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Month: April 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Bolsonaro llega a una estación de la Policía Federal para un interrogatorio sobre joyas de Arabia Saudita

urielblanco (CNN) — El expresidente de Brasil Jair Bolsonaro llegó a la estación de la Policía Federal en Brasilia, donde será interrogado por las joyas no declaradas que Arabia Saudita le regaló durante su mandato presidencial, informó este miércoles CNN Brasil. Según la estatal Agencia Brasil, todas las audiencias para la Policía Federal están programadas

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‘It’s a team effort’ CVUSD, Teachers reach compromise on salary negotiations

After months of negotiations, the Coachella Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) and Teachers Association (CVTA) have reached a tentative agreement. “It’s all about working together to come together to get something done,” said Trinidad Arredondo, a CVUSD Board Member. Arredondo tells us it’s been a long road, but he’s glad they’ve reached a tentative agreement.

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Continúa la controversia alrededor de los eventos que se realizan en ranchos del este del Valle de Coachella

Continúa la controversia en torno al asunto de los ranchos ubicados en el Distrito Cuatro del Condado de Riverside que abarca el este del Valle de Coachella, en marzo, la oficina del supervisor Manuel Pérez emitió un comunicado de prensa que anunciaba los planes para crear una nueva ordenanza del condado “que definiría los ranchos

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Legal ramifications for survivors of childhood sex abuse upon release of Baltimore Archdiocese investigation

By Mark Roper Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WMAR) — The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is expected to release a report today exposing decades of sexual abuse allegations within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The report names more than 150 priests who have either been charged or accused of sexual abuse over

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States and companies compete for billions to make hydrogen

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT and JOHN FLESHER Associated Press As fossil fuel emissions continue warming Earth’s atmosphere, the Biden administration is turning to hydrogen as an energy source for vehicles, manufacturing and generating electricity. It’s offering $8 billion to entice the nation’s industries, engineers and planners to figure out how to produce and deliver clean hydrogen.

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States and companies compete for billions to make hydrogen

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT and JOHN FLESHER Associated Press As fossil fuel emissions continue warming Earth’s atmosphere, the Biden administration is turning to hydrogen as an energy source for vehicles, manufacturing and generating electricity. It’s offering $8 billion to entice the nation’s industries, engineers and planners to figure out how to produce and deliver clean hydrogen.

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Maryland AG report into Archdiocese of Baltimore alleges 156 Catholic clergy members and others abused more than 600 children

By Celina Tebor and Christina Zdanowicz, CNN A report from Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown released Wednesday alleges 156 Catholic clergy members and others abused at least 600 children over the course of more than six decades. “From the 1940s through 2002, over a hundred priests and other Archdiocese personnel engaged in horrific and repeated

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