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Month: February 2022

Reserva del Ejercito de EE.UU. en Puerto Rico envía soldados a Polonia para apoyar labores de la OTAN

CNNEE (CNN Español) — La Reserva del Ejercito de Estados Unidos en Puerto Rico informó este sábado que movilizó hacia Polonia 150 soldados de la unidad 432 de Transportación. Las autoridades militares explicaron en un comunicado de prensa que este grupo tenía programado movilizarse a ese país y que habían llevado a cabo entrenamientos para

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Meta says it’s shut down a pro-Russian disinformation network, warns of a social media hacking operation

By Brian Fung, CNN Facebook’s parent Meta said Monday it has caught dozens of fake, pro-Russian accounts, groups and pages across its platforms trying to spread anti-Ukrainian propaganda as the war in Ukraine continues to rage. Meta’s takedown of the influence campaign also coincided with what company officials described as a separate, intensified push by

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Rusia se enfrenta a un colapso financiero a medida que las sanciones golpean su economía

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza Londres/Moscú (CNN Business) — Rusia está luchando para evitar un colapso financiero este lunes, ya que su economía se vio afectada por una andanada de aplastantes sanciones occidentales impuestas durante el fin de semana en respuesta a la invasión de Ucrania. El presidente Vladimir Putin tenía programado sostener conversaciones de crisis con

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Vladimir Putin is facing stiffer opposition than expected — both inside and outside Ukraine

CNN By Luke McGee, CNN Five days into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it seems things haven’t gone exactly to plan for Vladimir Putin so far. Western intelligence officials briefed repeatedly over the weekend that Russian forces have encountered “stiffer than expected” resistance from an outmanned and outgunned Ukrainian military. Russia has thus far failed to

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Vladimir Putin is facing stiffer opposition than expected — both inside and outside Ukraine

By Luke McGee, CNN Five days into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it seems things haven’t gone exactly to plan for Vladimir Putin so far. Western intelligence officials briefed repeatedly over the weekend that Russian forces have encountered “stiffer than expected” resistance from an outmanned and outgunned Ukrainian military. Russia has thus far failed to take

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Turkish opposition vows return to parliamentary democracy

By SUZAN FRASER Associated Press ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — The leaders of six opposition parties in Turkey have pledged to bring back parliamentary democracy which would scrap the executive presidential system introduced by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The parties’ leaders on Monday signed a 48-page declaration confirming their resolve to introduce a “Strengthened Parliamentary System”

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Ukrainian athletes ‘seeking safety in bomb shelters’ call for Russia and Belarus to be banned from international sport

By George Ramsay, CNN An open letter from Ukrainian athletes is calling for Russia and Belarus to be banned from international sport, including the upcoming Paralympic Winter Games in Beijing. The letter, addressed to International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach and International Paralympic Committee (IPC) |President Andrew Parsons, says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is

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