The Interior Ministers of the European Union Member States are holding a videoconference this Tuesday, August 4, to address the situation in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in North Africa where, according to Madrid, more than 60,000 people entered irregularly last week. France 24 spoke with Camille Le Coz, director of the Migration Policy Institute Europe, about the Ceuta case and the future of the ongoing migration debate in the EU.
The CEINA theater will be the epicenter of the celebrations for the iconic album that marked the career of the singer-songwriter and the recent history of Chilean popular music.
Artificial intelligence companies “shamelessly steal intellectual property” from news media, which will lead to a world with “fewer journalists,” warned the top executive of the American newspaper The New York Times, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, on Monday.
A Chinese expert points out that the devastating flood was caused by an ice avalanche on a high-altitude glacier.
Sarah Khalifa, well-known host and influencer, was sentenced to the death penalty along with 11 other people in a case involving more than 700 kilos of seized narcotics, but without public evidence of the alleged crimes committed.
The presidents of Chile, Argentina, and Ecuador congratulated the candidate through social media.
The US leader assured that Tehran and other Middle Eastern countries requested to postpone a military offensive after reaching a preliminary agreement that includes the immediate reopening of the strategic maritime route and the supposed end of the Iranian nuclear threat.
About the reasons that have led to this change in the vaccination plan, it is stated that “the scientific evaluation concluded that the U.S. currently recommends more childhood vaccines than any other comparable country, including more than double the doses of some European countries.”
Venezuela aims to receive more than 100 billion dollars in investments and to resume large-scale exploitation of its enormous oil reserves. In exchange, the United States obtains a significant stake in part of the production for decades. In an interview with France 24, petroleum law specialist César Mata warns of the risk of deepening an exclusively extractive model. All this amid a war with Iran that has driven up fuel prices in the U.S.
The United Nations and its partners need US$135 million to respond to the emergency in the Latin American country, where humanitarian teams are deployed in several areas, but access remains uneven.