between Louisiana and Florida
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United States USA: Christa Pike wakes up after surviving a failed execution
The case of Christa Pike, the death row who survived a lethal injection execution in Tennessee, continues to generate debate in the United States. A week after receiving two lethal injections during a procedure that failed to cause death, his lawyers reported that Pike has regained consciousness, can speak and continues to receive medical care in a hospital.
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Almost two decades on the Texas death row: the "urgency" to rid Melissa Lucio of lethal injection
In the midst of the national debate on capital punishment following the failed double lethal injection of Christa Pike in Tennessee, the lawyer for the first Latina who could be executed in Texas defends her innocence
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The 'NATO of Mecca' comes into action with the military support of Turkey and Pakistan to Saudi Arabia
The activation of the pact to help Riyadh defend himself from the Huti attacks comes before even its complete ratification
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Equate Protest with Terrorism: A Speech Against Dissent
In this edition, we analyze in depth a speech used by the leaders of the United States and other countries to de-legitimize the protests.
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L'apocalipsi is in fashion (també als logras)
Caldrà mirar d'entendre els perills i els arguments de la fashion cadatrofista elicint bona literatorio com 'La Il · lustració fosca', d'Arnaud Miranda, i'Apocalypse y Democracia ', de Jordi Ibáñez
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United States transfers spies drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador to fight drug trafficking
Washington replaces an undetermined number of MQ-9 Reapers, according to 'The New York Times'
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Hamas's terrorist attacks on October 7: the deadliest day in Israel's history
On 7 October 2023, Hamas launched the largest terrorist attack on Israeli territory. The Palestinian organization, considered a terrorist by the European Union and the United States, first thing in the morning crossed the security barrier that separates Gaza from Israel and killed 1,189 people, including 815 civilians, left 7,500 wounded and abducted 251 others. Three years later, France 24 reconstructed a day that shook the region and the world.
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Eva Marie Saint, actress of 'With Death on the Heels' and Oscar winner for 'The Law of Silence', at 102
The performer, who jumped to stardom in 1959 thanks to her role in Alfred Hitchcock's film, has died in her home in Los Angeles.
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Christa Pike regains consciousness and speaks six days after surviving his execution in Tennessee
Pike's lawyers claim that their recovery is unprecedented and that their prognosis remains uncertain
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Cornell's teachers raise criticism against the university for their management of multiple rape of a student
Next week a motion of no confidence will be voted against the centre's management, led by Michael Kotlikoff
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The Emmy are moving in with Amazon: the Academy of Television awards sign an agreement with Prime Video
The agreement will last at least six years and will cost about $15 million per year for the platform, which will offer free awards. The pact comes months after YouTube takes over Oscar rights
Politics
Midterms: How can you change the Latin vote in the US? United States?
At the close of the November 3 half-term elections, the Latino vote is again at the heart of the US policy. An increasingly diverse and decisive community in several states will be key to elections that will also test Donald Trump's administration. What factors are Hispanic voters' preferences marking and what weight will migration have in these elections? We analyzed it in Migrants along with Clarissa Martínez De Castro, Vice President of Voto Latino in United States.
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British police arrest a seventh suspect for alleged attempted attack at Fairford Air Base
The British Prime Minister points to Iran. American media talk about an attack with an Iranian drone
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Trump authorizes the firing of a former military psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people
The execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, the author of a massacre at the Fort Hood base, Texas, would be the first of the Army since 1961
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Demand against oil giants in America. EU could set a precedent in environmental matters
A legal battle with the potential to set a historic environmental precedent reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The judges heard the arguments in a lawsuit filed by authorities in Boulder, Colorado, against ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy oil companies, accused of contributing to climate change and of transferring the costs of events such as forest fires, floods and droughts to communities.
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Europe is trying to armored the essential databases for global biomedical research against the United States
Brussels mobilises EUR 65 million to prevent Trump cuts from risking resources on which global science depends