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Cristina Kirchner afirmó este domingo que la masiva convocatoria de la marcha LGBT del sábado en Ciudad de Buenos Aires, en respuesta a los dichos del presidente Javier Milei contra la ideología de género, respondió a que distintos sectores de la sociedad fueron interpelados en sus “aspiraciones y emociones”, más allá de cuestiones de género y diversidad. En un texto publicado esta mañana en su cuenta de X, la expresidenta relacionó a la marcha del sábado con la ocurrida el año pasado tras los anuncios de recortes a los presupuestos de las universidades públicas y destacó que ambas fueron “más multitudinarias, plurales y transversales, en rechazo a políticas gubernamentales de Milei o a sus exabruptos ‘ideológicos'”. “DERECHO A LA PROSPERIDAD Y A LA FELICIDAD SON LOS LÍMITES que Milei no solo no podrá violar, sino a los que, además, deberá dar respuesta más temprano que tarde”, sentenció la líder del...

Una violenta esondazione del fiume Zafferia ha colpito la frazione di Zafferia, nella zona sud di Messina, dopo i forti temporali che hanno interessato la Sicilia. L’acqua, che ha travolto strade, autovetture e locali sottterranei, ha intrappolato i residenti nelle loro abitazioni, causando gravi danni. L’evento è stato provocato dal cedimento degli argini nella zona di contrada Petrazze, dove l’aumento del flusso d’acqua ha innescato l’esondazione. Il fiume di fango ha poi percorso le vie della frazione, trascinando tutto ciò che incontrava sul suo cammino. I soccorritori dei vigili del fuoco sono in azione. Sono una cinquantina per ora gli interventi dei vigili del fuoco nella provincia di Messina a causa del maltempo. Si sono verificate anche piccole frane, ma la situazione sarebbe in miglioramento. Straripati anche i torrenti Fiumedinisi nel territorio di Alì Terme e Agrò nel comune di Sant’Alessio Siculo, entrambi in provincia di Messina. L’Anas ha chiuso due...

After Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, hundreds of Orthodox priests faced repression because they disagreed with the policies of Russian secular and church officials, according to estimates by human rights activists. A number fled Russia, fearing prosecution, or were banned from ministry by the Russian Orthodox Church controlled by Moscow. Others were imprisoned for speaking out against Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. As well as encountering the classic immigrant challenges, such as applying for a visa and finding a job, the fleeing clergy face unique issues as they often don’t have transferable skills. DW talked with several Russian priests living in exile in Germany to find out how they are adapting to life in their new home. Washing dishes and studying German Father Yakov, whose name has been changed for safety reasons, had been officiating at an Orthodox church in Russia’s west since the late 2010s. When Russia invaded Ukraine, he became involved in...

02/02/2025February 2, 2025 What goods and services could be affected by the tariffs? The Trump tariffs could impact the prices of many goods in the US, including groceries, gas and other consumer items. Mexico and Canada are both among the US’ top suppliers of fruit, vegetables, and other food items, according to the US Department of Agriculture. Between 2017 and 2021, Mexico supplied the US with 31% of imported horticultural products including fruit, vegetables and alcoholic beverages, the department said. Meanwhile, US Energy Information Administration statistics suggest that Canada accounts for over half the US’s imported crude oil. The US reliance on Canadian crude oil has nearly doubled in the last decade, jumping from 33% in 2013 to 60% in 2023, the administration says. Trump’s tariffs are exceptionally lower on Canadian oil imports, coming in at 10% against the 25% tariff he has imposed on other Canadian imports. Automobiles and auto parts...

Share Post Viber icon Viber Email President Donald Trump’s early actions on health care signal his likely intention to wipe away some Biden-era programs to lower drug costs and expand coverage under public insurance programs. The orders he issued soon after reentering the White House have policymakers, health care executives, and patient advocates trying to read the tea leaves to determine what’s to come. The directives, while less expansive than orders he issued at the beginning of his first term, provide a possible road map that health researchers say could increase the number of uninsured Americans and weaken safety-net protections for low-income people. However, Trump’s initial orders will have little immediate impact. His administration will have to take further regulatory steps to fully reverse Biden’s policies, and the actions left unclear the direction the new president aims to steer the U.S. health care system. “Everyone is looking for signals on...