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Month: August 2025

Trump asegura que Washington es más violenta que Bogotá o Ciudad de México: ¿qué dicen las cifras?

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo y Germán Padinger El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, intensificó sus críticas sobre la situación de seguridad en Washington al afirmar que la capital estadounidense presenta una tasa de homicidios superior a la de algunas capitales latinoamericanas como Bogotá, Colombia; Ciudad de México, México; o Lima, Perú. Durante una conferencia de

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El centro de detención de migrantes “Speedway Slammer” que incomodó al IndyCar y al piloto mexicano Pato O’Ward

Por Federico Leiva, CNN en Español Con la polémica alrededor del Alligator Alcatraz todavía presente, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de Estados Unidos abrió un nuevo frente de críticas al promocionar la semana pasada un futuro nuevo centro de detención para migrantes, al que denominó “Speedway Slammer”. El establecimiento estará ubicado en Indiana, cuna del

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Oregon estimates $15 billion Oregon impact from Trump budget cuts; Governor Kotek decries ‘needless, callous hardship’

SALEM. Ore. (KTVZ) — Governor Tina Kotek announced Monday that the budget reconciliation bill backed by the Trump Administration and passed by Republicans in Congress is projected to cut $15 billion in federal funding from Oregon for health insurance coverage, food benefits and other programs over the next six years. The announcement is the result

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Trump’s DC police takeover was fueled by attack on former DOGE staffer and his own observations of homelessness, allies say

By Adam Cancryn, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s takeover of the Washington, DC, police set off a scramble across the city Monday, as the federal government made an unprecedented move to control local law enforcement operations in the nation’s capital. The decision to federalize the Metropolitan Police Department and activate hundreds of National Guard

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Venezuela presenta documentos a la CIJ sobre el Esequibo y dice que no acatará ninguna sentencia del tribunal sobre el tema

Por Gonzalo Zegarra y Germán Padinger El Gobierno de Venezuela informó este lunes que presentó ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) un escrito con “pruebas adicionales” sobre la soberanía que reclama en el Esequibo, una zona rica en petróleo que es disputada con la vecina Guyana. El comunicado ratifica que no reconoce la jurisdicción

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Coast Guard suspends search for missing fisherman from capsized vessel near Newport; three others rescued

SEATTLE (KTVZ) — The Coast Guard on Monday suspended its search for a missing fisherman from a fishing vessel that capsized Sunday afternoon near Newport, having rescued three other crew members. Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Columbia River received a report around 4 p.m., Sunday that the 40-foot fishing vessel Das Bug, with four people

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2.4 million people expected to lose food stamps after Trump agenda law broadened work requirements, CBO says

By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — Some 2.4 million fewer Americans, including families with children, are forecast to receive food stamps benefits in an average month after Republican lawmakers expanded work requirements to some parents, older enrollees and others as part of President Donald Trump’s agenda law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released

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Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation earns Silver Certification, opens registration for 2025-26 winter season

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation said Monday it’s proud to announce that this spring, they were awarded Silver Certification from the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s commitment to excellence. This prestigious certification acknowledges that MBSEF has established the systems, structures, and quality of

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Adidas y el diseñador Willy Chavarría se disculpan con comunidad indígena mexicana tras controversia de apropiación cultural

Por Michael Rios, CNN La firma de ropa deportiva Adidas y el diseñador mexicoamericano Willy Chavarría se disculparon después de que el estado mexicano de Oaxaca los acusara de apropiación cultural por el diseño de un nuevo zapato. El “Oaxaca Slip-On”, promocionado como una colaboración entre Chavarría y Adidas Originals, presentaba una superficie de cuero

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