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Job creation stagnates in September in the United States: it creates only 29,000 jobs, the lowest data in 16 years for that month
The unemployment rate rises slightly to 4.2%, one tenth more
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"The truth is that Cuba has already fallen": America's strategy to subdue the island
Although he announced a change since January, Washington has made the country a more economically dependent one. The Cubans remain between blackouts and shortages
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Olivier Martinez claims Halle Berry for ill-treatment of her son and demands full custody
The model accuses the actress, with whom she was married a decade ago, of having yelled and tried to asphyxiate her son. A judge has granted a temporary restraining order against the interpreter
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Against legal murder
The failed execution of Christa Pike must serve to fuel the movement against the barbarity of the death penalty in the United States
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Alexander G. Iñárazo: "Tom Cruise loved this movie because he freed him from that handsome and strong man who is he."
The Mexican director premiere 'Digger', a tragedy that has taken a decade to move forward, with the actor at the top of his career: "He did a great job, very difficult but also very joyous"
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Brazil opens investigation for alleged U.S. interference in the elections
The Brazilian Government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva expressed concern about the possible interference of the United States in the elections on October 4. On 1 October, the Union Attorney General's Office (AGU) requested a formal investigation from the Federal Police and the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic. The investigation will be based on a report published by the British newspaper 'The Guardian', which states that the US State Department would have delivered $1 million to groups to report censorship and illegal practices allegedly committed by the Supreme
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U.S. and Israel point to Iran for Flydubai flight incident, though without evidence
The United States and Israel suggested a possible involvement of Iran in the Flydubai flight incident, which, on 30 September, was forced to land in Saudi Arabia as it went to Tel Aviv. Although Israel has not submitted evidence to confirm the Iranian involvement in an alleged plot to crash the plane, the US President anticipated reprisals and stated that "based on what I hear, Tehran may have been behind the failed attack."
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Rapper Rick Ross is charged with assault and strangulation against his ex-partner
The artist was arrested on Thursday by the Miami Beach authorities and released on bail hours later. He later held his innocence on social media
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Straight to... Santa Cruz and the process of appointing a new Attorney General
Roger Mariaca, a former general prosecutor of Bolivia, was arrested in Santa Cruz on charges of allegedly leading a criminal organization operating within the Public Prosecutor's Office to protect drug trafficking activities. The arrest took place two days after the United States revoked the visa for alleged bribes and coincided with a security approach between the Latin American country and Washington. Our correspondent, Natalie Iriarte, told us some reactions and the process for the appointment of a new general prosecutor.
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Renée Good's family sue the US government and several officials for his death at the hands of an ICE agent
The brother and partner of the deceased poet take two legal actions for the event in Minneapolis in January
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Christa Pike receives "treatment to save his life" after a failed execution in Tennessee, says his lawyer
Your case again raises questions about the protocols and medicine used in death sentences for lethal injection
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Bolivia Detains Attorney General Roger Mariaca for alleged links to drug trafficking: ABC of the case
The Bolivian Attorney General, Roger Mariaca, was arrested in Santa Cruz, accused by the Government of allegedly leading a criminal organization operating within the Public Prosecutor's Office to protect drug trafficking activities. The arrest took place two days after the United States revoked the visa for alleged bribes and coincided with a security approach between the Latin American country and Washington. Mariaca has rejected the allegations and denounced political motives. In the meantime, the Office of the Prosecutor appointed Luis Montaño as the interim responsibility for guarantee
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United Kingdom anti-terrorist police arrest a British-Iranian connected to the Fairford military base incident
Burnham stated on Wednesday that there were "solid signs" that Tehran was involved, something the Islamic Republic denies
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Supreme of America. The US will examine the policy on irregular immigration arrests: will they stop the arrests?
The United States Supreme Court agreed on Thursday, October 1, to review a policy of the Donald Trump Government that places millions of irregular immigrants in compulsory detention while their deportation proceedings are being processed. So far, this policy denies bail hearings for undocumented persons.
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Russia and Ukraine exchange new attacks with drones; Moscow negotiates with Washington
Several Ukrainian cities were the target of new Russian attacks, which impacted civilian buildings such as homes and shopping centres. On the other hand, Kiev also launched drones into Russian territory, also impacting on civilian infrastructure. The peace negotiations remain stalled, while Moscow is negotiating directly with the United States, but it regrets that Washington is making proposals conditional on the war in Ukraine.
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The Supreme will review the legality of the arrests of migrants without bail by the Trump Administration
The Government held thousands of undocumented migrants in detention for years without the right to defend themselves in court
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Trump says Warsh should have opposed the rise of Fed guys.
The American President is back on the independence of the Federal Reserve
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What happened in Christa Pike's failed execution and how common is the lethal injection not working in the US
Lethal injection is the most common method of execution in the United States. It also results in more failed or highly problematic executions.
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Iraq after US withdrawal. United States: What future awaits the country?
The United States has withdrawn its last troops from Iraq, ending the military mission that began in 2014 to combat the Islamic State, following the 2003 invasion and years of intervention. Although Washington will maintain support in training and intelligence, the Iraqi Government now assumes the primary responsibility for the security of the country. The withdrawal raises questions about the influence of the Iranian-supported militias and the risk of the Islamic State recovering ground. Is Iraq ready to face this new stage? We analyzed it in France 24.
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New documents reveal that Cornell police omitted allegations of rape in the report to the Prosecutor's Office
Reports obtained by 'The New York Times' detail how the authorities handled the original complaint and how the student processed what happened in the days after the events