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Year: 2022

Castillo presenta proyecto para que una Asamblea Constituyente de Perú elabore una nueva Constitución

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — El presidente Pedro Castillo envió este lunes un proyecto de reforma constitucional al Congreso de Perú para que la población decida si autoriza que una Asamblea Constituyente elabore una nueva Constitución. En un oficio enviado a la presidenta del Parlamento, María del Carmen Alva, Castillo solicita que el Congreso “debata

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Virginia AG launching investigation into NFL’s Commanders

By SARAH RANKIN Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia’s attorney general has launched an inquiry into the Washington Commanders following allegations of financial improprieties raised by a congressional committee. Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares disclosed his office’s investigation in a letter to a team lawyer. Miyares called it his “responsibility” to look into the

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Encuentran el cuerpo de un miembro de la Guardia Nacional de Texas identificado 3 días después de que intentara rescatar a migrantes del río Grande

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El cuerpo del soldado especialista Bishop Evans, el miembro de la Guardia Nacional del Ejército de Texas que desapareció hace tres días, fue encontrado e identificado este lunes, según el representante estadounidense Tony Gonzales. Evans intentó rescatar a dos migrantes que estaban cruzando el río Grande el viernes. Evans estaba asignado

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Kansas college looking into alleged water cooler tampering

LINDSBORG, Kan. (AP) — Bethany College officials are investigating an allegation that someone associated with its baseball program intentionally contaminated the water cooler used by the opposing team. Athletic director Laura Moreno confirmed the investigation and declined further comment. Kansas Wesleyan athletic director Steve Wilson said a foreign substance was discovered in the cooler during

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The Supreme Court’s evolution on the separation of church and state

By Joan Biskupic, CNN legal analyst & Supreme Court biographer For more than a decade, the Supreme Court has consistently ruled for religious conservatives, requiring public spending at church schools, allowing Christian prayer before local government meetings and permitting broad religious exemptions from Obamacare’s contraceptive coverage mandate. During a tense two hours of arguments Monday

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