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Griesa frenó el cobro a los bonistas pero no embargó los fondos – Página 12

Apenas finalizada la audiencia, que se extendió por espacio de una hora y media, el mediador designado por Griesa, el experto en litigios financieros Dan Pollack, informó que los representantes de la Argentina y los de los fondos buitre llevarían adelante una reunión esta misma tarde, sobre la cual hasta el momento no hubo novedades. Thomas Griesa dio por iniciada la sesión a las 10,40 (hora de Nueva York, 11,40 local) en su despacho ubicado en el piso 26, con amplios ventanales y con una vista privilegiada de Manhattan.

Tras escuchar a las partes interesadas, incluido el representante del Bank of New York Mellon, Eric Schaffer, Griesa advirtió que el depósito hecho por Argentina a los bonistas era “ilegal” y que por lo tanto “no puede ser realizado y cualquiera que intente hacerlo estará en desacato con esta corte”.

La Argentina, a través del abogado Carmine Bocuzzi, señaló que el pago al Bank of New York Mellon responde a una “decisión soberana de honrar sus deudas” en base al cumplimiento en tiempo y forma con los plazos establecidos en el proceso de reestructuración de deuda, que cuentan con un vencimiento fijado para el lunes próximo, 30 de junio. Boccuzzi subrayó que el pago a los tenedores de bonos fue realizado porque de lo contrario el país se enfrentaría a una serie de demandas, al tiempo que reiteró la voluntad del país de seguir negociando con la parte demandante.

Al tomar la palabra, el defensor de NML Capital, Robert Cohen, planteó que el país había incurrido en “desacato” al realizar esa transferencia, “violando” así las decisiones de los tribunales y dejando ver una actitud “desafiante”. Luego, casi al final de la audiencia, Cohen expresó la voluntad de negociar de parte del fondo buitre al que representa.

Griesa, que con un tono de voz bajo y pausado intervino activamente en la audiencia y disparó preguntas a los abogados de las partes, en algunas oportunidades con términos más duros hacia los letrados de la Argentina, decidió dejar el próximo paso en manos del mediador y que las partes retomen las negociaciones con el objetivo de “encontrar un camino” para “mantener el estatus quo”. “Sería deseable, si es posible, llegar a un acuerdo”, sentenció el magistrado, quien reiteró en varias oportunidades la “importancia” de avanzar en las negociaciones.

El martes pasado, los abogados de la Argentina y de los fondos buitre mantuvieron un encuentro con Pollack que se extendió por espacio de “por varias horas”, así como también reiteradas comunicaciones telefónicas, según reveló el mediador a través de un comunicado, en el que además comentó que las conversaciones serán de carácter “confidencial”.

Ayer, el Gobierno efectuó el pago de 1000 millones de dólares a los bonistas que ingresaron a los canjes instrumentados en 2005 y 2010 -de los cuales 539 millones fueron depositados en el Bank of New York-, de manera de cumplir en tiempo y forma con las obligaciones establecidas en el prospecto de emisión de los títulos de deuda. Además, a través de un comunicado oficial, responsabilizó al juez Griesa, a los Estados Unidos y su sistema judicial y a las entidades financieras intermediarias, en el caso de que el pago no llegara a ser efectivizado el lunes 30 de junio, y advirtió sobre la posibilidad de iniciar acciones judiciales en foros internacionales.

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Biden says children under 12 could be eligible for Covid vaccines within months – The Guardian

Joe Biden has expressed optimism that young children would soon become eligible for Covid-19 inoculations, while urging unvaccinated Americans to take the “gigantically important” step of getting their shots as the virus surges across the US.

Speaking at a televised town hall in Cincinnati on Wednesday, hosted by CNN, Biden said that children under 12, who are currently ineligible for the three coronavirus vaccines available in the US, could get shots by August or later in the fall.

Last week, an FDA official told NBC News that Covid-19 vaccine approval for younger children could come by midwinter. Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech both launched trials of their Covid-19 vaccines for kids under 12 in March, with results expected in the fall.

“They’re not promising me any specific date, but my expectation, talking to the scientists,” Biden said at the town hall, “is that sometimes, maybe in the beginning of the school year, at the end of August, beginning of September, October, you’ll get a final approval” for vaccinating kids. But, he added, the ultimate decision lay with officials at the FDA and CDC. “I do not tell any scientists what they should do. I do not interfere,” Biden said.

Meanwhile, he said, the CDC would probably recommend that “everyone under the age of 12 should probably be wearing masks in school”.

Responding to a question posed by a Democrat running for school board, Biden said: “That’s probably what’s going to happen. Secondly, those over the age of 12 who are able to get vaccinated – if you’re vaccinated, you shouldn’t wear a mask, if you aren’t vaccinated, you should be wearing a mask.” The CDC currently recommends that “masks should be worn indoors by all individuals (age 2 and older) who are not fully vaccinated”.

Covid-19 cases have nearly tripled in the US over the past two weeks, and the seven-day rolling average for daily new cases rose to more than 37,000 on Tuesday, up from less than 13,700 on 6 July, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. Only 56.2% of Americans have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine, according to the CDC.

The president expressed frustration that many Americans who were eligible for vaccines were not getting them. “We have a pandemic for those who haven’t gotten the vaccination – it’s that basic, that simple,” Biden said. “If you’re vaccinated, you’re not going to be hospitalized, you’re not going to be in the IC unit, and you’re not going to die.”

Some public health experts pointed out that Biden’s statement was not quite true: although the majority of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are among unvaccinated individuals and “breakthrough” infections among the vaccinated are rare, the virus can still pose a deadly risk to them, especially for the many immunocompromised people for whom vaccines don’t provide adequate protection.

“So it’s gigantically important that we all act like Americans who care about our fellow Americans,” and get vaccinated, Biden said.

The flagging vaccination rates come as vaccine misinformation remains a major issue. Biden recently said that tech giants like Facebook were “killing people” by failing to curb rampant online misinformation about the safety and efficacy of the Covid-19 vaccine.

At the town hall, Biden also made an indirect reference to high-profile conservative personalities at Fox News who are now more openly speaking to their skeptical guests and viewers about the benefits of getting vaccinated. Sean Hannity recently told viewers: “I believe in the science of vaccination” and urged them to take the disease seriously. Steve Doocy, who co-hosts Fox & Friends, this week told viewers the vaccination “will save your life”.

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Another tax headache ahead: IRS is changing paycheck withholdings and it’ll be a doozy – USA TODAY

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Taxpayers are accustomed to receiving big refunds after filing, but experts warn that with new laws more people could end up owing the IRS. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the details.
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You finally finished your taxes and are learning – for better or worse – the ins and outs of the new law.

But wait, the law isn’t done with you. There’s another complication coming out later this year: The Internal Revenue Service is changing how you adjust your paycheck withholdings, and early indicators show it won’t be easy.

The agency plans to release a new W-4 form that better incorporates the changes ushered in by the new tax law so that the amount held back for taxes in each of your paychecks is more accurate.

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The agency’s goal: A taxpayer shouldn’t owe or be owed come tax time.

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But the changes won’t be simple, says Pete Isberg, head of government affairs at ADP, the payroll and human resources company.

Filling out the new form will be a lot like doing your taxes again.

“It’ll be a much bigger pain,” he says. “The accuracy will be 100 percent, but the ease-of-use will be zero.”

What’s changing?

While the new form hasn’t been released yet, the IRS last summer put out a draft version and instructions seeking feedback from tax preparation companies and payroll firms. Instead of claiming a certain amount of allowances based on exemptions – which have been eliminated – the draft form asked workers to input the annual dollar amounts for:

Nonwage income, such as interest and dividends
Itemized and other deductions
Income tax credits expected for the tax year
For employees with multiple jobs, total annual taxable wages for all lower paying jobs in the household

“It looked a lot more like the 1040 than a W-4,” Isberg says.

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The new form referenced up to 12 other IRS publications to fill it out. It was so complex and different from the previous W-4 form that Ernst & Young worried employees would struggle to fill it out correctly and employers may need to offer training beforehand.

Why is it taking so long?

The tax and payroll community expressed many concerns about the draft form aside from its complexity.

Many cited privacy issues because the form asked for spousal and family income that workers might not want to share with their employers. Other employees may not want to disclose they have another job or do side work outside their full-time job.

To avoid disclosing so much private information, taxpayers instead could use the IRS withholding calculator, but it’s “not easy to use and the instructions are confusing,” according to feedback from the American Payroll Association.

In September, the IRS scrapped plans to implement the new W-4 form for 2019 and instead is planning to roll it out for 2020.

What to expect

Another draft version of the new W-4 is expected by May 31, according to the IRS, which will also ask for public comment.

“We encourage taxpayers to take advantage of that opportunity and send us comments on the redesign,” says agency spokeswoman Anny Pachner.

The IRS will review the comments and plans to post a second draft later in the summer. The final W-4 version will be released by the end of the year in time for the 2020 tax year.

Once it arrives, you’ll probably need the following information on hand, says Kathy Pickering, executive director of H&R Block’s Tax Institute. That may mean lugging in past 1099 forms, paystubs or last year’s tax returns to fill it out correctly.

Your filing status
Number of dependents
Information about your itemized deductions such as home mortgage interest, state and local taxes, and charitable deductions
Earnings from all jobs
Information about nonwage income such as business income, dividends, and interest.

“If you’re married, and both you and your spouse work, it will also be helpful to know information about your spouse’s income,” she says.

You may also need to fill out a new state income withholding form. Many states use the current W-4 for withholding, but they may need to release their own forms, too.

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NYPD hunting for Times Square shooter as officials announce new plan to flood area with more cops – Fox News

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New York City police are hunting for the gunman who opened fire in Times Square, resulting in the shooting of an innocent bystander, as officials on Monday announced their plan to “flood” the Crossroads of the World with more officers.

The New York Police Department (NYPD) released new video of the gunman believed suspected of shooting the recent military college graduate and second lieutenant in the back as he was walking through bustling Times Square on Sunday evening. He was the second bystander to be shot in only weeks, according to the NYPD.

NYPD officials have said the gunfire was preceded by a dispute between the shooter and several other people. Authorities believe the man was struck by a ricocheting bullet.

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Police have said they received a report of a man shot in the area of West 45th Street and Seventh Avenue at about 5:15 p.m. local time and arrived to find a 21-year-old man had been shot in the back by a stranger who then fled from the area.

Surveillance footage from the scene shows the gunman wearing a distinctly patterned jacket as he pulls out his gun and appear to point it toward someone before running away.

The victim was taken to a local hospital in stable condition. He was later identified by The Citadel, a South Carolina military college, as one of its Class of 2021 graduates, 2nd Lt. Samuel Poulin, who was with his wife and family at the time.

Speaking to reporters on Monday morning, Mayor Bill de Blasio called the shooting in Times Square “absolutely unacceptable” and something the city “will not tolerate.”

“Now we’ve seen patterns in Times Square that we are going to address very, very aggressively. That is the entire notion of precision policing,” de Blasio said. “It’s just an unacceptable state of affairs. This is a place that is so precious and so important to our city – it has to be safe.”

The mayor and the NYPD’s Chief of Department, Rodney Harrison, announced the Times Square Safety Action Plan, which will add more than 50 additional police officers to the area and bolster its enforcement in the areas of illegal street pedaling connected to gun violence. The new efforts will include the use of undercover police officers in the area, Harrison said.

“After this shooting and the shooting that we had a couple of weeks ago, it’s important that we put a lot more of a police presence over there, trying to engage some of the issues we’re seeing with these soliciting or aggressive panhandling of CDs,” Harrison said.

Harrison told reporters the department was still investigating the motive behind Sunday’s gunfire, but said investigators will “get down to the bottom of it.”

In early May, a 4-year-old girl who was buying toys, and two women, one of whom was a tourist, were in the area of West 44th Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan they, too, were struck by bullets meant for someone else.

Police later arrested Farrakhan Muhammad, 31, in connection with the shooting after he allegedly fled to Florida.

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Officials and sources said that two to four men began arguing around 5 p.m. on May 8 when one person, later identified as Muhammad, pulled out a gun and began shooting. Sources identified Muhammad as “a CD hustler.”

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Gregg Jarrett: The two faces of Robert Mueller, and Trump’s presumption of guilt – Fox News

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Robert Mueller: Charging the president with a crime was not an option we could consider

Speaking publicly for first time since the release of Russia report, special counsel Robert Mueller says there were ‘multiple, systematic efforts’ to interfere with the presidential election, that his team found insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy, and that if there was confidence that the president did not commit a crime, the report would have said so.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has peddled two different stories. Only one can be true.

In his final act before resigning his position, Mueller told the gathered media on Wednesday that his non-decision decision on whether the president obstructed justice was “informed” by a long-standing opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) at the Justice Department that a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime. But according to William Barr, that’s not what Mueller told the attorney general and others during a meeting on March 5, 2017. Here’s what Barr told Senators during his May 1st testimony:

“We were frankly surprised that they were not going to reach a decision on obstruction and we asked them a lot about the reasoning behind this. Mueller stated three times to us in that meeting, in response to our questioning, that he emphatically was not saying that but for the OLC opinion he would have found obstruction.”

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Barr said there were others in the meeting who heard Mueller say the same thing – that the OLC opinion played no role in the special counsel’s decision-making or lack thereof. The attorney general repeated this in his news conference the day Mueller’s report was released to the public:

“We specifically asked him about the OLC opinion and whether or not he was taking a position that he would have found a crime but for the existence of the OLC opinion. And he made it very clear several times that was not his position.”

Yet, on Wednesday Mueller was telling a different tale. He seemed to argue that he could not have accused the president of obstruction because he was handcuffed by the OLC opinion. Why, then, did Mueller allegedly inform Barr that a special counsel can abandon the opinion if the facts merit it?

“He (Mueller) said that in the future the facts of a case against a president might be such that a special counsel would recommend abandoning the OLC opinion, but this is not such a case.”

Mueller did not abandon the OLC opinion in this case because he surely knew the facts and evidence did not support the law of obstruction. Instead, in his 448-page report, he implied presidential obstruction in a remarkable achievement in creative writing.

He set forth in luxurious detail “evidence on both sides of the question.” But this is not the job of any chief prosecutor, anywhere.

Mueller was not retained to compose a masterpiece worthy of Proust. He was hired to investigate potential crimes arising from Russian interference in a presidential election and make a reasoned decision on whether charges were merited.

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Mueller’s actions were not only noxious but patently unfair to Trump. The special counsel publicly besmirched the president with tales of suspicious behavior instead of stated evidence that rose to the level of criminality.

Mueller’s actions were not only noxious, but patently unfair to Trump. The special counsel publicly besmirched the president with tales of suspicious behavior instead of stated evidence that rose to the level of criminality.

This is what prosecutors are never permitted to do. Justice Department rules forbid its lawyers from annunciating negative narratives about any person, absent an indictment.

How can that person properly defend himself without trial? This is why prosecutors like Mueller are prohibited from trying their cases in the court of public opinion.

If they have probable cause to levy charges, they should do so. If not, they must refrain from openly disparaging someone that our justice system presumes is innocent.

In this regard, Mueller shrewdly and improperly turned the law on its head. Consider the most inflammatory statement that he leveled at the president in his report. It was guaranteed to ignite the impeachment fire:

“While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.”

To reinforce the point, Mueller stated it twice in his report. He then reiterated the argument on Wednesday when he said: “if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.”

Prosecutors are not, and have never been, in the business of exonerating people. That’s not their job.

An experienced federal prosecutor, Mueller certainly knew this. It appears he had no intention of treating Trump equitably or applying the law in conformance with our criminal justice system.

In a singular sentence, Mueller managed to reverse the legal duty that prosecutors have rigidly followed in America for centuries. Their legal obligation is not to exonerate someone or prove an individual’s innocence. Nor is any accused person required to prove his or her own innocence.

Everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence. It is the bedrock on which justice is built.

Prosecutors must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. To bring charges they must have, at minimum, probable cause to believe that a crime was committed.

The special counsel took this inviolate principle and cleverly inverted it. He argued that he could not prove the president did not commit a crime.

Think about what that rationale really means. It is a double negative. Mueller was contending that he can’t prove something didn’t happen.

What if this were the standard for all criminal investigations? Apply it to yourself.

Let’s say you deposited your paycheck at the bank on Monday, the same day it’s robbed. A prosecutor then announces publicly that he cannot prove you didn’t rob the bank, so you are neither criminally accused nor “exonerated.”

The burden of proof has now been shifted to you to disprove the negative. How would you feel? You’ve been maligned with the taint of criminality and no longer enjoy the presumption of innocence.

This is the equivalent of what Mueller did to Trump. The special counsel created the impression that Trump might have engaged in wrongdoing because he could not prove otherwise.

The consequential injustice and harm that inevitably follows is what happens when we reverse the burden of proof and abandon the innocence standard that are revered in a democracy as fundamental rights.

Yet, this is what Mueller did. He improvised a new standard that applies only to Trump —presumption of guilt. Under this novel “guilty until proven innocent” paradigm, it is up to the president to prove the allegations are false.

Attorney General Barr recognized that Mueller had mangled the legal process, describing his statement as “actually a very strange statement.”

Barr told Congress that he was forced to correct Mueller’s mistake. “I used the proper standard,” said Barr. “We are not in the business of proving someone did not violate the law –I found that whole passage very bizarre,” he added.

Our system of justice in America is designed to protect the innocent. This is why there are laws that prevent disclosure of grand jury testimony and even more expansive rules at the Justice Department that prohibit prosecutors from disclosing derogatory information about uncharged individuals. It is, in a word, unfair to smear people who have not been charged with anything.

Mueller was well aware of this. In the “introduction” to Volume II on obstruction, he recited the duty of prosecutors to be fair by refraining from comment. In the case of a sitting president, wrote Mueller, “The stigma and opprobrium could imperil the President’s ability to govern.”

Ironically, the special counsel then proceeded to ignore his own warning. He produced his own “dossier” on Trump that was filled with suspicions of wrongdoing.

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He refused to make a decision to charge the president in a court of law but was more than willing to indict him in the court of public opinion.

His report was a non-indictment indictment. It was calumny masquerading as a report.

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Parts of this column are adapted from the author’s forthcoming book “Witch Hunt: The Plot to Destroy Trump and Undo His Election (Broadside Books, October 1, 2019).”

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Texas heads for fight with feds as Biden targets states banning mask mandates – The Texas Tribune

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott may soon be fighting a war on two fronts — with local officials and the federal government — to stave off mandatory COVID-19 prevention efforts after the Biden administration announced Wednesday it was going after states like Texas that try to ban universal masking at schools.

Saying that the federal government will not “sit by as governors try to block and intimidate educators from protecting our children,” Biden said he will use the U.S. Department of Education’s civil rights enforcement authority to deter states from blocking mask mandates in classrooms.

“I’m directing the Secretary of Education, an educator himself, to take additional steps to protect our children,” Biden said. “This includes using all of his oversight authorities and legal action, if appropriate, against governors trying to block and intimidate local school officials.”

“If you aren’t going to fight COVID-19, at least get out of the way of everyone else who’s trying,” Biden added.

Biden didn’t directly name Texas or Abbott in his Wednesday remarks, but both Florida and Texas have made national headlines for efforts to block schools from requiring masks, even as children under 12 remain ineligible for the vaccine and the delta variant affects mostly the unvaccinated.

Biden’s announcement could tee up another legal battle for Abbott, who is already fighting in state court Texas school districts which have implemented mask mandates as school kicked off this month. Abbott’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

More than 50 school districts and at least eight counties are currently defying or have recently violated Abbott’s executive order banning mask mandates, according to a tally released Wednesday by Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Paxton has pledged to aggressively fight to enforce the state’s ban in court. His office did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

Abbott has said repeatedly that people must use “personal responsibility” in fighting the virus and that the time for mandates is over. The Republican governor who is up for reelection next year tested positive for the virus on Tuesday.

Last week, U.S. Education Secretary Miguel A. Cardona sent Abbott and Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath a letter expressing support for local school districts that have implemented mask mandates.

Cardona said in the letter that school districts had received COVID-19 relief funds to use for “contact tracing, implementing indoor masking policies, or other policies aligned with CDC guidance” and that the federal government was monitoring whether the state’s ban was in line with fiscal requirements attached to those funds. Texas has received $18 billion for public schools in COVID-19 relief dollars from the federal government and has already released $11 billion of it to the districts to spend.

Some Texas school districts which had implemented mask mandates have abandoned them after the Texas Supreme Court temporarily blocked the universal masking requirements in Dallas and Bexar Counties. Other school districts, like Austin, Dallas and San Antonio, have pushed forward with their mandates.

Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa said he kept the mandate in place because the court’s order didn’t mention his district specifically. Hinojosa also said that Biden had thanked him for “having the courage for our students and our community,” according to CBS DFW.

Biden also announced he would require vaccines for staff at nursing homes serving people on Medicaid or Medicare.

“I’m using the power of the federal government, as a payer of health care costs, to ensure we reduce those risks to our most vulnerable seniors,” he said. “These steps are all about keeping people safe and out of harm’s way.”

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Psaki stands by having employer vaccine mandate while illegal immigrants get a pass – Fox News

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Fox News presses Psaki on COVID-19 vaccine requirements for migrants

White House correspondent Peter Doocy asks the press secretary why vaccines are required for U.S. workers but not migrants coming across the southern border on ‘The Story’

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki dismissed a question from Fox News’ Peter Doocy on why American businesses with 100 or more employees are required to vaccinate workers but migrants at the southern border are not required to vaccinate.

“Our objective is to get as many people vaccinated as humanly possible,” Psaki told Doocy when asked why illegal immigrants are not being vaccinated but American workers will be forced to under President Biden’s mandate. “The president’s announcement yesterday was an effort to empower businesses to give businesses the tools to protect their workforces. That’s exactly what we did.”

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Doocy then pressed Psaki again saying, “Vaccines are required for “people at a business with more than 100 people. It is not a requirement for migrants at the border. Why?”

“That’s correct,” Psaki responded.

About 30% of immigrants held at federal detention facilities are refusing to be vaccinated, and they have the option to refuse.

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Meanwhile, more than 18% of migrant families who recently crossed the border tested positive for COVID before being released by Border Patrol. Another 20% of unaccompanied minors tested positive for the virus.

Biden’s new rules for employers with over 100 employees will be issued through the Labor Department, the president said. The president also threatened hefty fines for employers that fail to comply with the mandate.

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“We have the tools to combat the virus if we come together to use those tools,” Biden said.

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El arrollador éxito de los americanos en Brasil 2014 – BBC Mundo

Costa Rica es la revelación del torneo.

La doctrina Monroe, eso de “América para los americanos”, tiene su dimensión futbolística. En todos los mundiales celebrados en suelo americano siempre lo ha ganado un equipo del continente. Y aunque sólo estamos en octavos, en Brasil 2014 avanzan con paso firme los equipos americanos.

Los sudamericanos, que este año son seis, vuelven a demostrar que son una potencia geofutbolística. A la obligada clasificación de Argentina y Brasil, se unieron Chile, Colombia y Uruguay. Sólo se quedó fuera Ecuador.

Pero la noticia sorprendente está un poquito más al norte: nunca antes tres equipos de la Concacaf habían pasado a la segunda fase como este año. Sólo fue eliminada Honduras: Costa Rica, EE.UU. y México ya están entre los 16 mejores.

En Brasil 2014, los lamentos no pasan por América: al ya casi tradicional estrépito del campeón defensor –esta vez turno para España– se ha unido la decepción inglesa y sobre todo que Australia y Camerún se van sin hacer un solo punto.

Los americanos, al contrario, copan la mitad de los octavos de final. Nunca antes había habido tantos como ocho de las dos confederaciones americanas, el récord eran siete.

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Los de la Concacaf, norte y centroamericanos, históricamente llegaban a los mundiales con aquel espíritu olímpico de que, bueno, en cualquier caso lo importante era participar.

Por más optimismo que llevaran, solían ser la cenicienta del grupo en que encajaban. No en vano, han llegado a estar representados por Canadá, Jamaica o Trinidad y Tobago.

La excepción, tal vez, es México –tan optimistas al llegar como tenaces en decepcionar a los suyos al salir– y últimamente EE.UU., que en 2002 hicieron cuartos de final y en Sudáfrica 2010 octavos.

La hinchada estadounidense es la que más entradas compró.

Ochoa ha sido una de las estrellas de México.

Pero con todo, si se hubieran ido a casa los cuatro a las primeras de cambio, a nadie hubiera sorprendido, por más que para los mexicanos fuera un trance más duro de asumir que para el resto.

Lejos de eso, ahora no sólo compiten sino que le plantan cara a cualquiera: México consiguió un meritorio empate con Brasil y goleó a Croacia, y EE.UU. dejó atrás a la Portugal de Cristiano Ronaldo.

Y sobre todo, Costa Rica, que han sido la sensación del torneo.

“El secreto de la Concacaf está en entender que tiene jugadores y que hay que sacarles lo mejor a cada uno”, opina Armando Neria, editor de ESPN México.

“Antes jugaban con esquemas muy defensivos pensando que cualquier equipo los iba a avasallar pero esta vez ni Costa Rica, ni EE.UU. ni México han sido defensivos”, agrega.

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México por la ventana

“Salvo México, los otros están apostando por proyectos. A EE.UU. le están saliendo las cosas con el alemán Jurgen Klinsmann y a Costa Rica le funcionó sacar a La Volpe y contratar a Pinto”, comenta Neria.

Y es precisamente eso lo que sorprende del buen papel mexicano, que llegaron por la ventana al Mundial, sin proyecto, tras tener que ir a una repesca con Nueva Zelanda.

Herrera se ha hecho popular pos su expresividad.

El equipo tenía muy mala pinta. A la desesperada, recurrió al temperamental Luis “el Piojo” Herrera para el repechaje. Ni siquiera era entrenador titular, fue “cedido” por el América, uno de los equipos más populares y poderosos del país.

El Piojo llegó como apagafuegos después de que por el banquillo del Tri hubieran pasado cuatro entrenadores y México tuviera los peores resultados históricos en la preclasificación.

Se auguraba desastre, pero el volcán que es Herrera fue capaz de unir el vestuario e imprimir su garra en la cancha. Así, los mexicanos no sólo logran la clasificación para octavos de final, sino que lo hicieron con un juego más que convincente.

Lo tienen muy difícil contra Holanda, que por su contundencia al contraataque se ha convertido en candidata al título. Sin embargo, por juego, no parece del todo descabellada una victoria mexicana. Deberá volver a tener su día el arquero Memo Ochoa.

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Los ticos sobreviven a la muerte

Costa Rica llegó a Brasil tras un muy convincente papel en la región. Después de un mal comienzo de la eliminatoria previa bajo la dirección del argentino Ricardo la Volpe, la federación costarricense apostó por el colombiano Luis Pinto.

“Dieron un giro de 180 grados. Y terminaron haciendo una gran eliminatoria”, le comenta Neria a BBC Mundo.

Y aunque la trayectoria invitaba al optimismo, el del sorteo de grupos fue un día gris en Costa Rica. Les tocó Inglaterra, Italia y Uruguay. Había que ser muy fanático o atrevido para apostar por ellos ante tres campeones del mundo.

Costa Rica le ganó a Italia.

Casi todos lo llamaban el grupo de la muerte, aunque había quien decía que no lo era tanto precisamente porque había un equipo asequible, sin tanto caché, Costa Rica. Pero Joel Campbell, Brian Ruiz Óscar Duarte y compañía pusieron Brasil 2014 patas arriba.

Sorprendieron cuando le ganaron a Uruguay, dejaron al mundo boquiabierto cuando también se impusieron contra Italia y cumplieron con el trámite de una Inglaterra ya casi defenestrada en un partido que muchos dirán que era el perfecto ejemplo del mundo al revés.

El buen papel tiene un explicación, según Neria: “Ahora cuentan con jugadores en equipos europeos pero con una base local importante que permite trabajar en concentraciones especiales y eso finalmente ayuda a definir un estilo”.

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Messi es por fin el líder que buscaba Argentina.

Messi vs Neymar

Si la Concacaf ha sido la reivindicación del juego colectivo, con mucha mano de los entrenadores, los argentinos y brasileños han basado su pase a octavos en la eficacia goleadora de sus estrellas: Messi y Neymar ya lideran la tabla de artilleros.

Argentina todavía no ha tenido un rival de entidad delante y el cuadro le sonríe. No debería tener problemas con Suiza y luego Bélgica o EE.UU. Se supone que lo tendrá fácil hasta que en semifinales se las tenga que ver con Holanda –o México o Costa Rica–.

Brasil, por su parte, ha hecho valer la motivación de su estrella Neymar y su condición de local, pero el juego exhibido está lejos de ser el del equipo avasallador que se esperaba.

Es más, Brasil es favorito, pero no sería tirar el dinero apostarle a Chile, otro de la Conmebol que convenció: contundente con Australia y España, obligó a Holanda a sacar lo mejor de sí para ganar.

Encajado en el grupo de la muerte, Uruguay, como siempre, al igual que en la clasificación premundial, demostró que es capaz de lo mejor y de lo peor: sí, perdió contra Costa Rica, pero le ganó nada menos que a Inglaterra e Italia.

Neymar ha liderado el ataque brasileño.

Lo malo

Pero no todo son parabienes en la actuación de los equipos americanos, también hay un lado malo.

Seguramente la mayor decepción fue la forma en que cayó eliminado Ecuador en un grupo que no estaba imposible.

Tal vez afectados por el reciente fallecimiento de su jugador Christian Benítez, los sudamericanos se dejaron robar la cartera por Suiza en el primer partido con un gol a última hora.

Luis Suárez iba para estrella del torneo tras su partido contra Inglaterra.

En el último partido, terminaron defendiendo un empate que igual los dejaba fuera. El arquero Domínguez fue de lejos su mayor valor. Y lo peor, no brilló Antonio Valencia, su estrella, jugador del Manchester United, que además fue expulsado por un feo planchazo a un rival.

Lo único destacable de Ecuador fue demasiado poco: el buen sabor de boca que dejó Enner Valencia y haber vencido a Honduras, el otro punto negro de la actuación americana.

Los centroamericanos se van penúltimos con cero puntos y un balance de goles de -7, sólo empeorado por el -8 de Camerún.

Y hablando del lado más oscuro de la actuación americana, lo que pesará mucho en el recuerdo será el antideportivo gesto de Luis Suárez, que le costó su participación en el Mundial.

En cualquier caso, con el permiso de la Francia de Benzemá y una Alemania en la que asusta la facilidad para meter goles de Muller, el Mundial huele, de momento, a doctrina Monroe balompédica: Brasil para los americanos.

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Stimulus check update: U.S. House passes coronavirus relief bill with $1,400 payments and sends it to Biden. – NJ.com

A massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill containing $1,400 checks for most Americans along with money for vaccines, testing, schools, states and lower-income families passed the U.S. House Wednesday, its final stop before reaching President Joe Biden’s desk.

Biden, who made the stimulus bill his first major legislative initiative since taking office in January, said he would sign the measure on Friday.

“For weeks now, an overwhelming percentage of Americans – Democrats, independents, and Republicans – have made it clear they support the American Rescue Plan,” Biden said in a statement after the vote. “Today, with final passage in the House of Representatives, their voice has been heard.”

During the debate, Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., D-9th Dist., said he had heard from constituents asking for assistance to get through the coronavirus-induced economic downturn.

“It’s up to us to help Americans who can’t buy their groceries or pay the rent and are not in prison,” Pascrell said on the House floor. “It’s up to us to protect seniors in nursing homes. It’s up to us to ensure that every American has quality health insurance and is able to get vaccinated.”

“Americans are crying out for help,” he said. “Can you hear them? They have given us the burden to act.”

The bill, which the House needed to take up again after the Senate amended it over the weekend, passed along party lines, 220-211. Only one Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, opposed the legislation.

No Republicans in either chamber voted for the measure, which included funds to curb the spread of the virus through vaccines and testing, and to pump billions of dollars into an American economy ravaged by the pandemic.

“This isn’t a rescue bill,” said House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy of California. “It isn’t a relief bill. It’s a laundry list of leftwing priorities that predate the pandemic and do not meet the needs of American families.”

Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said the Republicans got it wrong.

“If you want to fight the virus, you should be voting yes on this bill,” said Pallone, D-6th Dist., during the debate. “Unlike under President Trump when we had no national plan to fight the virus, under President Biden, for the first time, we have a national plan to fight the virus that does not force state and local governments to compete against each other.”

The $1,400 direct payments would go to individuals making up to $75,000 and $2,800 to couples filing jointly making up to $150,000. They would phase out and end for individuals making more than $80,000 and couples making more than $160,000.

Those on unemployment would receive an extra $300 a week through Sept. 6, and those making less than $150,000 would not have to pay federal income taxes on the first $10,200 of unemployment benefits for individuals and $20,400 for married couples. New Jersey does not tax unemployment insurance benefits.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the payments should go out by the end of the month, and they will not contain Biden’s signature, unlike the earlier checks that bore the name of Donald Trump.

“We are doing everything in our power to expedite the payments and not delay them, which is why the president’s name will not appear on the memo line of this round of stimulus checks,” Psaki said Tuesday at her daily press briefing. “He didn’t think that was a priority or a necessary step. His focus was on getting them out as quickly as possible.”

Thanks in part to the expanded tax credits for lower-income households with or without children, the legislation would lift an estimated 16 million Americans out of poverty, according to the Urban Institute, a research group.

The expanded child tax credit alone would bring more than 4 million children of poverty, including 89,000 in New Jersey, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a progressive research group.

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The legislation would provide $350 billion in long-sought aid for state and local governments, including $10.2 billion for New Jersey and its municipalities.

“This is a big positive deal for New Jersey,” Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday at his coronavirus press briefing. “There’s no other way to put it.”

The president and chief executive of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, Tom Bracken, also applauded the House action.

“It helps New Jersey in many ways, providing vital aid to those impacted by the pandemic,” Bracken said.

Studies by the Brookings Institution and S&P Global said the legislation would return the economy to pre-pandemic levels this summer, and Moody’s Analytics said the plan would help create 7.5 million jobs this year and another 2.5 million next year, fully recovering all the jobs lost due to the coronavirus. More than 150 business leaders endorsed the spending plan.

Republicans objected to the Democrats’ decision to use a procedure known as reconciliation to consider the bill, allowing the majority to pass the legislation on a party-line vote without the threat of a filibuster.

The Republicans used the same procedure in 2017 to spend the same $1.9 trillion to cut taxes. That bill, called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, also targeted New Jersey and other high-tax Democratic-run states by capping the federal deduction for state and local taxes.

“The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act cut taxes for everybody but mostly for high-income people and corporations,” said Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow with the Tax Policy Center, a research group. “This one cuts taxes mostly for low and moderate-income people.”

The unanimous GOP opposition on Capitol Hill contrasted with the bill’s strong support among Americans. In a CNN poll released Wednesday as the House prepared to vote, 61% backed the stimulus bill while 37% opposed it. The $1,400 stimulus checks were supported, 76%-23%.

Among Republicans, 55% supported the checks and 45% opposed them, and among those who leaned Republican, 59% were in favor and 40% were against the direct payments. The poll of 1,009 adults was conducted March 3-8 and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.

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Trump uses coronavirus briefing to unveil new military counternarcotics mission – CNN

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Antonio Stiuso: “Siempre soy el culpable de todo” – Perfil.com

El miércoles 24 de agosto, al mediodía, Antonio Horacio “Jaime” Stiuso se reunió con un conocido en el bar Ibérico de Córdoba y Uruguay. Una fuente de esta revista lo vio y le tomó una foto con el celular y se la envió a NOTICIAS. Para ese momento eran alrededor de las 16 y ya casi no había esperanzas de que Stiuso siguiera en el bar, pero de todos modos un cronista de NOTICIAS fue hasta el lugar. No lo encontró allí, pero sí a tres cuadras de distancia. A las 16.30 estaba tomando un café con un hombre de unos 30 años, en el bar Exedra, de Córdoba y Pellegrini. Al parecer era un día de reuniones.

NOTICIAS se acercó hasta él y lo consultó por la vinculación que hizo el renunciado jefe de la Aduana, Gómez Centurión, con él.

Noticias: Gómez Centurión dice que en la Aduana hay grupos vinculados a usted.

Antonio Stiuso: Siempre soy el culpable de todo. Ahora dicen que hay 200 agentes que responden a mí.

Noticias: Pero usted tenía un amigo en la Aduana, Damián Sierra.

Stiuso: Primero, te pido que no te metas con los muertos y segundo, ¿cómo sería la situación? Mi amigo, que murió de cáncer, estuvo todo el año pasado internado con un suero. ¿Cómo hubiera hecho? ¿Él manejaba todo desde la clínica y yo daba las órdenes desde Estados Unidos, monitoreado por los yanquis? ¿Vos sabés cómo se creó la AFIP?

Noticias: No, ¿cómo?

Stiuso: Tenés que leer más. En 1996 volteamos la Aduana paralela. Eso lo hice yo. Cayeron el director, aduaneros, policías y empresarios. Después de eso el Gobierno unificó la Aduana y la DGI en un solo organismo.

Durante la charla, Stiuso nunca permitió que el cronista se sentara a la mesa, e incluso en un momento atendió un llamado que recibió en su iPhone blanco. “Estoy hablando con un periodista, que me está haciendo una nota. Me está grabando”. El diálogo nunca fue grabado, porque Stiuso nunca aceptó a sentarse para realizar una entrevista formal y más profunda. Sin embargo, en varios momentos de la nota, Stiuso, paranoico, repetiría que se lo estaba grabando.

Noticias: ¿Es cierto que antes de ir a Estados Unidos estuvo por Italia?

Stiuso: Eso fue una mentira de (Oscar) Parrilli. Hasta dijeron que tenía pizzerías. Un día una de mis hijas fue a la pizzería, se sacó una foto y me la mandó diciendo: “Mirá papá, estamos en tu pizzería” (se ríe).

Noticias: ¿En calidad de qué estuvo exiliado en Estados Unidos?

Stiuso: Eso es un tema de otro país. Yo no me puedo meter en eso. Preguntale a ellos.

Noticias: ¿Qué hizo durante ese año allá?

Stiuso: Estuve leyendo todas las macanas que hacía Parrilli.

Noticias: Parrilli lo denunció por contrabando, por el incremento de las importaciones de la Secretaría de Inteligencia.

Stiuso: Sí, pero es un boludo, porque eso lo había denunciado yo primero. Además, ¿vos fuiste a ver la causa? El incremento también era de la Secretaría General de la Presidencia. Al final me denuncian y terminan denunciados ellos (lanza una carcajada).

Noticias: ¿Me puedo sentar?

Stiuso: No.

Noticias: ¿La conoce a Silvia Majdalani?

Stiuso: Sí, claro. La conocí por su trabajo en la comisión de seguimiento de actividades de la Secretaría de Inteligencia.

Noticias: ¿Y desde que está como subdirectora de la AFI no la vio?

Stiuso: No, para qué. Si después pasa algo y me van a terminar echando la culpa a mi. Solo falta que digan que soy del ISIS.

Noticias: ¿Volvió a recibir amenazas?

Stiuso: En enero de este año una nota del diario Perfil decía que me convenía no volver al país. Muy raro eso. ¿Quién dice que no me conviene? Igual ya está presentado en la Justicia.

Noticias: ¿Cómo es posible que lo amenacen en una nota?

Stiuso: Sí, seguro es algo que escapa a vos, pero yo sé porque le pregunté a la fuente del periodista.

Noticias: ¿Y cómo sabe quién es la fuente?

Stiuso: Lo averigüé.

La nota a la que se refiere Stiuso no es de enero, sino del 20 de diciembre de 2015, donde en el último párrafo dice: “Cerca de la ex presidenta especulan (y en el fondo pretenden) que Stiuso evite dar una batalla desgastante en la que –aseguran– el ex agente también tendría mucho para perder”. Con ese textual, su abogado se presentó en el juzgado Nº 9 de Luis Rodríguez y lo sumó como una prueba de que lo están amenazando.

Noticias: ¿Alguna otra amenaza?

Stiuso: Sí, cuando mis hijas tenían custodia de la Metropolitana, un día, asaltaron a la custodia y eso no salió en ningún lado.

Noticias: ¿Me puedo sentar?

Stiuso: No.

Noticias: ¿Por qué habló con NOTICIAS la primera vez, cuando todavía trabajaba?

Stiuso: Porque mi jefe me autorizó. Cuando te mandaron a llamarme estaba al lado de él y me dio el OK para hablar.

Noticias: Nadie pidió que lo llamemos. Fue todo por interés periodístico. Usted estaba yendo a Tribunales muy seguido en aquel entonces.

Stiuso: La operación había empezado antes cuando ustedes hicieron esa tapa con Icazuriaga en cueros en una playa. Hay muchas cosas que vos seguro no conocés (se pone serio).

Noticias: Seguro que hay muchas cosas que desconocemos, pero con esa lógica, también debería pensar que la entrevista que le hicieron en La Nación también fue a pedido de algún enemigo suyo.

Stiuso: A esa chica me la mandaron para hacerme quilombo en mi casa.

Noticias: ¿Por qué?

Stiuso: (responde con tono de broma). Porque cuando estaba hablando con la chica, mi señora fue al bar con mi hija y como me vieron con otra mujer siguieron de largo y se fueron. Cuando llegué a casa tuve que dar explicaciones sobre qué hacía tomando café con una chiquita. Después cuando salió la nota se aclaró todo. (se ríe)

Noticias: En la entrevista con la Nación dice que ahora se dedica a trabajar en su empresa. ¿Qué empresa tiene?

Stiuso: Es una empresa que hace fresado de pavimento. Alquilamos máquinas viales a empresas que hacen obra pública. Me dedico a eso desde 1997. El año pasado estuvo muy parado porque estuve afuera, pero ahora sigo con mi socio Horacio García. La semana pasada volví a abrir la cuenta en el banco que estaba cerrada.

Noticias: ¿Sigue usando armas?

Stiuso: No, tengo que ir a renovar la portación.

Noticias: El Gobierno denuncia que está enfrentando mafias. ¿Qué opina?

Stiuso: ¿A qué le llamás mafias? ¿A grupos que se dedican a delinquir, a asociaciones que se organizan para chorear? Si es eso, mafias hubo siempre.

Source Article from http://noticias.perfil.com/2016/08/27/antonio-stiuso-siempre-soy-el-culpable-de-todo/

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Univision journalists freed after being detained at Venezuelan presidential palace – CNN

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