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Month: February 2022

López Obrador no descarta tratar con Joe Biden supuesta ayuda de EE.UU. a entidades que cuestionan su gestión

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — El presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, dijo durante su conferencia de prensa matutina que el gobierno de Estados Unidos “da dinero” a “asociaciones” que han cuestionado su gestión. Desde Tijuana, estado de Baja California, el mandatario dijo que “si es necesario” tratará el tema con el presidente Joe

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Aumentan los muertos en Brasil por deslizamientos e inundaciones en Río de Janeiro y evacúan una zona de Petrópolis

Sol Amaya (CNN) — El Departamento de Defensa Civil de Río de Janeiro informó que la cifra de fallecidos por los deslaves de este martes en Petrópolis ascendió a 134. Asimismo confirmó que las labores de rescate fueron suspendidas temporalmente por temor a nuevos movimientos de tierra causados por otra tanda de lluvias que hizo que

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Xiomara Castro pide a la ONU crear comisión contra la corrupción en Honduras

Alejandra Ramos (CNN Español) — La presidenta de Honduras, Xiomara Castro, solicitó a la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU) el apoyo para instalar la Comisión Internacional Contra la Corrupción e Impunidad en Honduras (CICIH). La Presidencia de Honduras reiteró este jueves en un comunicado el compromiso de la mandataria de luchar contra la corrupción

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Bisexual officer files discrimination lawsuit against town of Greenburgh, NY, members of police department

By Lisa Rozner Click here for updates on this story     GREENBURGH, New York (WCBS) — A Westchester County police officer says she was harassed for being openly bisexual. The 29-year-old alleges in a federal lawsuit that harassment within the Greenburgh Police Department got so bad, she had to take a medical leave months later. She

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Reports of sexual assault and harassment increased at military academies during 2020-2021 academic year

By Ellie Kaufman, CNN Reports of sexual assault increased by 25% and reports of sexual harassment increased by 150% at US military academies during the 2020-2021 academic year compared to the previous academic year, according to a Defense Department report released Thursday. The three US military academies received 161 reports of sexual assault compared to

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Retired Brockton, MA deputy fire chief joins lawsuit claiming protective firefighter gear caused cancer

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     BROCKTON, Massachusetts (WBZ) — More than a dozen retired, and current firefighters have filed a federal lawsuit against 25 companies, saying the gear designed to protect them from fires is actually making them sick. Among them is veteran firefighter Joe Marchetti who was deputy chief

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Mom of teen who died of COVID frustrated school district won’t acknowledge how she died

By Kristen Barbaresi Click here for updates on this story     MILWAUKEE (WDJT) — On Wednesday, CBS 58 reported a 13-year-old Cedarburg girl died from COVID-19 on Valentine’s Day, and now her family is frustrated by the reaction from Bella’s school district. After fighting for COVID precautions in schools, worried about Bella’s health, Katie Pape wants

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Congressional Democrats call on Biden to review ‘disparate and often inhumane treatment’ of Black migrants

By Shawna Mizelle, CNN More than 100 congressional Democrats have urged President Joe Biden in a recent letter to review the “disparate treatment of Black migrants” throughout the immigration system and end the public health order that allows authorities to turn away migrants encountered at the US southern border. “It is time to undo the

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La Fiscal General de Nueva York podrá llamar a declarar a Trump y sus hijos, según dictamen de un juez

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El expresidente Donald Trump, así como sus hijos Ivanka y Donald Jr, deben presentarse a declarar en la investigación civil de la Fiscal General de Nueva York sobre sus prácticas empresariales, dictaminó este jueves un juez neoyorquino. El juez del Tribunal Supremo de Nueva York Arthur Engoron también rechazó un intento

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San Francisco School Board recall election was partially funded by billionaires

By Rachel Janfaza, CNN The more than $1.9 million effort that ousted three San Francisco School Board members from their positions Tuesday was funded in large part by Silicon Valley-area billionaires, records show. According to publicly available information, the recall effort’s three biggest donors were “Neighbors for a Better San Francisco Advocacy,” a political action

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Police: Dentist arrested for allegedly building 18 ghost guns; had cache of assault rifles, silencers, 3,000 rounds

By Jennifer McLogan Click here for updates on this story     MASSAPEQUA, New York (WCBS) — Ghost guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition were found inside a Long Island home. Police say they discovered the cache in a dentist’s house, and it’s not the first time officers have been there. As CBS2’s Jennifer McLogan reports,

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Visa humanitaria en EE.UU: qué es, precio, requisitos y cómo tramitar

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — También conocida como parole o permiso humanitario para personas fuera de Estados Unidos, la visa humanitaria es la opción para quienes tengan una razón humanitaria urgente o de interés público para permanecer temporalmente en Estados Unidos. ¿Qué es una visa humanitaria? Aunque el Servicio de Ciudadanía e Inmigración (USCIS, por

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Student charged with kidnapping, attempted sex offense being held on $250,000 bond

By Kimberly King, WLOS STAFF Click here for updates on this story     BUNCOMBE COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — A North Buncombe High School student facing several charges had an initial court appearance Wednesday morning. Buncombe County deputies say Bryson Josiah Peters, 18, faces charges of first-degree kidnapping and attempted first-degree sex offense in connection with

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Louisville mayor candidate says his family is ‘traumatized again’ after campaign HQ shooting suspect is released on bond

By Devan Cole and Paradise Afshar, CNN The mayoral candidate in Louisville, Kentucky, who survived a shooting at his campaign headquarters earlier this week said Thursday that his family and campaign team are “traumatized again” after the suspected shooter was released from jail on bond. “Our criminal justice system is clearly broken. It is nearly

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Distribuyen más de 1.300 kg de lechuga por día para salvar a los manatíes hambrientos de Florida

Ángela Reyes (CNN) — Los manatíes de Florida —que mueren a un ritmo alarmante, en gran parte por inanición— reciben toneladas de lechuga a la semana como parte de un nuevo programa de alimentación que, según los funcionarios estatales encargados del manejo de vida silvestre, muestra signos de éxito. Una media de 350 manatíes al

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La compañía Neuralink, de Elon Musk, confirma que murieron monos en un proyecto, pero niega acusaciones de crueldad animal

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN Business) — La empresa de implantes cerebrales de Elon Musk, Neuralink, cuyo objetivo es lograr que los cerebros se conecten y comuniquen con las computadoras, reconoció que murieron monos como parte de sus procedimientos de prueba, pero niega las acusaciones de crueldad animal. En una entrada de blog en su sitio web,

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