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Month: December 2023

¿De qué acusan a la “Bebecita del Crimen”, supuesta integrante del Tren de Aragua?

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — Wanda del Valle Bermúdez Viera, conocida como la “Bebecita del Crimen”, y quien detenida este martes en Bogotá bajo acusaciones de pertenecer a la organización delictiva del Tren de Aragua, tenía captura solicitada por el Gobierno de Perú por conspiración y ofrecimiento para los delitos de sicariato, informaron este miércoles

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Liz Cheney says she was disgusted by school leaders’ testimony to Congress on antisemitism

By Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN (CNN) — Former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney on Thursday weighed in on controversial comments from university leaders on antisemitism and genocide, calling their testimony on Capitol Hill this week “disgusting” and “stunning.” “To see the lack of willingness of these leaders of what are supposed to be the best educational

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OHA launches winter campaign to ‘Rethink the Drink,’ urges conversations about alcohol, risks of excessive drinking

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — At a time when many people in Oregon are celebrating the holiday season with friends, coworkers and loved ones, the Oregon Health Authority is launching Rethink the Drink’s new winter advertising campaign to change the conversation about alcohol. The campaign emphasizes the need for people to come together and support one another to be

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Guyana ha acusado a Venezuela de buscar la “anexión” del Esequibo: ¿qué significa y qué ejemplos hay de anexiones?

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — Al menos desde el Anschluss, la incorporación forzada del territorio de Austria al de Alemania en 1938, la sola mención de la palabra “anexión” suele generar tensiones e incertidumbre bajo la sombra del conflicto armado. Ahora, la palabra ha vuelto a ser invocada por el Gobierno de Guyana, al asegurar

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Bend man sentenced in federal court for stealing tools from Warm Springs tribal wood products business

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A Bend man was sentenced in federal court Thursday for stealing more than $2,000 in tools from Warm Springs Composite Products, a wood products manufacturing business owned by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Kevin Neal Strampher, Jr., 40, was sentenced to time served and a year of supervised release. He

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