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Month: June 2023

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“Todo se está hundiendo”: la destrucción de la represa Nova Kakhovka en Ucrania representa otro peligro para Jersón, en la línea de fuego

Carolina Calero (CNN) —Nadejda Chernishova respira aliviada al bajarse de un bote inflable, momentos después de que la rescataran de su casa inundada en la ciudad de Jersón, Ucrania. “Ahora no tengo miedo, pero mi casa daba terror”, dice esta jubilada de 65 años. “No sabes hacia dónde va el agua, y venía de todas

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Man charged in the sexual assaults of 4 women over a decade ago after his DNA was pulled from a drinking glass at an event, prosecutors say

CNN, WCVB By Sara Smart, Rob Frehse and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN (CNN) — Investigators in Boston have used DNA analysis to identify and charge a suspect in the sexual assaults of four women whose cases have gone unsolved for over a decade, according to prosecutors. Investigators identified Matthew Nilo, who now lives in New Jersey,

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Florida official says migrants flown to California went willingly, disputes claims of coercion

By TRÂN NGUYỄN and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration said Tuesday that three dozen migrants whom the state flew from the U.S. southern border to California on private planes all went willingly, disputing allegations by California officials that the individuals were coerced to travel under false

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Florida official says migrants flown to California went willingly, disputes claims of coercion

By TRÂN NGUYỄN and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration said Tuesday that three dozen migrants whom the state flew from the U.S. southern border to California on private planes all went willingly, disputing allegations by California officials that the individuals were coerced to travel under false

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Florida official says migrants flown to California went willingly, disputes claims of coercion

By TRÂN NGUYỄN and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration said Tuesday that three dozen migrants whom the state flew from the U.S. southern border to California on private planes all went willingly, disputing allegations by California officials that the individuals were coerced to travel under false

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