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The federal judge who supervised the trial of Nicolás Maduro in the United States dies
It is not clear immediately who will replace Alvin K. Hellerstein in the high profile case that is planned to start in June
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Direct Midterms and the New York vote, a Democratic state with Republican suburbs
The early vote in the state of New York, one of the traditionally most favourable places for the Democratic Party in the United States elections, has already begun. However, beyond New York City, several suburbs often support Republican candidates. Why is this trend happening? Our correspondent Mamen Sala gives us more details.
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Zohran Mamdani, no smile
The mayor of New York has received contempt for taking side with the victims of the October 7 attack.
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The migrant who was shot by ICE in New York continues with the bullet in the body
A federal judge blocks the deportation of Dominican Oscar Belgal while his lawyers fight for his freedom
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ICE shot a man in a parked vehicle with his son.
Hundreds of New Yorkers went to the streets to protest the U.S. Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), hours after an agent shot a man in a parked vehicle with his five-year-old son in the back seat. The man remains hospitalized after being shot in the neck. To date, the authorities have not explained what motivated the shooting or why the officers did not wear a uniform. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani described the shooting as an atrocity and asked President Donald Trump r
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The outrage in New York over the case of the Dominican who was shot by ICE in his car with his 5-year-old son in the back seat
The man, identified as 28-year-old Oscar Belgal, was transferred to the hospital and is conscious, the DHS reported.
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ICE agent shoots and injures a man in New York accompanied by a five-year-old
The wounded is Dominican, had a criminal record, was in a car and was transferred to a local hospital
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New charges brought in New York against Maduro and his wife for alleged torture of U.S. citizens
Venezuela's former president and his wife were accused by the U.S. Department of Justice of having participated in the torture of Americans detained in Caracas.
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Maduro and Cilia Flores, accused in the USA. U.S. of conspiring to torture opponents
Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, face a new criminal charge in the United States for an alleged conspiracy to commit acts of torture against political opponents during the Venezuelan government. The indictment was incorporated on Thursday, 8 October, into the case that both already face in New York for drug-related crimes.
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Mamdani is booby pro-Palestinian protesters for going to an act of remembrance of the victims of October 7
Activists accuse the Democratic Mayor of New York of "traitor" for attending a vigil of the Israeli peace group, which opposes the occupation in Gaza
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Rebeca Grynspan maintains the leadership in voting for the UN leadership but increases the countries that reject it
Argentinean Grossi to advance Guyanese Rodriguez-Birkett in the fifth informal ballot to elect Guterres' substitute
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Where to eat good New York style pizzas in Spain
Thanks to Italian immigration, the city that never sleeps has its own version of this classic. The good news: now we can enjoy it in different Spanish cities
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New York Measles Broth: Governor Declares State of Emergency
New York's governor, Kathy Hochul, declared on October 5 a state of emergency throughout the state due to an outbreak of measles, the first such statement by an American state since cases began to increase in 2025. In France 24 we discussed the subject with Rosa María Wong Cheng, an infectologist and head of research Clinic UNAM.
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Almodóvar and Sofia Coppola speak of firefighters' strippers, aging and intimacy advisers, but above all of their passion for cinema
The Spanish director counts in New York when an actor refused to follow his instructions: "I had to take him to a room and tell him I was the boss. It was very painful."
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Measles: New York declares emergency and Pennsylvania exceeds 1,000 cases, its worst outbreak in decades
The New York governor, Kathy Hochul, declared on Monday, October 5, a state of emergency throughout the territory due to an outbreak of measles spread by rural communities with low vaccination rates, with 108 cases reported this year. The order extends the number of people authorized to administer the triple viral vaccine (measles, mumps and rubella) and occurs as the neighbouring state of Pennsylvania fights an outbreak that has caused the death of five people.
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"Cornell protects rapists": anger at the university after the levity of the punishment of the reported
Two of the seven accused of assaulting a student were expelled, while others only had to write jobs or take part in courses on sexual violence
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Sarah Jessica Parker explains why she doesn't wear the 'Sex in New York' locker room she cheers
The actress claims that there is a great distance between the mythical character and his true personality, and that many of the clothes she keeps are unique.
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Barcelona is inspired in New York to cover the shopping basket: "Collboni came to take note and take the picture with Mamdani"
With the prices of the food fired, the mayor of Barcelona announces an affordable municipal supermarket
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Cornell University supports independent investigation by group rape case
The rector of Cornell University, Michael Kotlikoff, announced that he will support an independent investigation in order to "never again repeat this situation," after an investigation was reopened in the state prosecutor's office of New York for an alleged group rape against a student in October 2024, which at the time did not result in any arrest or charges. The young woman reported having been drugged and sexually assaulted by seven students, all members of the Chi Phi fraternity. The details of the incident, as set out in a civil suit,
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After 1,300 days of waiting, Gustavo Dudamel arrives in New York to bring music to the street: "Art is for bridges"
Hours before taking the baton, the first Latin at the head of the city's Philharmonic talks to EL PAIS about his plans to shake the elitism to the classic one: "You earn respect when you approach people"