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Month: April 2021

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EE.UU. va en camino de encontrarse con un récord de 2 millones de migrantes en la frontera sur, según estimaciones del Gobierno

(CNN) — Estados Unidos está en camino de encontrarse con más de 2 millones de migrantes en la frontera con México para finales del año fiscal, según estimaciones internas del Gobierno revisadas por CNN que marcan un récord. Las proyecciones podrían estar sujetas a cambios en caso de modificaciones de política u otros cambios en

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New Mexico bills legalizing recreational marijuana and erasing some criminal records head to governor’s desk

Two related pieces of legislation — one which legalizes recreational cannabis for adults 21 and older in New Mexico and the second which expunges arrest and conviction records for some cannabis offenses — are heading to the governor’s desk after gaining lawmakers’ approval. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham praised the bills, saying they would bolster the

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Hong Kong court convicts media tycoon Jimmy Lai and other activists over peaceful protest

A Hong Kong court has convicted pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai and eight other prominent opposition activists over their roles in an unauthorized assembly at the height of the 2019 protests. The other defendants included “Hong Kong’s father of democracy” Martin Lee and veteran pro-democracy figures Albert Ho and Lee Cheuk-yan. They were charged with

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Hong Kong court convicts Jimmy Lai and other pro-democracy activists over 2019 protest

A Hong Kong court has convicted pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai and eight other prominent opposition activists over their roles in an unauthorized assembly at the height of the 2019 protests. The other defendants included “Hong Kong’s father of democracy” Martin Lee and veteran pro-democracy figures Albert Ho and Lee Cheuk-yan. They were charged with

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Informe del Depto. de Estado de EE.UU. critica falta de independencia judicial en República Dominicana

(CNN Español) — El informe anual del Departamento de Estado de EE.UU. sobre la situación de los derechos humanos señaló que el gobierno de República Dominicana no respetó la independencia e imparcialidad judicial e indica que la corrupción del Poder Judicial fue un problema grave. Entre las violaciones a la autonomía judicial, el informe cita

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