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- Départ des Britanniques, retour des députés « gelés » : ce que le Brexit va changer au Parlement européenVingt-sept députés « gelés » depuis leur élection, dont cinq Français, vont pouvoir siéger au Parlement européen à partir de février.
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- La Libia blocca l’export del petrolio L’Onu: «Conseguenze devastanti»La compagnia petrolifera statale libica (Noc) fermerà l’export di petrolio da tutti i terminal ed i porti della Libia centrale e orientale. La missione Onu in Libia esprime «profonda preoccupazione per gli attuali sforzi per interrompere o compromettere la produzione di petrolio» nel Paese.
- Le tasse giù per 16 milioni di dipendenti: in busta paga fino a 100 euro al mese in più Ecco chi sono i lavoratori avvantaggiatiInteressati i redditi tra 8.200 e 40 mila euro lordi l’anno. Beneficio massimo da 100 euro al mese. Chi ha già il bonus da 80 euro ne incasserà altri 20. Ma restano fuori gli incapienti, quelli che hanno un reddito così basso da non pagare le imposte
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- The President's detailed recounting of the strike to donors at a GOP fundraising dinner goes further than what he or other officials have saidPresident Trump recounted minute-by-minute details of the US strike that killed Iran's top military commander during remarks to high-dollar Republican donors at his South Florida estate, according to audio obtained by CNN.
- Trump's retweet leaves panel speechless"Inside Politics" host John King reacts to President Donald Trump retweeting a photoshopped image of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in traditional Islamic clothing in front of the Iranian flag.
- Analysis: The US operation in Iraq could come to an embarrassing end. Iran's power will only growDonald Trump hasn't pulled his troops out of Iraq, despite his pledge to end America's grinding wars. It turns out he may not have to. The US is facing the possibility of being kicked out, and that would be a big win for Iran.
- US troops were injured in Iran missile attack despite Pentagon initially saying there were no casualtiesSeveral US service members were injured during last week's Iranian missile attack on Al-Asad airbase in Iraq despite the Pentagon initially saying that no casualties had taken place.
- Ayatollah boasts Iran delivered a slap in the face to the USIran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is leading Friday prayers in Tehran for the first time in eight years.
- The President's detailed recounting of the strike to donors at a GOP fundraising dinner goes further than what he or other officials have said
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- Auschwitz: Red Army soldier recalls moment his tank broke through fenceDavid Dushman is one of the last surviving Russian soldiers to have taken part in the liberation of the camp in January 1945
- Like 'rain': LA teachers sue Delta over fuel dumpFour teachers sued Delta Air Lines on Friday alleging negligence for dumping jet fuel "like rain" in a densely populated area affecting them and their students. Gavino Garay reports.
- Former Rep. Collins sentenced to 26 months in prisonChris Collins, a former U.S. congressman from New York who was an early backer of President Donald Trump, was sentenced to 26 months in prison and fined $200,000 on Friday after pleading guilty to taking part in an insider trading scheme. Jillian Kitchener has more.
- Florida's python hunters wrestle invasive snakesDozens of hunters are prowling the Everglades during Florida's 10-day Python Bowl, which ends Monday, armed with bags and long metal hooks. Many take the snakes in live for cash prizes - in an effort to help the state fight off the invasive south Asian snakes. Jillian Kitchener has more.
- Week ahead on Wall Street: Davos, earningsInvestors next week will get their cues from headlines from the Davos economic summit and earnings from the likes of Netflix and Comcast. Fred Katayama reports.
- Wall Street hits new highsWall Street climbed to record highs Friday after strong U.S. housing data and signs of resilience in the Chinese economy raised hopes of a rebound in global growth. Fred Katayama reports.
- Sanders now tied with Biden after Warren disputeU.S. Senator Bernie Sanders has been steadily climbing in popularity this year and is now tied with former Vice President Joe Biden for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination among registered voters, according to a Reuters/Ipsos national poll. Colette Luke has more.
- U.S. appeals court throws out youth climate lawsuitA federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit by children and young adults who claimed they had a constitutional right to be protected from climate change, in a major setback to efforts to spur the U.S. government to address the issue. Yahaira Jacquez reports.
- Take profit on high flyers like Apple: wealth managerIt's time investors book some profits on big cap tech stocks, says wealth manager Ken Kamen of Mercadien Asset Management. He suggests investors rotate the proceeds into equal-weighted index funds or financial and industrial stocks.
- U.S. appeals court throws out youth climate lawsuitA federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit by children and young adults who claimed they had a constitutional right to be protected from climate change, in a major setback to efforts to spur the U.S. government to address the issue.
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- Junqueras: “El apoyo a los Presupuestos depende de los avances en la mesa de diálogo”“La lección de 2017 es que lo hicimos para poder volver a hacerlo”, asegura el líder de ERC en una entrevista con EL PAÍS en la cárcel de Lledoners
- Hallado el organismo que explica el origen de toda la vida compleja en la TierraCientíficos japoneses observan por primera vez arqueas de Asgard, microbios cuyos ancestros dieron el primer paso para la aparición de animales y plantas hace 2.000 millones de años
- El lado oscuro de TikTok, el rey chino de los vídeos relámpagoLa aplicación alcanza 500 millones de usuarios, pero su origen genera dudas sobre la seguridad de los datos y la libertad de sus contenidos
- El horror de Auschwitz desde dentroCon motivo del 75º aniversario de la liberación de Auschwitz, el autor de ‘KL’, una monumental historia de los ‘lager’ nazis, traza el retrato de la vida y la muerte en el campo más mortífero y simbólico del Holocausto
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- Comisión de Regulación de Energía y Gas nombró nuevo director enero 17, 2020
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- Piden al Esmad no utilizar tipo de arma que mató a Dilan Cruz enero 15, 2020
- Registraduría trabaja en la cédula de ciudadanía digital enero 14, 2020
- Este año, 220 empresas podrán beneficiarse de un nuevo programa TIC enero 14, 2020
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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.
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- 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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- Medellin’s homicides finally dropped in 2019, but what about the 294 who went missing?Medellin was finally able to lower the number of homicides in 2019 after a year-long increase, but questions remain about the fate of 294 people who went missing last year.… The post Medellin’s homicides finally dropped in 2019, but what about the 294 who went missing? appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Colombia’s ambassador to Washington DC resignsColombia’s ambassador to Washington DC resigned two months after a recording was leaked in which he criticized ministers and said the State Department was “destroyed,” local media reported Friday. According… The post Colombia’s ambassador to Washington DC resigns appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- US vows to invest ‘billions’ in Colombia’s countryside to combat drug traffickingThe United States government will invest “billions of dollars” in rural development as part of its counternarcotics strategy in Colombia, a top official said Thursday. During a visit to Tumaco,… The post US vows to invest ‘billions’ in Colombia’s countryside to combat drug trafficking appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- OAS human rights expresses ‘deep concern’ over Colombia spying scandalThe human right commission of the Organization of American States on Thursday urged Colombia’s authorities to carry out an “exhaustive and independent investigation” of reportedly illegal spying by the army.… The post OAS human rights expresses ‘deep concern’ over Colombia spying scandal appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Bogota’s anti-police brutality protocol put to the test on day oneProtesters clashed with riot police in Bogota on Thursday, hours after the new mayor of Colombia’s capital announced a strategy to avoid violent police intervention in peaceful protests. The clashes… The post Bogota’s anti-police brutality protocol put to the test on day one appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
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- 'No alignment' with EU after Brexit on businessSajid Javid warns businesses UK and EU regulations will differ after Brexit, saying firms must "adjust".
- New Chinese virus 'will have infected hundreds'The virus emerged in December, two people have died and it has been detected in three countries.
- Australia fires: Heavy rains hit some blaze-hit regionsHeavy rains douse some fires on the east coast, but bring a new threat of flooding to some areas.
- Disney culls 'Fox' from 20th Century Fox in rebrandThe company wants to distance its film studio from Rupert Murdoch's news company, US media report.
- Global Hawk drones: A look at Nato's new spy toolThe Global Hawk, which is unmanned, can travel halfway around the world on one tank of fuel.
- Nepal avalanche: Four South Korean trekkers among missingHelicopters are sent to Annapurna region amid poor weather conditions and plunging temperatures.
- Portrait of a Lady: Painting found in wall confirmed as stolen KlimtPortrait of a Lady was missing for 22 years until gardeners cleared ivy from a gallery wall.
- Spain's Magaluf and Ibiza crack down on alcohol-fuelled holidaysThe Balearic Islands ban pub crawls and happy hours in popular destinations in Ibiza and Majorca.
- FBI arrests three more members of right wing extremist group 'The Base'Six suspected white supremacists have been arrested in what appeared to be a co-ordinated operation.
- Simpsons actor Hank Azaria says he will no longer voice ApuThe announcement by white actor Hank Azaria follows accusations of racial stereotyping.
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- A powerful eruption could happen at any moment. But some residents refuse to leave• Desolate images from Taal volcano show horses and cows buried in ash
- Experts say this is the world's biggest threatAmerican politics is the biggest threat facing the world in 2020 and the looming presidential election will stress the country's institutions, influence economic and foreign policy and further divide an already polarized electorate, with potentially huge consequences for the climate, business and investors.
- Three US airports to check for signs of new virus from ChinaMore than 100 staffers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are being deployed to three US airports to check passengers arriving from Wuhan, China, for fever and other symptoms of a mysterious new virus that's killed two and infected dozens in China, the CDC announced Friday.
- Close call as massive landslide just misses personVideo released by the Protezione Civile Regione Campania shows a person just narrowly miss getting hit by a landslide in Cetara, Italy. Italian officials say the person survived.
- Ringing Big Ben on Brexit day could cost tax-payers £500,000At 11 p.m. local time on the 31st of January, Britain is finally going to leave the European Union. But the British people can't even agree on how their first few seconds of independence will play out, and their Prime Minister, who famously called for "healing" upon his general election win in December, is only making matters worse.
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- Police: We have a suspect in custody enero 18, 2020Four people were shot to death in a residence in Grantsville, Utah, Friday night, according to police.
- How #MeToo affects today's presidential campaigns (2019) enero 18, 2020In the post #MeToo era, presidential campaigns have changed significantly according to the women running the show for the top Democratic candidates.
- Lemon: African Americans won't vote for 'both sides' party enero 18, 2020CNN's Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon discuss President Trump's relationship with black voters. According to a new Washington Post-Ipsos poll, 83% of African Americans believe that Trump is racist.
- Cuomo: Trump believes power should be abused enero 18, 2020CNN's Chris Cuomo takes a closer look at President Trump's views on corruption.
- Microsoft says it will go carbon negative by 2030 enero 18, 2020The tech giant says it plans to eliminate its carbon footprint by pledging to go "carbon negative" in the next decade. CNN's Anna Stewart reports.
- Toobin to Alan Dershowitz: What side are you on? enero 18, 2020CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin and constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz, who was recently added to President Trump's impeachment defense legal team, debate constitutional grounds for impeachment.
- Trump on Starr in 1999: Ken Starr is a lunatic enero 18, 2020Before he was President, Donald Trump offered his opinion on Kenneth Starr, the prosecutor whose work led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
- Police: We have a suspect in custody enero 18, 2020
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