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Month: January 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Detienen en El Salvador a una mujer por supuestos vínculos con el homicidio del fiscal paraguayo en Colombia

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — La Policía Nacional Civil de El Salvador informó que detuvo a una ciudadana colombiana sobre la que pesa una notificación azul de la Organización International de Policía Criminal (Interpol) por sus supuestos vínculos con el homicidio de Marcelo Pecci. Pecci, el fiscal de la Unidad Especializada de Lucha contra el

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North Carolina AG Josh Stein launches 2024 bid for governor

By Kate Sullivan, CNN North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein on Wednesday launched his campaign to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and sought to portray himself as an alternative to politicians who “spark division” and “ignite hate.” The Democrat’s announcement video highlighted homophobic remarks made by North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, a potential

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FEC dismisses RNC complaint that Google’s spam filters were biased against conservatives

By Brian Fung, CNN The Federal Election Commission has tossed out claims by the Republican National Committee that Google’s spam filters in Gmail are illegally biased against conservatives, according to an agency letter obtained by CNN. The decision resolves a joint FEC complaint filed last year spearheaded by the RNC that alleged Gmail’s automated filters

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Washington state bill would make period-tracking apps follow privacy laws in reflection of post-Roe fears

By Shawna Mizelle, CNN A bill introduced by Democrats in Washington’s state legislature would prevent private health data that is collected by apps — particularly those that track menstrual cycles — from being shared without consumers’ consent. The proposed law, called the My Health, My Data Act, reflects fears by some women that, following last

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France faces widespread protests and ‘hellish Thursday’ as anger at pension reform mounts

CNN By Joseph Ataman and Marguerite Lacroix, CNN French workers are set to take to the streets Thursday to protest radical reforms to the country’s pension system that, if implemented, will require most people in France to work two years longer before retirement. Eight of France’s largest unions – covering transportation, education, police, executives and

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France faces widespread protests and ‘hellish Thursday’ as anger at pension reform mounts

By Joseph Ataman and Marguerite Lacroix, CNN French workers are set to take to the streets Thursday to protest radical reforms to the country’s pension system that, if implemented, will require most people in France to work two years longer before retirement. Eight of France’s largest unions – covering transportation, education, police, executives and public

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