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Month: May 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

¿Qué es la “muerte cruzada” decretada por Lasso en Ecuador?

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN) — Guillermo Lasso, presidente de Ecuador, decretó la “muerte cruzada”, una cláusula constitucional con la que se disuelve la Asamblea Nacional para convocar posteriormente a elecciones, a fin de renovar los Poderes Legislativo y Ejecutivo. Eso quiere decir que el presidente Lasso puede gobernar por decretos-leyes de urgencia económica mientras se realizan

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Heat plus a little humidity

A little monsoonal moisture will start to leak in from Arizona later this afternoon, making things a bit less comfortable. That moisture will also offer up a small chance of Mountain and High Desert thunderstorms this afternoon. The monsoonal flow will likely continue through the end of the week. This will elevate dew points and

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Covenant School files motions to intervene in the release of shooter’s writings

By Tony Garcia and Michael Warrick Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — The Covenant Presbyterian Church of Nashville is looking to prevent certain parts of The Covenant School shooter’s writings from being released to the public, according to a recent motion filing. According to court records, Covenant attorneys filed two

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Exceptional rains in drought-struck northern Italy kill 8, cancel Formula One Grand Prix

By LUCA BRUNO and NICOLE WINFIELD Associated Press CASTEL BOLOGNESE, Italy (AP) — Exceptional rains Wednesday in a drought-struck region of northern Italy swelled rivers over their banks, killing at least eight people, forcing the evacuation of thousands and prompting officials to warn that Italy needs a national plan to combat climate change-induced flooding. The

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It’s easier to sell and develop gene-edited seeds in Canada now — here’s why some organic farmers are worried

By Alexandra Mae Jones/CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — New regulations allowing for more freedom in the development and sale of gene-edited seed varieties are sparking dissent among some organic farmers. Allison Squires operates a small farm grain farm in Saskatchewan, with crops including wheat, lentils and

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