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Month: March 2020

Alabama executes inmate Nathaniel Woods

Alabama executed Nathaniel Woods on Thursday for the 2004 murders of three Birmingham police officers, the state corrections department said. Woods, 43, did not give a final statement. He was pronounced dead at 9:01 p.m. (10:01 p.m. ET), the department said. Gov. Kay Ivey declined to stop the execution, and the US Supreme Court denied

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Alabama to execute Nathaniel Woods on Thursday despite questions about his culpability in killing of 3 police officers

An Alabama man convicted of killing three police officers in 2004 is scheduled to be executed Thursday despite questions about his culpability. Lawyers for Nathaniel Woods, 42, have maintained his innocence, pointing out that another defendant in the case confessed to being the lone gunman. Woods’ attorneys have asked Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey to commute

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Testing for coronavirus expanded to patients who have a doctor’s order, CDC says. US cases top 200

As the number of cases and deaths from novel coronavirus increase across the United States, federal health officials are expanding testing for the fast-moving outbreak. Still, Vice President Mike Pence, who is leading the administration’s response to the outbreak, acknowledged Thursday there was a shortfall in the number of testing kits required to meet demand.

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Ex-Uber self-driving head files for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay Google $179 million

Anthony Levandowski, a former Uber exec who oversaw its self-driving efforts, filed for bankruptcy protection Wednesday after being ordered to pay $179 million to Google over violating a contract. The judgment against Levandowski centered on his employment agreement with Google, which included not holding confidential information and not engaging in “any other employment, occupation or

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Giammattei decreta el estado de calamidad en Guatemala como prevención ante el coronavirus

(CNN Español) – El presidente de Guatemala Alejandro Giammattei aceptó este jueves una sugerencia del Congreso de decretar el estado de calamidad pública en todo el territorio nacional, con el objetivo de incrementar la estrategia de prevención ante la potencial llegada del coronavirus al país. El 25 de febrero el mandatario había anunciado la declaración

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Bolivia: ¿se puede reescribir la historia?

Nota del editor: Pedro Brieger es un periodista y sociólogo argentino, autor de más de siete libros y colaborador en publicaciones sobre temas internacionales. Actualmente se desempeña como director de NODAL, un portal dedicado exclusivamente a las noticias de América Latina y el Caribe. Colaboró con diferentes medios nacionales como Clarín, El Cronista, La Nación, Página/12, Perfil y

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Y México, ¿por quién vota?

Nota del editor: Dan Restrepo es abogado, estratega demócrata y colaborador político de CNN. Fue asesor presidencial y director para el Hemisferio Occidental del Consejo Nacional de Seguridad durante la presidencia de Barack Obama. Las opiniones expresadas en esta columna son exclusivas del autor. (CNN Español) – Quizás es un artefacto de una era histórica que se

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Donald Trump frente a Joe Biden

Nota del editor: Carlos Alberto Montaner es escritor y analista político de CNN. Sus columnas se publican en decenas de diarios de España, Estados Unidos y América Latina. Montaner es, además, vicepresidente de la Internacional Liberal. Las opiniones expresadas en esta columna son exclusivas del autor. (CNN Español) – El New York Post, que no es famoso por la

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Tiroteo en aeropuerto de Ciudad Juárez deja dos heridos y una mujer muere en el incidente por un presunto infarto

(CNN Español) – Dos personas fueron heridas de bala este miércoles en el aeropuerto internacional Abraham González de Ciudad Juárez, luego de un ataque armado que ocurrió en el estacionamiento, según informó la Fiscalía General de Chihuahua en un comunicado. En el mismo incidente, una mujer de 62 años murió “al parecer por un infarto,

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Ben Carson gets into testy exchange with Democratic lawmaker over transgender access to homeless shelters

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson got into a testy exchange Wednesday with a Democratic lawmaker who pressed him on the department’s position on access to homeless shelters for transgender people, with the lawmaker appearing to accuse the secretary of enabling discrimination at facilities. The dust-up came during a House Appropriations Committee hearing in

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