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- Israel: Sara Netanjahu wegen Missbrauchs von Steuergeldern verurteiltDie Frau des israelischen Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanjahu muss eine Strafe von knapp 14.000 Euro zahlen. Sie hatte mit Staatsgeldern teures Essen bezahlt.
- Hongkong: Neue Massenproteste gegen umstrittenes AuslieferungsgesetzDemonstranten haben in Hongkong erneut gegen das Auslieferungsgesetz protestiert. Sie forderten seine vollständige Rücknahme sowie den Rücktritt der Regierungschefin.
- Ebola: Tansanische Regierung fürchtet Übergreifen von Epidemie Nach dem Ausbruch im Kongo breitet sich Ebola über die Landesgrenzen hinaus aus. Nun warnt auch das Gesundheitsministerium im Nachbarland Tansania vor einer Epidemie.
- Risikosportlerin: "Es ist ein bisschen wie eine Droge, ich kann es einfach nicht lassen"Kathi Kuypers ist Deutschlands erfolgreichste Dirtjumperin. Sie verdient ihr Geld damit, mit dem Rad über steile Erdhügel zu springen. Über eine Frau, die vom Risiko lebt
- Golf von Oman: Britischer Botschafter bestreitet EinbestellungGroßbritannien macht den Iran für die Tankerangriffe verantwortlich. Der britische Botschafter sei deshalb einbestellt worden, hieß es aus Teheran. Der aber dementiert.
- Israel: Sara Netanjahu wegen Missbrauchs von Steuergeldern verurteilt
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- Novo em Folha: Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão recebe inscrições até 31 de maioReportagens em áudio e vídeo que abordam temas ligados a comunicação e direitos humanos podem concorrer ao Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão - Radiotube, que está com inscrições abertas até 31 de maio. Três áudios e três vídeos em português, além de ... Leia post completo no blog Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h26)
- Petrobras lucra R$ 5,33 bilhões no 1º tri, após perda bilionária em 2014O primeiro resultado trimestral da Petrobras sob gestão da nova diretoria trouxe lucro de R$ 5,33 bilhões nos três meses iniciais de 2015, queda de 1,2% em relação aos R$ 5,39 bilhões do resultado no primeiro trimestre de 2014, sob impacto de variação do câmbio, da queda do preço do petróleo e da menor venda de derivados pela desaceleração da economia. Leia […]
- Ex-ministro de Dilma e Lula, Padilha é hostilizado em restaurante em SPSecretário de gestão do prefeito Fernando Haddad (PT) e ex-ministro da Saúde, o petista Alexandre Padilha foi hostilizado em um restaurante de luxo da capital paulista, na tarde desta sexta-feira (15). Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h09)
- Telhada é defensor dos direitos humanos, diz líder do PSDB em SPCarlos Pignatari, líder da bancada do PSDB a Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo e responsável pela indicação do Coronel Paulo Telhada, ex-comandante da Rota, à Comissão de Direitos Humanos da casa se disse "surpreso" com a polêmica envolvendo a nomeação. Em entrevista à Folha, ele saiu em defesa do colega de partido e reforçou que " […]
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- Au Sahel, l’engrenage des conflits communautaires et le poison djihadisteLes islamistes armés ont élargi leur ancrage dans le centre du Mali et au Burkina Faso et exacerbé les violences entre communautés, fondées sur des litiges fonciers ancestraux. Les attaques djihadistes et celles des milices d’autodéfense gangrènent les deux pays.
- LRM s’inquiète d’avoir installé l’extrême droite comme alternativeUne partie de la majorité veut construire un front républicain pour éviter le tête-à-tête avec le Rassemblement national aux élections municipales.
- Orages en Rhône-Alpes : l’état de catastrophe naturelle pris « dans les deux jours »Neuf départements avaient été placés en vigilance orange par Météo France. En Haute-Savoie, une touriste allemande est morte, écrasée par un arbre tombé sur son camping-car.
- Nouvelle mobilisation à Hongkong contre l’exécutifDes centaines de milliers de manifestants, vêtus de noir, ont réclamé dimanche le retrait définitif du projet de loi visant à autoriser les extraditions vers la Chine continentale, ainsi que la démission de la chef de l’exécutif, Carrie Lam.
- « La réforme du congé paternité est une absolue nécessité »L’allongement du congé deuxième parent, plébiscité par les jeunes générations, peut être un levier pour l’égalité homme femme, estime dans une tribune au « Monde » le collectif Pour une parentalité féministe.
- Au Sahel, l’engrenage des conflits communautaires et le poison djihadiste
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- Maxi blackout in Argentina, Uruguay, Brasile e Paraguay: 50 milioni senza luceL’annuncio della società Edesur Argentina: la causa sarebbe un enorme guasto nel sistema di interconnessione elettrica. Bloccati treni e segnali stradali
- Bufera Procure, Boschi: «A Lotti più attacchi dentro al Pd che dagli avversari»«Autosospendendosi dal partito ha fatto una scelta che non era scontata e dovuta, di grande generosità verso la comunità del Pd e va quindi rispettato»
- De Mita: «Sta per arrivare un altro diluvio» |Dalla Dc alla rielezione a sindacoA 91 anni è stato rieletto sindaco di Nusco: «La mia superbia intellettuale? E una balla»E su Moro: «Avremmo trattato con le Br se avessimo avuto la certezza della sua liberazione, ma non era così»
- Perse moglie e figlio di 4 anni nella strage di Nizza, la storia di Tahar «morto di dolore»Tre anni dopo la strage il 42enne si è spento, abbandonandosi alla sofferenza. Il presidente del Mémorial: «Se non fosse stato musulmano, si sarebbe suicidato»
- Alexei, l’eroe di Chernobyl che vive con 369 euro di pensione al meseAppena esploso il reattore nucleare, con altri due tecnici scese nelle piscine di sicurezza evitando che si sviluppasse una seconda nube radioattiva. «Feci solo il mio dovere»
- Maxi blackout in Argentina, Uruguay, Brasile e Paraguay: 50 milioni senza luce
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- Gesundheit: Tigermücke überträgt erstmals Chikungunya-Virus in Spanien
- Strompanne: Massiver Stromausfall in Argentinien und Uruguay
- 48 Millionen Menschen ohne Strom: Riesiger Blackout in Argentinien und Uruguay
- Wahlen 2019: Nationalratspräsidentin Carobbio will in den Ständerat
- Russland Demonstration: Kundgebung in Moskau gegen Polizeiwillkür und für freie Medien
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- A comprehensive look at Trump's first campaign speech and the progress he's made during his presidencyAnalysis: Trump erases line between political events and official business
- CNN's Smerconish: No idea what's about to unfold with TrumpCNN's Michael Smerconish takes a look back at President Trump's campaign launch and escalator entrance in 2015 and how he was proven wrong about Trump's ability to win the election.
- Opinion: Shakeup in the House of TrumpWithin a few hours last week, two pillars of the Trump White House shook.
- SE Cupp's message to Trump: We've got good and bad newsCNN's SE Cupp says President Donald Trump is focused on his favorite parts of being President and campaigning for 2020 rather than working to solve major issues facing the United States.
- Analysis: Trump erases line between political events and official businessTo one crowd, Vice President Joe Biden was a "low-IQ individual."
- A comprehensive look at Trump's first campaign speech and the progress he's made during his presidency
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- Hong Kong protesters demand leader step downTens of thousands of people took to the streets in Hong Kong on Sunday dressed in black to demand the city's embattled leader steps down, a day after she suspended an extradition bill in a dramatic retreat following the most violent protests in decades. Francesca Lynagh reports.
- Pope says following with concern increase of tensions in Persian gulfThe pontiff has urged the international community to use 'diplomatic tools' to solve the recent conflict in the Middle East over the attack on two oil tankers, which the U.S, blamed on Iran. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Timelapse of Hong Kong protesters filling the streets in protest against extradition billA timelapse video showed the hundreds of thousand of protesters who jammed Hong Kong's streets on Sunday. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- "Sea of black" Hong Kong protesters demand leader step downHundreds of thousands of protesters, many dressed in black, marched on the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday to demand their leader resigns. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Hong Kong mourns death of protester who fell to his deathHong Kong residents on Sunday (June 16) mourned the death of an unidentified man who stood on top of a scaffolding of the Pacific Place Complex in Hong Kong before falling to his death on Saturday (June 15) night. He had earlier unfurled a banner denouncing Hong Kong's extradition bill. No reporter narration.
- Tolkien fans fight in bloodless battle in Czech forestArmies of around 1,000 'dwarves', 'elves' and 'orcs' - as well as human warriors - clashed in a forest in the Czech countryside on Saturday (June 15) in a re-enactment of a battle from fantasy novel 'The Hobbit' by J.R.R. Tolkien. No reporter narration.
- Colombian town brewing world record for biggest cup of coffeeA Colombian town is hoping to brew up two world records on Saturday (June 15): one for the world's largest cup of coffee and the second for the largest coffee tasting. No reporter narration.
- Worshippers in hard hats attend Notre-Dame's first mass since fireA small congregation wearing hard hats attended mass at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday (June 15), the first service to be held since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago. No reporter narration.
- Target hit by nationwide payment outageTarget on Saturday was hit by what it said was an internal tech issue that prevented customers in the United States from paying for their purchases.
- Spice Girls rock London's Wembley StadiumBritish girl band the Spice Girls come to London with their reunion tour. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Hong Kong protesters demand leader step down
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- Un apagón masivo deja sin luz a Argentina y UruguayEl fallo en el suministro eléctrico ha afectado también al sur de Brasil y a varias ciudades de Chile, según los medios argentinos
- EE UU encadena el mayor periodo de crecimiento de su historiaLa economía estadounidense suma 121 meses de expansión desde la recesión de 2008, pero la recuperación es más lenta y desigual que en ciclos anteriores
- El discurso de Valls que protagonizó el pleno de Barcelona: “No hay presos políticos ni exiliados”El concejal pronunció un mensaje europeísta en el que arremetió contra el independentismo y defendió el respeto a la justicia pero también apeló al “diálogo” y a las “soluciones políticas” para Cataluña
- Los Torra la lían en su pueblo por un pacto con el PSCEl ‘president’ llamó para evitar el acuerdo en Santa Coloma de Farners y su hermana altera el pleno retirando su retrato
- Ciudadanos reflota el poder del PP y solo liderará siete ciudades medianasCon los socialistas obtiene la presidencia de Melilla y Ciudad Real, Albacete y Alcobendas. Con el PP, Palencia, Granada y Badajoz. De las seis alcaldías, cuatro son en alternancia
- Un apagón masivo deja sin luz a Argentina y Uruguay
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- Iván Márquez pierde su investidura como Senador junio 14, 2019
- Proyecto de vivienda y hábitat pasó a segundo debate en el Senado junio 11, 2019
- Jesús Santrich se posesiona como Representante a la Cámara junio 11, 2019
- '¿Cómo puede un país tener un mafioso como congresista?', Duque junio 10, 2019
- Colombia, con bajas reservas de oro en su banco central junio 10, 2019
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- Repueblan de caimanes las ciénagas y ríos del norte del país El operativo comenzó el pasado sábado en el municipio de Barranco de Loba, donde se liberaron 800 babillas.
- Acuerdan sistema de vigilancia de barcos en GalápagosUn total control en las aguas de la reserva marina permitiría evitar la captura de tiburones con fines comerciales y protegería más las especies de la zona.
- La Amazonía perdió 485 kilómetros cuadrados de verde en julio La degradación forestal podría ser mayor ya que el satélite que reportó este dato no detecta la actividad a través de las nubes, que en julio cubrían un 29% del área observada de la región amazónica.
- Proponen técnica de 'solo un minuto' para reducir el estrés en oficinasPáginas web permiten a los usuarios descargar un software que les recuerda que cada hora deben parar de trabajar por un minuto. El fin es reducir los niveles de estrés y aumentar la productividad.
- La batalla contra el neumococo continúaUna nueva vacuna contra esta bacteria, que fue nombrada el capitán de la muerte en el siglo XX, parece ser el paso más efectivo en la última década hacia la disminución de casos de la enfermedad.
- Ministerio de Cultura presenta la Biblioteca Básica de los Pueblos IndígenasSe compone trata de 7 tomos y un texto guía con historia, mitos, antologías y poesía bilingüe.
- Estrenan documental sobre cristales gigantes del mundo'El misterio de los cristales gigantes' fue filmado en las minas de Segóbriga y las del municipio de Pulpí, en España; las cuevas de Naica, en México; y la mina del Teniente en Chile.
- Repueblan de caimanes las ciénagas y ríos del norte del país
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- Uribe revives idea to submit rule of law in Colombia to ‘rule of opinion’Colombia’s far-right former President Alvaro Uribe doesn’t just want to do away with the country’s war crimes tribunal, he said he wants to abolish the rule of law and reduce… The post Uribe revives idea to submit rule of law in Colombia to ‘rule of opinion’ appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Colombia defeats Argentina 2-0 at Copa America debutColombia impressed friend and foe defeating football giant Argentina 2-0 on Saturday in both teams’ first game of the 2019 Copa America in Brazil. “We have made history,” said team… The post Colombia defeats Argentina 2-0 at Copa America debut appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- FARC’s missing former peace negotiator loses seat in Colombia’s CongressThe FARC’s former political chief “Ivan Marquez,” was stripped on the senate seat he spent years negotiating on Friday. The ruling not only revoked his congressional privileges, but also banned… The post FARC’s missing former peace negotiator loses seat in Colombia’s Congress appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Comuna 13: How a Medellin community turned a war zone into a tourist attractionIt is probably fair to say that few places on the planet have ever undergone a transformation as comprehensive as Medellin’s Comuna 13. Even fewer can claim to have done… The post Comuna 13: How a Medellin community turned a war zone into a tourist attraction appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- How Colombia’s former army chief is drowning in his own buckets of bloodGeneral Mario Montoya, who former President Alvaro Uribe considers a national hero, is being exposed by his former subordinates as one of the cruelest and most bloodthirsty war criminals in… The post How Colombia’s former army chief is drowning in his own buckets of blood appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
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- La ANI explica qué pasó con puente en vía al Llano - W Radio
- Trump acusa a Irán de los ataques a dos petroleros - El Heraldo (Colombia)
- Masiva movilidad de migrantes venezolanos desató alarma fronteriza - ElEspectador.com
- “Nos falta mucho, pero hemos empezado muy bien”, asegura James Rodríguez - El Heraldo (Colombia)
- Chinchiná le apuesta este sábado a dos Guinness Récords para Colombia - Vanguardia
- EN VIDEO: Amarrado de pies y manos apareció un muerto en una quebrada de Bello | - Minuto30.com
- “Entrampamiento el que le hicieron a la sociedad colombiana”: Gobierno responde a Sergio Jaramillo - El Espectador
- Canciller dice que excomisionado de Paz falta a la verdad - El Tiempo
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- Hong Kong extradition bill: Protesters return to streets despite suspensionHundreds of thousands flood the city over a controversial extradition bill, despite its suspension.
- Hong Kong protests: Thousands march against extradition billThousands of people marched in Hong Kong on Sunday against a controversial extradition bill.
- Electrical failure cuts power to all of Argentina and Uruguay, supplier saysAll of Argentina and Uruguay are without power, supplier says, affecting about 48m people.
- Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara admits misusing public fundsSara Netanyahu is fined $12,490 (£9,917) after being convicted of misusing state funds for meals.
- Travel site removes 'offensive' Belfast guideFodor's Travel compared "wildly romantic Catholic murals" to "workmanlike efforts" in Protestant areas.
- Trump hits out again at London mayor over violenceThe US president's comments come after three men die in five attacks within 24 hours in London.
- Gulf of Oman: Saudi Arabia blames tanker attacks on rival IranIran has denied any involvement in Thursday's attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
- Priests wear hard hats at Notre-DameThe first Mass has been held at Notre-Dame cathedral since the devastating fire in April.
- Ethiopia anger over texting and internet blackoutsNo explanation has been given for the shut downs but they coincide with nationwide exams.
- Babe Ruth jersey fetches record-breaking $5.64m at auctionThe baseball legend's jersey becomes the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold.
- Hong Kong extradition bill: Protesters return to streets despite suspension
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- What would life be like in a zero-carbon country?Drastic restrictions on almost every aspect of people's lives, from the cars they drive, the way they heat their homes, to the fridges they buy -- even the food stored in them. That is the reality of what awaits us in 2050 if a UK government pledge to cut greenhouse emissions to "net zero" is to be met.
- Hong Kong protesters push ahead with mass rally despite suspension of controversial billHong Kong is preparing for another day of protest as campaigners look to keep the pressure on the government, despite a move by the city's embattled leader to suspend a controversial extradition bill.
- Two teenagers die minutes apart during violent night in LondonThe Mayor of London said he was "sickened" after a bloody night in the city saw four people stabbed and a teenager shot dead, in a spate of separate incidents that further highlight the surge in violent crime in Britain's capital.
- India is hitting the United States with more tariffsIndia just increased tariffs on US exports, dealing another blow to fragile global trade.
- Trump's problem isn't Mexico. It's Central America, and it's getting worse
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- Omar: Trump comment most un-American thing you can say junio 16, 2019Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) responds after President Donald Trump backtracked from saying he would listen if a foreign government approached him with damaging information about a political rival.
- J.J. Watt calls for fans to buy back fast food chain junio 16, 2019Whataburger announced it was selling its majority ownership to a Chicago investment firm, prompting mixed reactions from fans and even NFL Houston Texans star J.J. Watt.
- Cupp: We know what's coming from Trump on campaign trail junio 16, 2019CNN's SE Cupp says President Donald Trump is focused on his favorite parts of being President and campaigning for 2020 rather than working to solve major issues facing the United States.
- What the 2020 Democrats' song choices reveal about them junio 16, 2019CNN's Michael Smerconish dissects the song choices made by President Trump and 2020 Democratic presidential candidates at their campaign rallies and how the songs reflect their personalities.
- Smerconish responds to tweet about Central Park Five junio 16, 2019CNN's Michael Smerconish defends his interview with the NYPD officer who arrested two of the Central Park Five, who criticizes the Netflix series 'When They See Us.'
- NYT: Officials wary of telling Trump about Russia strategy junio 16, 2019Pentagon and intelligence officials describe to the Times "broad hesitation" to tell Trump about the details of escalating cyber attacks on Russia's electric power grid.
- This is why McConnell calls himself the 'Grim Reaper' junio 16, 2019Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calls himself the "Grim Reaper," vowing to kill whichever bill that he labels as socialist legislation, including a bill that pushes for election security. CNN's Sunlen Serfaty reports.
- Omar: Trump comment most un-American thing you can say junio 16, 2019
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