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Month: June 2021

Ola Bini, amigo de Julian Assange, irá a juicio por presunto acceso ilegal a sistema informático en Ecuador

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — La Fiscalía General de Ecuador informó este martes que el ciudadano sueco Ola Bini fue llamado a juicio como presunto autor del delito de «acceso no consentido a un sistema informático, telemático o de telecomunicaciones». Bini y su defensa han rechazado estos señalamientos. Desde abril de 2019, el informático

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Trump’s followers do take him literally

Opinion by Michael D’Antonio During the 2016 election campaign a new political phenomenon emerged: journalists seemed to take then-candidate Donald Trump literally, but not seriously, while his supporters did the reverse: They took him seriously but not literally. This curiosity was noted by many, including tech billionaire Peter Thiel. Thiel explained that while Trump may

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Quién es Ebrahim Raisi, el clérigo conservador y juez controversial que se convirtió en presidente electo de Irán

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — En unas elecciones sin sorpresas, el clérigo ultraconservador y jefe judicial de Irán, Ebrahim Raisi, fue electo presidente el 18 de junio luego de que el Consejo de Guardianes vetara la participación de los principales candidatos reformistas y centristas. ¿Pero quién es exactamente Raisi? Prácticamente sin oposición, Raisi obtuvo casi

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Fertility clinic reports ransomware attack

By TERRANCE KELLY Click here for updates on this story     Atlanta, GA (WGCL) — An Atlanta fertility clinic says a ransomware attack struck its computer network. According to a letter posted on Reproductive Biology Associates, LLC, and its affiliate My Egg Bank North America’s website, as many as 38,000 patients were impacted by the attack.

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Poor countries could lose $1.4 trillion from tourism’s collapse this year. Blame vaccine inequality

By Hanna Ziady, CNN Business The collapse in international tourism due to the coronavirus pandemic could cost the global economy as much as $2.4 trillion this year, as the uneven rollout of vaccines devastates developing countries that are highly dependent on overseas visitors. In a report published Wednesday, the United Nations Conference on Trade and

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