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Month: February 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Encuentran en cementerio de Argentina 200 bolsas con restos humanos y cientos de ataúdes abandonados

urielblanco (CNN Español) — La Municipalidad de La Plata, en la provincia de Buenos Aires, informó este miércoles que realizó una denuncia penal por el hallazgo de 200 bolsas con restos humanos y más de 500 ataúdes abandonados en el cementerio platense llamado “Protectora”. La denuncia penal se hizo ante la unidad fiscal en turno

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Sweden and Hungary move to smooth over tensions ahead of vote on Sweden’s NATO accession

By JUSTIN SPIKE Associated Press BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary’s nationalist government has delayed holding a vote on Sweden’s membership for more than 18 months, creating tension with Stockholm and drawing mounting pressure from its allies to finally move forward on ratification. Yet Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s party this week announced it will vote

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Three ways Nestlé is changing in an older and Ozempic-obsessed world

By Hanna Ziady, CNN London (CNN) — In 1867, pharmacist Henri Nestlé combined dried cow’s milk with cereals and sugar to create a safe, easily digestible breast-milk substitute. That infant formula was the foundation of what would become the world’s biggest food company. Now, Nestlé is embracing a new “significant demographic opportunity”: the planet’s aging

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German lawmakers back sending further long-range weapons to Ukraine, but vague on details

By GEIR MOULSON Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — German lawmakers have called on the government to deliver further long-range weapons to Ukraine, but voted down an opposition call explicitly urging it to send Taurus long-range cruise missiles. Germany is now the second-biggest supplier of military aid to Ukraine after the U.S. The government of Chancellor

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‘I lived it and now I’m still alive to see it being removed’: Segregation law repealed in Boynton Beach

By Angela Rozier Click here for updates on this story     BOYNTON BEACH, Florida (WPBF) — City Commissioners in Boynton Beach are getting rid of three ordinances that have been a part of history for decades. Commissioners said the rules were known as sundown laws and were commonly used throughout the country to enforce segregation. The

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