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Month: September 2023

Author Sandra Cisneros receives Holbrooke award for work that helps promote peace and understanding

NEW YORK (AP) — Author Sandra Cisneros is this year’s winner of the Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award, honoring writers who help foster “understanding between and among people.“ Cisneros is best known for her million-selling novel “The House on Mango Street” and has often drawn upon her Mexican heritage and her childhood community

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Court renews detention of 5 Israelis in Cyprus police custody after U.K. woman accuses them of rape

PARALIMNI, Cyprus (AP) — A Cyprus court extended the detention of five Israelis for another six days after a British woman accused them of gang-raping her in a hotel room during a pool party in the coastal resort town of Ayia Napa .Famagusta District Court Judge Petros Theophilou ruled Tuesday there’s “reasonable suspicion” that the

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

“The Simpsons” celebran su histórica temporada número 35 con un tráiler extendido

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — ¡Oh! “The Simpsons” regresan con nuevos episodios. En honor a la temporada número 35 de la serie animada, Fox reveló un tráiler extendido este lunes. “Sintiéndose inútil en el trabajo, Homero se ofrece como voluntario para ser guardia de cruce de tránsito escolar”, se lee en una descripción del primer episodio

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Israeli academics and artists call on Biden and UN to shun Netanyahu during his upcoming US visit

JERUSALEM (AP) — Thousands of Israeli academics and artists have urged U.S. President Joe Biden and United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres to shun Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his scheduled visit to the U.S. next week. In an open letter published on Wednesday, over 3,500 signers called on Biden and Guterres not to meet

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Sweeping study finds 1,000 cases of sexual abuse in Swiss Catholic Church since mid-20th century

By JAMEY KEATEN Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — A sweeping study of sex abuse by priests and others within the Roman Catholic Church in Switzerland has turned up more than 1,000 cases since the mid-20th century. The study published Tuesday involves 510 people accused of misconduct and over 900 victims affected. The report, commissioned by

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