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NOTICIAS  TELEMUNDO  PRESENTS:

“MURIENDO POR CRUZAR,” AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE INCREASING NUMBER OF IMMIGRANT DEATHS ALONG THE BORDER, THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 6 P.M./5 C

Carmen Dominicci and Neida Sandoval present the Telemundo and The Weather Channel co-production

Miami – July 31, 2014 – Telemundo presents “Muriendo por Cruzar”, a documentary that investigates why increasing numbers of immigrants are dying while trying to cross the US-Mexican border near the city of Falfurrias, Texas, this Sunday, August 3 at 6PM/5 C.  The Telemundo and The Weather Channel co-production, presented by Noticias Telemundo journalists Carmen Dominicci and Neida Sandoval, reveals the obstacles immigrants face once they cross into US territory, including extreme weather conditions, as they try to evade the border patrol.  “Muriendo por Cruzar” is part of Noticias Telemundo’s special coverage of the crisis on the border and immigration reform.

 

“‘Muriendo por Cruzar’” dares to ask questions that reveal the actual conditions undocumented immigrants face as they try to start a new life in the United States,” said Alina Falcón, Telemundo’s Executive Vice President for News and Alternative Programming.  “Our collaboration with The Weather Channel was very productive. They have a unique expertise in covering the impact of weather on people’s lives, as we do in covering immigration reform and the border crisis. The result is a compelling documentary that exposes a harrowing reality.”

“Muriendo por Cruzar” is the first co-production by Telemundo and The Weather Channel.  Both networks are part of NBCUniversal.

Source Article from http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/07/31/noticias-telemundo-presents-muriendo-por-cruzar-this-sunday-august-3-at-6pm/289119/

In the Philippines, political dynasties dominate — with the Marcos family being among the most well known. Ferdinand Marcos, his wife, Imelda, daughter Imee and son have all held political posts in or representing the province of Ilocos Norte. Imelda, 92, who previously launched two unsuccessful presidential bids, arrived at a polling station Monday in a red outfit, rosary and Chanel pin.

Source Article from https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/05/10/philippines-presidential-election-result-ferdinand-bongbong-marcos/

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Slim es por amplio trecho el más rico de América Latina.

¿Cuál es la manera más rápida de conseguir un sitio en el listado de las familias más fabulosamente ricas de América Latina?

Ser dueño total o parcial de una empresa cervecera parece ser una buena estrategia, dado que 3 de los 5 clanes familiares más pudientes le deben su fortuna a esa actividad.

Pese a las dificultades económicas que ha venido experimentando América Latina los últimos dos años, el club de multimillonarios de la región sigue sólido.

Dueños de fortunas de talla mundial, los miembros de las dinastías empresariales más poderosas de Latinoamérica acumulan patrimonios que sobrepasan el Producto Interno Bruto de algunos de los países más pequeños del continente.

Y pese a la mala hora política y económica por la que atraviesa Brasil, el mayor país de América Latina continúa dominando la lista de las grandes fortunas de la región.

Slim sigue siendo el rey

Del listado que compiló este año la revista Forbes sobre los multimillonarios de la región se desprende que tres de las cinco familias más ricas de América Latina son brasileñas.

Aunque el nombre más poderoso, por amplio margen, sigue siendo el del mexicano Carlos Slim Helu.

  • 1 Slim, US$50.000 millones

  • 2 Lemann, US$27.000 millones

  • 3 Safra, US$17.000 millones

  • 4 Santo Domingo (Alejandro, Andres, Julio y Tatiana) US$14.000 millones

  • 5 Telles, US$13.000 millones

Su fortuna personal, estimada en US$50.000 millones, supera al patrimonio colectivo de cualquier otra familia latinoamericana y equivale aproximadamente al PIB de El Salvador.

Usando los datos del listado de multimillonarios individuales de Forbes, BBC Mundo estimó la fortuna de otros grandes clanes familiares de América Latina.

El segundo y tercer lugar en la lista de los más ricos de la región están en manos de dos potentados brasileños, Jorge Paulo Lemann y Joseph Safra.

Los subcampeones de la riqueza

Lemann es dueño de una porción significativa de la firma cervecera más grande del mundo, AB Inbev.

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Jorge Paulo Lemann tiene una fortuna estimada en US$27.000 millones.

Mientras que Joseph Safra es descrito por Forbes como “el banquero más acaudalado del mundo” por cuenta del control que ejerce sobre el banco que lleva su nombre.

En las últimas semanas, sin embargo, el nombre de Safra ha llegado a los titulares de los medios por una razón mucho más polémica.

En abril pasado, las autoridades brasileñas lo acusaron formalmente de estar involucrado en el pago de sobornos a funcionarios.

Safra rechaza los cargos.

La conexión cervecera

En el cuarto y quinto lugar de las dinastías familiares más acaudaladas de América Latina aparecen dos nombres que nuevamente se remiten a los intereses cerveceros.

La familia Santo Domingo, de origen colombiano, agrupa a los hermanos Alejandro y Andrés, cada uno con un patrimonio estimado por Forbes en US$4.900 millones.

También es miembro del clan Julio Mario Jr., sobrino de los anteriores, con US$2.600 millones en el banco.

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Tatiana Santo Domingo se casó con un miembro de la familia real de Mónaco.

Y con una fortuna semejante, su hermana Tatiana, hoy casada con un miembro de la familia real de Monaco.

Todos son descendientes del patriarca familiar, Julio Mario Santo Domingo, fallecido en 2011, quien convirtió a la empresa cervecera colombiana Bavaria en la más importante de Colombia antes de venderla a cambio de un porcentaje accionario de 15% en el grupo SAB Miller, hasta el año pasado la segunda mayor productora de cerveza en el mundo.

A su vez, a finales de 2015, AB Inbev, la multinacional controlada por Jorge Paulo Lemann, compró a SAB Miller en un negocio estimado de US$107.000 millones.

Un negocio todavía pendiente de aprobación por las autoridades regulatorias, pero que promete riquezas todavía más fabulosas para los herederos de Julio Mario Santo Domingo.

La fortuna combinada de los cuatro Santodomingo mencionados alcanza los US$14.000 millones.

Supera así al patrimonio de la quinta familia más rica de la región, la del brasileño Marcel Herman Telles, quien tiene “apenas” US$13.000 millones, representados en un 5% de propiedad en la supercervecera AB Inbev controlada por su paisano Jorge Paulo Lemman.

Cerca de esta cifra también están otros clanes familiares brasileños como los Marinho, dueños de la cadena de medios Globo y los Sicupira, también accionistas en AB Inbev.

Así como una dinastía bancaria brasileña, los Moreira, dueños de Itau-Unibanco.

Cerrando el listado de fortunas por encima de los US$10.000 millones, está la de la chilena Iris Fontbona, viuda del magnate de la minería Andrónico Luksic.

Source Article from http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias/2016/05/160503_economia_dinastias_familiares_mas_ricas_america_latina

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(CNN)A 20-year-old college student died at a fraternity party on South Carolina’s Hilton Head Island Saturday morning.

Source Article from https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/10/us/hilton-head-student-death/index.html

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Savaget: passion for Arabian tales

 São Paulo – It all starts when the director of Cultural Heritage of the International Society for the Rescue of Imagination (Sirf) goes to Baghdad, in Iraq, to save Ali Baba, Sherazade, Aladdin and other characters from the Thousand and One Nights who may be in danger amidst the war in 2003. The same director then goes to Jordan, where she finds the magic lamp minus the genie, and then sets off to Palestine in an attempt to find him. The incessant conflict with Israel could only be explained by the fact that the genie landed in villainous hands.

These three phases, the director’s journey through Iraq, Jordan and Palestine, and her interaction with the characters of the most famous piece of literature from the East, form the plot of the series of three children’s books that Brazilian author Luciana Savaget wrote. The first is called “Operation Rescue in Baghdad – The Battle of the Invisible” and was published in Brazil in 2003; the second, “Operation Rescue in Jordan – The Secret of the Desert”, was launched in 2007; and the third, “Operation Rescue in Palestine – Heritage Conflict”, is from 2010.

The last two books are the result of the journeys the writer made to promote her first book in Arab lands. Apart from Portuguese, original language of the three books, “Operation Rescue in Baghdad” was also published in Arabic, which turned Savaget into an author well-known by Arab children, particularly in Palestine, as the government of that country purchased 100,000 copies for the libraries in refugee camps.

“I went to Palestine twice, once for the book launch and then again for talks with youngsters who read my books. From the first trip came the book “Operation Rescue in Jordan”, where we find Aladdin’s lamp, but not the genie. Imagine if an enemy finds this powerful genie who fulfils his master’s every desire? It could destroy the world,” says Savaget. “And on the second trip we find the genie hidden in Nablus, in the hands of the dream demolishers and enemies of our powerful Sirf association,” tells Savaget.

The writer puts herself in the role of the director of the International Society for the Rescue of Imagination, and thus transfers to her character her passion for the Arab world. “The idea [for the book] came from my passion for Arab tales and stories, which have amazing magic. These tales and the stories of the Thousand and One Nights are part of my childhood. When I wrote “Operation Rescue in Baghdad”, right at the beginning of the American attacks on the Iraqi capital city, I couldn’t have imagined other books would follow to complete the series,” stated Savaget.

According to the author, one book called out for the next. “And they also physically took me to those wonderful lands, where Sherazade spoke of ‘happily ever after in Baghdad.’” In Palestine, the operation Baghdad book was translated by Tamer Literature. In Brazil, all books were published by publishing house Nova Fronteira. “To have a book published in far and conflicted lands such as Palestine was an honor. Until now I have only had one book edited in Arabic, but who knows in the future, perhaps the other ones will be published too,” says Savaget.

The writer states she will keep on dreaming and that Sirf shall not abandon the Arab world. She feels like writing more about the East. Savaget says she felt first hand, when she visited the Arab country, the Palestine people’s difficulty in being acknowledged as a country. According to her, it is unacceptable that at this day and age there are still wars in that region, where Jesus Christ was born. “I am the Sirf director of Cultural Heritage and I fight for dreams and for peace, not only in books, but also in life,” says Savaget.

Born in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Savaget is a journalist and works for Globo News, a cable TV news channel belonging to network Rede Globo. Savaget translated to Portuguese the book “My Life With Pablo Neruda”, written by the poet’s wife, Matilde Urrutia, and has received many awards for her work in journalism and literature. Her books “Dadá, a Mulher de Corisco” (Dadá, Corisco’s Wife, loosely translated) and “Operation Rescue in Baghdad” are among her prized works. The author was also granted the Vladimir Herzog Amnesty and Human Rights Award, in 2002.

*Translated by Silvia Lindsey

Source Article from http://www2.anba.com.br/noticia/21862009/arts/writer-published-three-childrens-books-about-the-arabs/

The musical stylings of Weird Al Yankovic rarely offer clarity about the state of legislation in Congress.

But Weird Al’s 1984 hit “Eat it” (a parody on Michael Jackson’s “Beat It”) was inadvertently invoked this past week to crystallize the conundrum facing House Democrats after the Senate approved a crucial border spending bill 84-8.

HOUSE OKS BORDER BILL AFTER PELOSI REVERSES COURSE

House liberals were either going to hold out against the Senate measure in favor of their own – or accept the Senate bill.

Amid these deliberations, former Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott, a veteran of such impasses, ambled by the Speaker’s Office late Wednesday afternoon as a coterie of reporters stood watch in the hallway. Lott advised that if he were still running the Senate – where the overwhelming 84-8 vote spoke volumes – there would be only one clear path.

“I’d say ‘Eat it, House,’” Lott said with a laugh.

It’s exactly what they did.

But not without a fiery fight first within the House Democratic Caucus – and one that threatens to keep burning for weeks and months to come.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faced a huge challenge as she sought to both assuage the concerns from her left flank and engineer a bill that could actually pass.

The House had approved its own version of the border legislation Tuesday night, 230-195. But the Senate devised a different, more bipartisan piece of legislation. Not as many controls and consequences for those charged with caring for children. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby, R-Ala., wrote the measure alongside Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the top Democrat on the panel. The committee approved the bill 30-1. The Senate then followed suit with a staggering roll call tally of 84-8.

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“The administration opposes what the House is going to do,” said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. “We believe they support what we’re going to do.”

The House and Senate were out of alignment, approving competing bills. The front-runner for final passage, though, was fairly evident: The Senate bill secured more than 60 yeas, making it filibuster-proof, while the White House threatened to veto the House measure.

The House still held out hope, engineering a revised bill on Thursday as the plan came back across the Capitol from the Senate.

But the administration wouldn’t budge. McConnell wouldn’t budge. Things looked bleak for the House bill, even as it was apparent the House could approve the Senate version with most Republicans and many Democrats.

But Democrats faced a more immediate problem as the House began a pre-debate on the revamped measure Thursday afternoon. House rules allow members to vote on something called “adopting the previous question.” In short, it’s known as a “PQ.” If the House approves the PQ, things continue as normal. However, if the House defeats the PQ, the minority seizes control of the floor for an hour and gets to call up whatever legislation it wants. The majority rarely loses a PQ vote. The House hasn’t defeated a PQ (thus, turning over the floor to the other side) since 2010. If Republicans defeated the PQ, they would bring up the Senate bill. Losing control of the floor in such a fashion would be a major embarrassment for Democrats. But this was a distinct possibility. There was near unanimity on the GOP side for the Senate plan and dozens of Democrats were prepared to join them.

So, the House Democratic brain trust changed course. Pelosi dashed off a letter to her colleagues.

“The children come first,” wrote Pelosi. “We have to make sure that the resources needed to protect the children are available. Therefore, we will not engage in the same disrespectful behavior that the Senate did in ignoring our priorities. In order to get resources to the children fastest, we will reluctantly pass the Senate bill.”

So, the Senate jammed the House. And Pelosi relented because the math simply wasn’t on her side.

The House ultimately moved the Senate package 305-102. Pelosi lost 95 Democrats. But there were 129 Democratic yeas. So, despite the sniping from the liberal wing of the Democratic caucus, Pelosi still marshaled a majority of the majority. But Pelosi couldn’t get to 217 yeas (the magic number in the House right now to pass bills) exclusively on the Democratic side.

That’s the same issue that tormented former House Speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan. They couldn’t quite move some bills with only GOP support when Republicans were in the majority. This was mostly due to protestations from the House Freedom Caucus. So, Boehner and Ryan often turned to the other side for assistance to pass major legislation. Pelosi did the same Thursday.

In a statement, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said “what happened today is unacceptable and we will not forget this betrayal.”

A number of moderate Democrats privately vented their frustrations about the internecine warfare among Democrats. One Democrat said it would be “shameful” and “immoral” not to do “something.” Another moderate Democrat groused about liberals placing a premium on “ideological purity.” One Democrat noted that a yes vote on the more tempered Senate bill was a good vote for moderate and conservative Democrats who face tough races in 2020. After all, members from swing districts are why Democrats won the House.

One senior House Democratic leadership source told Fox News that some liberals will understand why Pelosi did what she did. But the source noted that many far-left Democrats “won’t get it. They’ll keep pushing.” The source said some Democrats will take notice of Pelosi fighting for the original House bill and only losing four Democrats. But the leadership source also suggested that Pelosi should have taken one more run at the issue. Perhaps pass the re-retooled bill, forcing McConnell to flush it back to the House and then accepted the Senate package.

This could be a seminal moment for Democrats. Is their tent big enough to accept both liberals and moderates? This is a distillation of what’s going on nationally in the presidential sweepstakes. Democrats may control the House. But they don’t have the Senate, or the White House. And while the bill may not be perfect, it was the right measure for most Democratic districts. By the same token, a no vote was likely the proper disposition for lawmakers representing the most liberal of districts.

Earlier in the week, Rep. Tony Cardenas, D-Calif., was asked if the “perfect was the enemy of the good” in the border bill negotiations.

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“I hate that expression,” said Cardenas. “You don’t want to settle for less than what you’re capable of.”

Many liberal Democrats may agree with Cardenas’s assessment. Otto von Bismarck famously compared passing law to making sausage. And as both Weird Al, Trent Lott and many House Democrats now know, you sometimes just have to eat it.

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El Centro Nacional de Huracanes (CNH) lanza un informe cada día a las 8 am, 11 am, 2 pm, 5 pm, 8 pm y 11 pm. Aquí,
Univision Noticias actualiza cada uno de los reportes con lo último sobre el avance del
huracán Irma hacia EEUU.

Minuto a minuto: Sigue aquí las últimas noticias sobre el huracán Irma

En este caso,
el reporte de las 8:00 pm de este viernes dice lo siguiente:

Dónde está, qué velocidad tiene y hacia dónde va:

Irma se traslada en estos momentos paralelo a la costa norte de Cuba.

La nueva proyección (ver imagen arriba) sigue moviendo al huracán hacia el oeste una vez haga el giro al norte hacia la Península de la Florida. Eso significa que se sigue alejando de la ciudad de Miami, la zona más poblada del sur del estado. Sin embargo, eso implica que el ciclón aún descargará sus vientos más potentes sobre el condado de Miami-Dade, especialmente sus suburbios más al oeste, es decir, colindantes al pantano de Los Everglades.

A las 8:00 pm (ET) de este viernes el ojo del huracán estaba 150 millas de Caibairien, Cuba, y todavía a unas 315
millas al sureste de la ciudad de Miami, en Florida.

Su movimiento de traslación hacia el
oeste noroeste se mueve a unas 12 millas por hora (19 km/h) y se espera que este movimiento continúe durante las próximas horas antes de hacer un giro al noroeste.

Está previsto que Irma
llegue al sur de Florida entre la madrugada y la mañana del domingo.

Los vientos máximos sostenidos siguen siendo de 155 millas por hora (250 km/h) con ráfagas más altas por lo que ha bajado a categoría 4 en la escala de vientos de huracanes de Saffir-Simpson. No obstante, el Centro Nacional de Huracanes advierte que sigue siendo “extremadamente peligroso” y que incluso podría volver a ser un ciclón categoría 5 una vez esté muy cerca de Florida.

Qué pasa con la nueva proyección y su posible impacto en Florida:

El modelo más reciente (ver imagen arriba) muestra que el huracán tocará tierra en el sur de Florida incluso más hacia el oeste, es decir en algún punto entre Long Key y Key West. Esto significa que localidades como Homestead y Florida City, en el sur de la Península, e incluso Marco Island y Naples en la costa oeste que da al Golfo de México están ahora más expuestas al golpe del huracán. Esto también son malas noticias para la ciudad de Miami, cuyos suburbios más al oeste sentirán con fuerza a este fenómeno natural.

Otros avisos y advertencias:

Las advertencias de huracán se extiendieron en Florida a Sebastian Inlet, en la osta este, y Annna Maria Island en la costa oeste. Con respecto a las marejadas también se han extendido más al norte hasta Anclote River, incluida la Bahía de Tampa, en el oeste, y hasta la línea fronterioza de los condados de Volusia y Flager en la costa este.

Otras advertencias de huracán se emitieron para el Lago Okeechobee y la Bahía de Florida.

Hay advertencias de huracán para las
provincias cubanas de Camagüey, Ciego de Ávila, Sancti Spiritus y Villa Clara. También para
el sureste, centro y noroeste de Las Bahamas.

También hay aviso de huracán para las provincias cubanas de Guantánamo, Holguín, Las Tunas y Matanzas. Hay aviso de huracán para las provincias de Guantánamo, Holguín, Las Tunas y Matanzas.

Marejadas:

Estamos en luna llena, por lo que ya estamos en periodo de marea alta. A esto se unen las marejadas producidas por el huracán, es decir, un doble efecto extremadamente peligroso. Desde la isla de Captiva a Cape Sable, en la costa oeste, se esperan marejadas de 8 a 12 pies.

De Cape Sable, al sur, pasando por los cayos de Florida hasta Boca Ratón, en la costa este, se esperan marejadas de entre 5 y 10 pies.

Desde Venice a Captiva, en la costa oeste, de 5 a 8 pies. Desde Anclote River a Venice, incluida la Bahía de Tampa, de 3 a 5 pies. De Boca Ratón a la línea de frontera entre los condados de Volusia y Flager, de 3 a 6 pies.

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Ambulancias y patrullas de policía se hicieron inmediatamente presentes en la escena.

Al menos 50 personas murieron en un ataque con arma de fuego contra un club nocturno gay de la ciudad estadounidense de Orlando, en el estado de Florida.

El alcalde de la ciudad, Buddy Dyer, informó también que los heridos suman al menos 53, muchos de ellos en condición crítica.

Momentos de pánico y horror tras el ataque en el club Pulse, en Orlando

El atacante, identificado como Omaar Mateen, también murió en el incidente, descrito como el peor tiroteo masivo en la historia reciente de Estados Unidos.

La BBC entiende que Mateen, un ciudadano estadounidense de 29 años con padres afganos, no estaba incluido en ninguna listas de posibles sospechosos de terrorismo, aunque estaba siendo investigado por un crimen anterior sin conexión con el ataque de este domingo.

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Las autoridades están tratando el incidente como un acto de terrorismo.

Las autoridades todavía están tratando de confirmar si Mateen actuaba solo, así como reportes de que el atacante se inclinaba hacia el islamismo radical.

En una conferencia de prensa un portavoz del FBI -la agencia que está liderando la investigación- dijo que el incidente estaba siendo tratado como un “acto de terrorismo”, pero que todavía había que determinar si se trata de terrorismo internacional o doméstico.

Un escuadrón antibombas fue enviado al club, llamado Pulse, para investigar varios artefactos sospechosos.

Más temprano, las instalaciones de Pulse fueron sacudidas por lo que las autoridades describieron como “una explosión controlada” .

En la madrugada

Según varios reportes, el ataque inició a eso de las 02:00 hora local (06:00 GMT).

“Escuchamos varios disparos. En la parte en la que yo estaba, varios nos tiramos al suelo. Yo no pude ver ni al atacante ni si había heridos”, le dijo Ricardo Negrón Almodovar, quien se encontraba en el local, a la BBC.

“Hubo muchos (disparos), al menos 40”, le contó otro asistente, Javer Antonetti, al diario local Orlando Sentinel.

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Se estima que unas 100 personas permanecían en Pulse al momento del ataque.

Las autoridades luego relataron que el hombre entró al local armado con una pistola, un rifle de asalto y “algún tipo de artefacto”.

El atacante logró capturar a varios rehenes e intercambió disparos con la policía antes de ser abatido.

Y durante el enfrentamiento un agente de policía recibió un disparo, pero su casco blindado le salvó la vida.

Inicialmente la policía había estimado el número de víctimas fatales en “aproximadamente 20” y reportado al menos 42 heridos.

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Numerosas personas buscan información sobre sus seres queridos en los hospitales locales.

En videos compartidos a través de las redes sociales se pueden ver a numerosas patrullas y ambulancias frente al céntrico establecimiento, así como gente siendo atendida por los servicios de emergencia.

“Hay sangre por todos lados”, dijo el alcalde Dyer describiendo el interior del centro nocturno.

Fin de semana trágico

Se estima que, al momento del ataque, más de 300 personas estaban disfrutando una “noche latina” en Pulse, un club que se describe a sí mismo como “el bar gay más caliente” de Orlando.

Y muchos familiares preocupados se han estado dirigiendo a los hospitales locales en busca de noticias de sus seres queridos.

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El ataque contra el club Pulse sigue al que le costó la vida a la cantante Christina Grimmie este fin de semana.

EE.UU. no es ajeno a tiroteos de este tipo: según el proyecto Mass Shooting Tracker, sólo el año pasado en el país se registraron 372 “tiroteos masivos”, como se denomina a aquellos que producen cuatro o más víctimas, entre muertos y heridos.

Pero por el número de víctimas, el de este domingo es el peor en la historia reciente de EE.UU.

Y el ataque contra Pulse también se produce menos de 48 horas después del ataque con arma de fuego que le costó la vida a la cantante Christina Grimmie, en la misma ciudad de Orlando.

La cantante de 22 años estaba firmando autógrafos luego de un concierto cuando Kevin James Loibl, de 27, le disparó.

Todavía no se sabe cuáles fueron los motivos de Loibl, quien se quitó la vida de un disparo.

Lo mismo sucede por el momento con el ataque contra Pulse, aunque el FBI aseguró que no había nuevas amenazas inmediatas.

Y el alcalde de Orlando llamó a la ciudad a permanecer unida.

“Nuestra comunidad es fuerte. Tendremos que ayudarnos los unos a los otros para superar esto”, dijo el burgomaestre, Buddy Dyer.

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Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

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Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

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Se reportó que la peruana muerta sería de Ucayali. | Fuente: AFP

Adelma Marina Tapia Ruiz, peruana de 36 años, es una de las víctimas de uno de los atentados terroristas ocurridos hoy en Bruselas, Bélgica, que han dejado más de treinta muertos.

Tapia Ruiz, natural de Ucayali y que falleció en el aeropuerto de Zaventem, radicaba nueve años en Bélgica, estaba casada con un belga y tenía dos mellizas de tres años. Había estudiado cocina y tenía muchos planes de instalar un negocio en ese país, pero el atentado terrorista del Estado Islámico acabó con sus planes.

La noticia fue dada a conocer por Fernando Tapia Coral, el hermano de la víctima. | Fuente: RPP Noticias

Destino trágico

La peruana se encontraba en una de las salas del Aeropuerto de Zaventem junto a sus dos hijas y su esposo e iba a tomar un vuelo a Nueva York, donde había planeado encontrarse con dos de sus hermanas.

Las hijas comenzaron a jugar y se alejaron del lugar, el esposo fue tras ellas. En ese momento ocurrió la primera explosión que dejó sin vida Adelma, según contó su hermano Fernando Tapia Coral a RPP Noticias.

En su cuenta de Facebook, la peruana fallecida en el atentado solía publicar muchas fotos de sus hijas y su esposo. | Fuente: Facebook / Adelma Tapia

Solo una de las niñas resultó herida en el brazo, mientras que el esposo y la otra menor se salvaron.

“Nos hemos despertado con la terrible noticia en familia, el fallecimiento de Adelmita. En el momento en el que ella iba a hacer una conexión de Bruselas a Nueva York para encontrarse con otra de mis hermanas, el destino la agarró en el aeropuerto de Bruselas”, expresó Fernando Tapia.

El hermano además señaló que probablemente los restos de Adelma Tapia se queden en Bélgica, donde viven sus dos hijas y su esposo.

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Fury over the Oregon father who concluded his family’s call with President Biden by saying “Let’s go, Brandon” is being mocked online, with critics pointing out there was little outrage when profane insults were aimed at former President Trump.

“OMG a guy was disrespectful to the president of the United States in one of the most euphemistic ways possible after four years of the entire legacy media celebrating pussyhats, middle fingers, and f*** yous directed at the president of the United States, everybody freak out,” conservative commentator Ben Shapiro said on Twitter Monday.

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DAD TELLS BIDEN, ‘LET’S GO, BRANDON’ DURING CHRISTMAS EVE CALL – AND BIDEN RESPONDS

Shapiro was referring to a viral Christmas Eve moment that saw Jared Schmeck, a 35-year-old father of four from Oregon, conclude his call with Biden by saying “Let’s go, Brandon,” a phrase that has become a stand-in for the more vulgar “F*** Joe Biden” chants that at one point were spreading across the country.

The moment caused immediate backlash for Schmeck, who said he has received threats since video of his conversation went viral. The incident was also not well-received by much of the media, with NBC News referring to the exchange as a “right-wing slur” while ABC News called it a “vulgar insult.”

The Atlantic senior editor Ron Brownstein took things a step further during a Friday appearance on CNN, saying that the exchange was “about insurrection.”

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“Look, it’s ungracious. It’s juvenile. It’s reprehensible by the father, but I don’t think it’s fundamentally about incivility. It’s about insurrection,” Brownstein said. “I don’t know the individual, but the whole Let’s Go Brandon kind of motif is a reflection of the view of two-thirds of the Republican base, driven by Trump’s claims, false claims, and the Big Lie, that Biden is an illegitimate president.”

But critics such as Shapiro pointed out there was much less outrage in cases where vulgar insults were directed at Trump, including when Virginia woman Juli Briskman was photographed flipping the then-president a middle finger as his motorcade passed her riding a bicycle in 2017.

Briskman was soon fired from her job with a government contractor after the photo went viral, prompting many to come to her defense.

“It should be illegal to fire the cyclist who gave Trump the finger,” declared a headline in the Washington Post shortly after Briskman’s firing. 

Briskman used her newfound notoriety and sympathetic media coverage to launch a bid for and win a race to represent her area on the Loudoun County, Virginia Board of Supervisors in 2019, prompting even more kind news coverage.

“Take that, Mr. President: Woman who gave the finger to Trump’s car wins election,” read an NBC News headline after Briskman’s election victory.

Former President Donald Trump. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

Conservative Commentator Stephen L. Miller also alluded to the differences in reaction between Schmeck’s comment to Biden and Briskman’s middle finger, reposting an image of the viral photo as debate of the Schmeck incident raged on Twitter.

“Trump was very easy to make fun of, and people should have made fun of him. It’s a wonderful thing that we have a country where we can get away with it,” Miller said in a subsequent tweet.

As the controversy rages, Schmeck said that he considered his use of the line a “joke” but has now been “attacked” for the exchange.

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“And now I am being attacked for utilizing my freedom of speech,” Schmeck told The Oregonian newspaper Saturday.

“He seems like he’s a cordial guy,” Schmeck continued, referring to the president. “There’s no animosity or anything like that. It was merely just an innocent jest to also express my God-given right to express my frustrations in a joking manner. … I love him just like I love any brother or sister.”

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Ataque se llevó a cabo al oeste de la ciudad de Tokio. | Fuente: Twitter / Newsyab

El Gobierno japonés señaló que el apuñalamiento masivo en una residencia de discapacitados cerca de Tokio, en el que murieron al menos 19 personas, no es un suceso vinculado con el terrorismo yihadista. “Por ahora no hemos obtenido información que vincule al sospechoso con ningún grupo islamista”, aseguró el portavoz del Ejecutivo japonés, Yoshihide Suga, en una rueda de prensa recogida por la agencia de noticias Kyodo.

Buscan responsables. Por su parte, el primer ministro nipón, Shinzo Abe, lamentó la muerte de los 19 discapacitados internados en esta residencia de la localidad de Sagamihara. “Debemos buscar la verdadera causa de este crimen y el Gobierno hará un esfuerzo por ello”, señaló durante una reunión de la ejecutiva de su partido, el Partido Liberal Demócrata (PLD), que tuvo lugar hoy.

Víctimas. Entre las víctimas mortales, de entre 18 y 70 años, hay nueve mujeres y diez hombres, y algunos de los heridos permanecen muy graves con heridas en el cuello, confirmaron los servicios de emergencia.

El ataque. Un hombre armado con un cuchillo mató al menos 19 personas y  dejó heridas a 45 en un albergue para discapacitados al oeste de Tokio, capital de Japón, informa The Mirror. El hecho se registró en Sagamihara, al oeste de la ciudad de Tokio. La policía llegó a la escena a las 02:30 de la mañana (hora de Japón) luego de recibir una llamada del personal.

Sagamihara se encuentra al oeste de Tokio. | Fuente: Google Maps

Un detenido. La policía japonesa también ha informado que el ataque causó numerosos heridos, los últimos reportes de la agencia de noticias Kyodo estima que han sido al menos 45 las personas afectadas. El único arrestrado hasta el momento ha sido un hombre de unos 20 años aproximadamente quien se entregó a la policía sobre las 3 de la madrugada (hora de Japón). Este joven ha reconocido ser el responsable del ataque según fuentes policiales de la prefectura de Kanagawa y se trataría de un antiguo empleado del albergue, informó el Japan Times.

Otro ataque. El 19 de julio se registró otro ataque con cuchillo, pero en Alemania. Un ciudadano alemán con raíces afganas atacó a los pasajeros de un vagón. Se trató del primer ataque en Alemania reivindicado por el Estado Islámico.

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