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Month: January 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Simpatizante de Trump, de origen mexicano, estuvo en la protesta y dice que la policía permitió ingreso de agitadores al Capitolio

(CNN Español) — Fátima Díaz viajó con su familia, de origen mexicano, desde McAllen, Texas a Washington para asistir a un evento del presidente Donald Trump el miércoles, el día en el que un grupo de los seguidores de Trump atacó el Capitolio de Estados Unidos. Díaz dice que ha viajado a diferentes estados para

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El Congreso certifica la victoria de Biden tras insurrección terrorista en el Capitolio: minuto a minuto

Mira aquí lo más reciente de la tensión en Washington La insurrección en el Capitolio fue alimentada por grupos conspirativos, extremistas y movimientos marginales Aseguran Capitolio de EE.UU después de que agitadores tomaran el Congreso para bloquear triunfo de Biden; 4 personas murieron FOTOS | Manifestantes pro Trump rompen barreras e ingresan al Capitolio «La

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Fact checking Republicans’ unsubstantiated claims that Antifa infiltrated Capitol riot

In the wake of pro-Trump supporters storming the Capitol Wednesday, several Republican allies of the President are attempting to shift blame to supposed left-wing activists, namely Antifa. Reps. Mo Brooks, Paul Gosar and Matt Gaetz have all promoted the idea that left-wing extremist group Antifa snuck in with Trump supporters during Wednesday’s rally to provoke

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Dominion Voting sues Trump lawyer Powell for defamation, seeking $1.3 billion in damages

Dominion Voting Systems has filed suit against Sidney Powell, the lawyer who pushed false election claims for the Trump campaign, claiming defamation and deceptive trade practices. The company seeks more than $1.3 billion in damages. In the extraordinarily detailed lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington on Friday, the company outlined Powell’s TV appearances and

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SolarWinds hackers gave themselves top administrative privileges to spy on victims undetected, DHS says

The Russia-linked hackers behind a devastating breach of US government and commercial networks gave themselves top administrative privileges, allowing them to spy on their targets with impunity, according to a US government bulletin. The advisory published Friday by the Department of Homeland Security represents the agency’s most detailed explanation yet of how the attackers were

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