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Month: April 2024

4 are still missing but hopes are fading after a deadly explosion at an Italian hydroelectric plant

By GIADA ZAMPANO and ANTONIO CALANNI Associated Press SUVIANA, Italy (AP) — Search and rescue operations continue at a hydroelectric plant close to the northern Italian city of Bologna a day after a devastating blast killed at least three workers, injured five and left four missing. A spokesperson for firefighters says there are few hopes

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Desperate young Guatemalans try to reach the US even after horrific deaths of migrating relatives

GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO Associated Press COMITANCILLO, Guatemala (AP) — Every night for nearly two years, Glendy Aracely Ramírez has prayed by the altar in her parents’ mud-brick bedroom where, under a large crucifix, is a picture of her sister Blanca. The 23-year-old died alongside 50 other migrants in a smuggler’s tractor-trailer in Texas. “I ask God

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A hate crime law was meant to protect against prejudice. It ended up sowing further division

By Amy Cassidy, CNN (CNN) — A ferocious debate that has raged across social media, legal chambers, police stations and Scottish politics also played out on the streets of Edinburgh this weekend. Scotland’s Hate Crime and Public Order Act came into force last week, a contentious law that expands existing legislation to include transgender identity

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Ethiopia’s rights body seeks an investigation into the killing of an opposition figure

By EVELYNE MUSAMBI Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Ethiopia’s state-appointed rights commission is calling for an investigation into the killing of a prominent opposition figure who was recently released from prison. Bate Urgessa was killed Tuesday night while visiting his hometown in Oromia, Ethiopia’s biggest region. That’s according to the Oromo Liberation Front, a

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El primer ministro de Japón advierte al mundo sobre “un punto de inflexión histórico” mientras promociona la alianza con EE.UU.

Carmen Sánchez Tokio (CNN) — Las crecientes tensiones geopolíticas han impulsado al mundo a un “punto de inflexión histórico” y están obligando a Japón a cambiar su postura de defensa, dijo el domingo a CNN el primer ministro japonés, Fumio Kishida, antes de una cumbre seguida de cerca con el presidente estadounidense Joe Biden, la

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