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Month: December 2019

Takeaways from the Senate hearing with Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz spoke extensively on Wednesday about his findings on Crossfire Hurricane, the counterintelligence investigation into whether Trump campaign associates were coordinating with the Russian government to sway the presidential election. Horowitz defended his conclusion that there had been no political bias in launching the investigation back in 2016 — rebutting

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Senado acoge acusación constitucional contra exministro del Interior por no haber evitado violaciones a los DD.HH. durante protestas

(CNN Español) — El exministro del Interior de Chile Andrés Chadwick dijo ser inocente luego de que la acusación constitucional en su contra haya sido aprobada en el senado chileno. Chadwick calificó la aprobación de “injusta, infundado y politizada“. Al exministro del Interior y Seguridad Publica se lo acusa no haber tomado resguardos para evitar

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Gov. Northam says localities could face ‘consequences’ if law enforcement officers don’t enforce gun laws

Click here for updates on this story     VIRGINIA BEACH, VA (WTKR) — Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday localities could face consequences if law enforcement officers don’t enforce gun laws. When asked by a reporter if local governments would face retaliation for declaring themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, Northam responded, “There’s not going to be retaliation. That’s

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Trump aims to crack down on anti-Semitism on college campuses using civil rights protections

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to include discrimination against Jews as a violation of law in certain cases, with an eye toward fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses. It’s an order that would allow Trump to take further steps to combat anti-Israel sentiments and divestment movements on college campuses by requiring colleges

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Gobierno de Moreno anuncia futuro ingreso de Ecuador a la Alianza del Pacífico y nuevas revelaciones sobre protestas de octubre

(CNN Español) — Los presidentes de Ecuador y Colombia se reunieron este miércoles en Cali en el marco del octavo gabinete binacional para tratar temas de la agenda común como seguridad, conectividad, economía, asuntos fronterizos y comercio. Ambos mandatarios señalaron que la relación entre los dos países pasa por “su mejor momento”. En ese sentido,

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“Agredieron la libertad de expresión”, dice el artista del polémico cuadro de Emiliano Zapata que desató protestas en el Palacio de Bellas Artes

(CNN Español) — Fabián Cháirez pintó al héroe de la revolución mexicana Emiliano Zapata de una forma que quizás nunca antes había sido visto: desnudo y con tacones. La obra se colgó en una sala de exposiciones del Palacio de Bellas Artes de la Ciudad de México en el marco de la exposición “Emiliano Zapara

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Troubled Las Cruces daycare investigated by ABC-7 has license suspended, sanctions imposed by state officials

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — A daycare owner in Las Cruces confirmed late Wednesday that the license for one of the locations she owns has been suspended by New Mexico’s Children, Youth and Families Department, or CYFD. Karen Sowards, the owner of Kids Kountry, told ABC-7 that the location at 2920 Mase Lane is temporarily

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Médicos que ofrecían vacunas gratuitas contra la gripe para los migrantes fueron rechazados en centro de detención

(CNN) — Un grupo de médicos con licencia que ofrece vacunas contra la gripe a niños migrantes detenidos en la Estación de la Patrulla Fronteriza de Chula Vista en San Ysidro, California, fue rechazado, lo que provocó protestas frente a un centro de detención. Más de 70 personas, incluidos médicos con licencia, estudiantes de medicina

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Consejos de ejercicios físicos en etiquetas de alimentos podría ayudar a reducir la obesidad

(CNN) — Las etiquetas de los alimentos que detallan cuánto ejercicio se necesita para quemar el contenido calórico de un producto podrían ayudar a combatir la obesidad, según investigadores del Reino Unido. Las etiquetas de actividad física equivalente a calorías (PACE, por sus siglas en inglés) podrían mejorar las etiquetas que identifican solo las calorías

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Michael Cohen asks judge to cut his prison sentence, says Attorney General Barr is biased against him

Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, on Wednesday asked a federal judge to reduce his three-year prison term while claiming that Attorney General William Barr and the Justice Department are biased against him. Roger Adler, an attorney for Cohen, writes in the filing that Trump’s former fixer has cooperated with federal, state and

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Phone scammers target Las Cruces, threaten drug ‘cartel’ violence if you don’t deliver money

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Some Las Cruces businesses and residents are receiving threats from phone callers apparently posing as drug “cartel” members and demanding money, authorities said. Police issued a warning Wednesday about the ongoing scam involving telephone threats telling the receiver to pay up or face the consequences of being physically harmed. There is no

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House votes to provide a pathway to citizenship for thousands of undocumented farmworkers

The House passed a bipartisan bill Wednesday that would grant legal status to thousands of undocumented farmworkers. While previous legislative efforts seeking to legalize a larger number of undocumented immigrants have failed, Wednesday’s vote is significant both for what it tries to achieve and for the Republican support it received. The bill passed with a

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