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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador He offered that his government will give protection to Mario Aburto and his relatives if it reveals additional details about the murder of the PRI presidential candidate, Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta, which occurred on March 23, 1994 in Tijuana, Baja California.During his usual press conference, which this time was held in Mérida, Yucatán, López Obrador indicated that he would be willing to consider a matter of State if Aburto has a new version of the assassination that occurred in 1994. He asked the undersecretary for Human Rights, Alejandro Encinas, let him speak with Aburto's relatives. “If Mr. Aburto's family, and himself, have something to say about his trial that means another version of the facts and if he can express, prove, that he ...

In this bonus episode, our panelists, Montreal Gazette columnist Stu Cowan, Sports Illustrated special contributor Michael Farber, and former Canadiens defender and NHL assistant coach Rick Green, along with host Julian McKenzie discuss the attributes of the defender Sami Niku and the role he could play in the Habs. ' blue line. read moreReference-montrealgazette.com

I remember very early in the unforgettable 2020 that, at a work lunch, we commented on the then 17 deaths caused by a strange virus, known then as “Wuhan”, which was timidly beginning to gain prominence in world information. From that crucial moment in the history of humanity, little by little (and still insufficiently), we realized that everything had changed forever. In those times, many leaders of the world seemed (and some still seem) oblivious to the danger that surrounded us. I clearly remember how the then president of the United States, Donald Trump, among other populists, tried to downplay the emergence of this disease, not yet officially baptized as Covid-19. Let us also remember how in that unfortunate 2020, the president of Mexico told us that because of "the such ...

Covid cases, which last week increased globally after two months of declines, could continue to rise especially in the northern hemisphere with the arrival of the cold months, the head of the anticovid technical unit of the World Health Organization (WHO), María Van Kerkhove, has warned this Thursday. "People spend more time indoors, sometimes in rooms not properly ventilated... we have the delta variant, of which we have already identified 30 subvariants, and the pandemic will continue, "predicted Van Kerkhove at the weekly press conference organized by the WHO on covid. ...

A jury court in the northern Italian city of Como today sentenced a 56-year-old Tunisian to life imprisonment who attacked and fatally wounded a priest on September 15, 2020. The judges rejected the defense's argument that the perpetrator was insane. In their opinion, the perpetrator planned the murder of the priest.The killing of the Catholic priest Roberto Malgesini in the street had caused consternation and sympathy in Italy. The 51-year-old clergyman was known for his special commitment to refugees. The Tunisian had been illegally in the country for years. The act took place in the center of Como, when Malgesini was apparently in the process of distributing breakfast to the needy.After the attack, the blood-smeared perpetrator turned up at a police...

York Regional Police charged a woman after a 10-year-old girl was fatally struck by a vehicle in Vaughan in early September.Emergency services were called at Pleasant Ridge Avenue, in the Basie Gate and Coltrane Drive area, to receive reports of a collision around 10:45 a.m. on Sept. 1.Police said a 10-year-old girl was struck by a Hyundai Santa Fe while riding a bicycle. Read more: 10-year-old girl suffers fatal injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Vaughan She was taken to the hospital in life-threatening condition, where police said she later died from her injuries.Police said 33-year-old Mississauga resident Thanh Loan Nguyen was charged with reckless driving and causing death on Wednesday. The story continues below the ad. ...

Nursing homes that break the rules would see maximum fines double and the worst-performing ones could face temporary takeovers under long-awaited legislation proposed Thursday in the wake of a pandemic that killed nearly 4,000 vulnerable residents. The bill, called the Long-Term Care Repair Act, follows angry and anguished calls from families of loved ones in long-term care and government watchdogs for reforms and repairs to a system that the Premier Doug Ford admits he is "broken" by years of neglect and weaknesses exposed by COVID-19. Long-Term Care Minister Rod Phillips said this is a "watershed moment" for long-term care in Ontario, where more than 15,000 indoor residents and thousands of nursing home workers contracted COVID, with approximately a dozen personnel deaths. "This, of cour...

"I was surrounded by people who played a lot. And I played very little," says Joan Chamorro when he talks about his beginnings in the jazz scene in Barcelona. In the slang of the musicians, "to play a lot" is to play very well. Stand out, shine. Rigorous, applied, as a musician he never lacked work, but perhaps he did have self-esteem. "I felt less, the ugly duckling. Later I have learned that this is ridiculous. That it is not necessary to be the best or the most modern. That you have to make your way seriously and rigorously but also enjoy, that this is very important, until you find a voice". And his voice has been the Sant Andreu Jazz Band, the unusual artistic and pedagogical project to which he ...

Puebla, Pue. The state government presented its economic reactivation plan called "Let it revive! Puebla! ”, Which will consist of announcing investments, meetings with local, national and foreign entrepreneurs so that they land projects through incentives, the application of 400 million pesos to the field, as well as carrying out cultural and artistic activities that attract tourism to generate spillovers, this planned between the months of November and January.During his press conference, President Miguel Barbosa Huerta stressed that this plan also aims to recover the more than 21,000 jobs lost during the Covid-19 pandemic and that when the total reopening of economic activities occurs, it can generate the conditions for speed up to seek to achieve the goal.However, the press ...

By the staff The Canadian Press Posted on October 28, 2021 12:57 pm Smaller font Reduce the font size of the article -TO Larger font Increase the font size of the article TO+ Former Canadian Armed Forces Reservist Patrik Mathews is expected to know on Thursday how long he will be behind bars in the United States.Mathews, 28, of Beausejour, Man., Had already pleaded guilty to weapons charges related to his role in a white supremacist plot to start a race war in America. Read more: Former Canadian Armed Forces Reservist Patrik Mathews Should Be Given 25 Year...

The Iranian parliament should decide in a timely manner whether women in the country will be granted access to football stadiums or not. "The Football Association (FFI) has presented a draft to parliament in this regard," said FFI Director General Hassan Kamranifar, according to media reports today. “If that is approved, then the women will soon be able to go to the football stadiums.” He did not provide any further details at the time of the decision.In Islamic Iran, women have been banned from attending football matches in stadiums for four decades, and observers believe it is unlikely that the parliament, which is dominated by hardliners, could approve such a proposal.Pressure from FIFAAfter increasing pressure from the world association FIFA, Iran gav...

The controversial mass killing of breeding malts around a year ago is causing renewed trouble for Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: A commission set up to investigate the events tried in vain to receive text messages from Frederiksen in connection with the illegal culling. On the advice of her office, however, all SMS were automatically deleted after 30 days, Frederiksen told TV2 today.The process raised questions. Frederiksen's predecessor Lars Lokke Rasmussen assured that his phone was never set to automatically delete SMS. The Ministry of Justice made a similar statement today on behalf of Head of Office Nick Haekkerup. The opposition asked the Justice Minister to initiate a police investigation and have the deleted messages restored.Cullin...