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Month: January 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El fiscal asesinado en Ecuador, César Suárez, no tenía seguridad policial “permanente”, dice comandante

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN) — César Suárez, fiscal especializado en investigación de casos de corrupción y crimen organizado en Ecuador, no contaba con seguridad policial “permanente” cuando fue asesinado este miércoles en la zona norte de Guayaquil, dijo este jueves el comandante policial de la Zona 8, Víctor Herrera. “El fiscal tuvo seguridad hasta el

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Autoridades de Tamaulipas encuentran a 36 personas retenidas, incluidos varios migrantes

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– En dos eventos ocurridos entre miércoles y jueves, las autoridades de Seguridad del estado mexicano de Tamaulipas reportaron el hallazgo de 36 personas de diferentes nacionalidades privadas de su libertad en dos inmuebles. En la tarde del miércoles, las autoridades hallaron a 21 personas, incluyendo 7 menores, que se encontraban secuestradas

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These are the key takeaways from the US Justice Department’s review of the Uvalde school shooting response

By Ray Sanchez, CNN (CNN) — “‘Help! Help! Help!” “I don’t want to die. My teacher is dead.” “One of my teachers is still alive but shot.” “There is a lot of dead bodies.” A scathing US Justice Department review of one of America’s deadliest and most scrutinized school shootings highlights these pleas from terrified

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EU, AU, US say Sudan war and Somalia’s tension with Ethiopia threaten Horn of Africa’s stability

By TOM ODULA Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The African Union, European Union, United Nations and United States are calling for an immediate cease-fire and constructive dialogue between warring factions in Sudan. They’re also calling for an end to tension between Somalia and Ethiopia over an agreement signed with Somalia’s breakaway region Somaliland. The

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Lawsuit in Chicago is the latest legal fight over Texas moving migrants to U.S. cities

By SOPHIA TAREEN and KATHLEEN FOODY Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — A Texas transportation company is taking the nation’s third largest city to federal court, ratcheting up a legal battle over the migrant crisis that’s left U.S. cities struggling. Since 2022, Texas has sent more than 100,000 migrants to Democrat-led “sanctuary cities,” as it has

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