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Month: August 2024

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Los planes legales de los adversarios de Donald Trump y el Proyecto 2025 para luchar contra su programa para el segundo mandato

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Si Donald Trump es elegido, asumirá el cargo el próximo año habiendo aprendido las lecciones de cuatro años de batallas legales en su primer mandato, durante el cual el personal inexperto, la elaboración de políticas chapuceras y su propia indiferencia sobre cómo funcionaba el Gobierno federal hicieron que su agenda

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Pope Francis’ main adviser on clergy abuse, Cardinal Seán O’Malley, retires as archbishop of Boston

Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Cardinal Seán O’Malley as archbishop of Boston and named the current bishop of Providence, Rhode Island, Richard Henning, to replace him as leader of one of the most important Catholic archdioceses in the United States. The announcement from the Vatican on Monday didn’t

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EU slaps sanctions on 28 accused of rights abuses and links to the ongoing crackdown in Belarus

BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union has imposed sanctions on 28 officials accused of human rights violations in Belarus and links to the ongoing crackdown against opponents of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko. Monday’s move comes just ahead of the anniversary of the disputed Aug. 9, 2020 elections that brought Lukashenko to power. It also comes

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Hospitality workers’ union endorses Harris, dismissing Trump’s pledge of tax-free tips

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The hospitality workers’ union UNITE HERE has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president. It’s a rejoinder to Republican Donald Trump’s effort to woo restaurant and hotel workers by promising to make their tips tax-free. The endorsement includes a commitment by the union to have its members knock on more

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Strategically important Myanmar military HQ appears to fall to the resistance, in a blow to regime

Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar’s military regime says it has lost communications with the commanders of a strategically important army headquarters in the northeast. That adds credence to a militia group’s claims it has captured the base. The fall of the army’s Northeast Command in Lashio city would be the biggest in a series

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