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Month: October 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Harán cambios a la figura de cera de Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson tras críticas por el color de piel

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — La figura de cera de Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson tendrá algunos cambios. El Musée Grévin de París, Francia, que se especializa en realizar figuras de cera de famosos, recibió críticas recientemente por una escultura de Johnson que muchos consideraron tiene la piel demasiado clara para representar al actor, que es multiétnico.

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El telescopio Webb descubre un fenómeno nunca antes visto en la atmósfera de Júpiter

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Júpiter fue uno de los primeros objetivos observados por el telescopio espacial James Webb cuando dirigió su mirada infrarroja al universo en julio de 2022. Tras captar imágenes asombrosas que superaron las expectativas de los astrónomos, el observatorio espacial ha revelado ahora una característica nunca antes vista en la atmósfera del

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“El silencio es ensordecedor”: la reina Rania de Jordania acusa a Occidente de “flagrante doble rasero” mientras aumenta el número de muertos en la asediada Gaza

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — La reina Rania de Jordania acusó a los dirigentes occidentales de un “flagrante doble rasero” por no condenar la muerte de civiles bajo los bombardeos israelíes en Gaza, mientras la guerra de Israel contra Hamas amenaza con desestabilizar las relaciones entre Estados Unidos y los dirigentes árabes. En una entrevista

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Republicanos eligen a Mike Johnson como nuevo candidato para presidir la Cámara de Representantes pocas horas después de la renuncia de Tom Emmer a la candidatura

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — El Partido Republicano de la Cámara de Representantes eligió al representante Mike Johnson como su más reciente candidato a presidente este martes por la noche, aunque el republicano de Luisiana hasta ahora carece de los 217 votos necesarios para ganar el liderazgo, la última señal de que los republicanos todavía

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German Cabinet approves legislation meant to ease deportations of rejected asylum-seekers

BERLIN (AP) — The German Cabinet has approved legislation that is intended to ease deportations of unsuccessful asylum-seekers. The draft legislation approved on Wednesday would need parliamentary approval to take effect. It foresees raising the maximum length of pre-deportation custody from 10 days to 28 and facilitating deportations of people who are members of criminal

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Australia’s state visit will feature talk of submarines and tech partnerships and a lavish dinner

By CHRIS MEGERIAN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is pressing forward with this week’s state visit from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, carving out time to nurture the relationship with a critical U.S. ally in the Pacific against the backdrop of escalating fighting between Israel and Hamas. The state visit, only the

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Japan’s top court strikes down required sterilization surgery to officially change gender

By MARI YAMAGUCHI Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that a law requiring transgender people to undergo sterilization surgery in order to officially change their gender is unconstitutional, a landmark verdict welcomed by advocates as a sign of growing acceptance of LGBTQ+ rights. The ruling by the top court’s 15-judge

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Guilty pleas from ex-Trump attorneys deal blow to right-wing media outlets that amplified election lies

By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business (CNN) — It’s raining “guilty” pleas in Trump-world. Jenna Ellis, the Salem Media host who served as one of Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign attorneys, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a felony charge of aiding and abetting false statements in the Georgia election subversion case. Her plea deal, the third in

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International terror defendants face longer prison terms than domestic counterparts, new study finds

By JASON DEAREN and MICHELLE R. SMITH Associated Press People convicted of crimes related to domestic extremism face far shorter prison terms than those convicted in international terrorism cases, even when the crimes are similar, a new report on the outcomes of hundreds of federal criminal cases has found. The first-of-its-kind analysis, completed by terrorism

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Police chief’s son who was wanted in shooting of 2 officers is found dead, Tennessee officials say

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The estranged son of Nashville’s police chief, who was wanted in the shooting of two police officers outside a Dollar General store, has been found dead, authorities said. Officers responded to 15th Avenue South in Nashville on Tuesday night, where they heard a muffled gunshot from an outbuilding and then found

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