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Month: December 2024

Some in seafood industry see Trump as fishermen’s friend, but tariffs could make for pricier fish

Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump is likely to bring big changes for one of the oldest sectors of the U.S. economy — seafood — and some in the industry believe the returning president will be more responsive to its needs. Economic analysts paint a more complicated picture,

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Prominent human rights attorney quits international court over failure to prosecute Venezuela

Associated Press MIAMI (AP) — A prominent human rights attorney has quietly parted ways with the International Criminal Court to protest what he sees as an unjustified failure of its chief prosecutor to indict members of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s government for crimes against humanity, The Associated Press has learned. The Chilean-born Claudio Grossman, a

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It’s one of the world’s largest connected coral reef systems, but few people have even heard of it

By Kate Springer, CNN (CNN) — Wilfried Gebhardt still remembers his first dive at Apo Reef over 30 years ago. The now-retired German geographer had just moved to Sablayan, a municipality on Mindoro island, southwest of Manila, to assist victims of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption. While stationed there, he heard about a magical underwater

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El Senado de Argentina expulsa a Edgardo Kueider, quien está bajo investigación y en prisión domiciliaria en Paraguay

Por Betiana Fernández Martino y Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Senado de Argentina expulsó este jueves en sesión especial a Edgardo Kueider, del opositor bloque Unidad Federal, bajo el argumento de inhabilidad moral para ejercer el cargo de legislador, luego de que fue detenido en Paraguay con US$ 211.000 no declarados en la aduana.

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Científicos cartografiaron los ríos del mundo durante 35 años y descubrieron cambios impactantes

Por Laura Paddison, CNN Los casi 3 millones de ríos que recorren el mundo están experimentando cambios rápidos y sorprendentes, con implicaciones potencialmente drásticas para todo, desde el suministro de agua potable hasta riesgos de inundaciones, según un nuevo estudio. Los científicos cartografiaron el flujo de agua a través de cada uno de los ríos

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