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Month: May 2023

Portland, Oregon, to clear sidewalk tents to settle suit with people with disabilities

By CLAIRE RUSH Associated Press/Report for America PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Portland will remove tents blocking sidewalks under a tentative settlement announced Thursday in a lawsuit brought by people with disabilities who said sprawling homeless encampments prevent them from navigating Oregon’s most populous city. The federal class action lawsuit, filed in September, alleged that the

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Manifestantes peruanos, incluidos menores, murieron en “ejecuciones extrajudiciales” de las fuerzas de seguridad, según un informe de Amnistía Internacional

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN Español) — Las fuerzas de seguridad de Perú llevaron a cabo ataques generalizados contra manifestantes con “ejecuciones extrajudiciales” y “uso generalizado de munición letal” a principios de este año, mientras trataban de contener las protestas masivas que comenzaron en diciembre de 2022, según Amnistía Internacional. El grupo de derechos humanos investigó la

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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner habló en Plaza de Mayo en el aniversario de la llegada de Néstor Kirchner a la presidencia

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — La vicepresidenta de Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, encabezó el acto en el que se conmemoraron los 20 años de la llegada de Néstor Kirchner a la presidencia de Argentina, en donde ofreció un discurso en el que reivindicó el legado de su difunto esposo. “Cuando llegó Néstor jubilarse no

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Coach Prime keeps driving ticket sales as Colorado turns in record day for single-game admission

By PAT GRAHAM AP Sports Writer There’s a high demand for a front-row seat to watch the turnaround at the University of Colorado under Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders. The Buffaloes sold 11,273 single-game tickets Wednesday. It’s the largest one-day total for individual games in team history. The school already sold out of its season-ticket allotment.

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College student misses graduation to give birth, so hospital staff throws impromptu ceremony

By Eyewitness News Click here for updates on this story     LIVINGSTON, New Jersey (WABC) — One Montclair State University graduate missed her graduation ceremony Tuesday because she was in the hospital. Kianda Wilchcombe gave birth two weeks earlier than expected, so she missed out on all the graduation festivities. As such, the maternity staff at

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