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Month: April 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

López Obrador descarta riesgos para las elecciones en México ante llamado a boicot de padres de las víctimas del caso Ayotzinapa

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN Español) — El presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, descartó este lunes riesgos para las elecciones generales de junio próximo, ante el llamado de boicot de madres y padres de los 43 estudiantes de la Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa desaparecidos hace casi 10 años. En su conferencia de prensa matutina,

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Georgia lawmakers scuffle over a divisive bill that opponents say mimics Kremlin’s repressive law

By SOPHIKO MEGRELIDZE Associated Press TBILISI, Georgia (AP) — Lawmakers in Georgia’s legislature have scuffled as the parliament started debating a divisive new law dubbed the foreign agent bill. Hours later, hundreds of people protested against the legislation outside the parliament in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. The draft — proposed by the ruling party

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Black-led women’s running group sues Boston Marathon organizers and Newton police chief for alleged racial discrimination

By Zoe Sottile and Justin Gamble, CNN (CNN) — A Black-led running group is suing the organizers of the Boston Marathon as well as the city of Newton, Massachusetts, and the Newton police chief over alleged racial discrimination that took place in a cheer zone at last year’s race. The lawsuit, filed Thursday by the all-women running group TrailblazHers, just days

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A political prisoner in Belarus smuggles out account of beatings after writing on toilet paper

By YURAS KARMANAU Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — A political prisoner in Belarus has shed light on the country’s brutal prison system by smuggling out her story written on pieces of toilet paper. Katsiaryna Novikava describes being repeatedly beaten by security forces after she was detained in June 2023 wearing only a nightshirt. She

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In war saga ‘The Sympathizer,’ Vietnamese voices are no longer stuck in the background

By TERRY TANG Associated Press Vietnamese journalist-turned-filmmaker Phanxinê remembers exactly when he decided to make movies in his native country rather than Hollywood. It was in 2008 but it could have been a satirical scene out of the Vietnam Era-novel “The Sympathizer.” Someone from a movie studio visiting his University of Southern California film class

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