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Oct 1, 2026

Aseguran que Christa Pike sobrevivió a dos inyecciones letales durante su ejecución en Tennessee

Christa Pike es una mujer condenada a muerte en 1995 por matar a una compañera de clase. Su ejecución ocurrió en Tennessee, un estado de Estados Unidos.

Aug 2, 2026

Monday's TV agenda: Independiente and San Lorenzo play for the Clausura and the action of the Montreal Masters 1000

La siguiente es la programación deportiva de la televisión del lunes 27 de julio de 2026. En fútbol argentino, a las 16.45, Sarmiento va a jugar contra Independiente Rivadavia por ESPN Premium.

Sep 22, 2026

Javier Milei and his measures, live: the President referred to the Malvinas cause and clarified: “We are not talking about war”

Javier Milei es el presidente de Argentina. En los últimos días, habló sobre varios temas importantes.

Sep 21, 2026

Patricia Bullrich said that the cut in disability “seems like a provocation”: “It is going to hit a wall”

Patricia Bullrich es una senadora nacional del partido La Libertad Avanza. Recientemente habló en un programa de televisión sobre el presupuesto del gobierno.

Sep 20, 2026

River lost 2-1 with Huracán at the Monumental and extended a streak of almost ten years without beating it in Núñez

River perdió 2-1 contra Huracán en el Monumental. El partido fue por la décima fecha del Torneo Clausura.

Sep 20, 2026

It's now official: they confirm when fall 2026 arrives in California, Florida and Texas

El otoño de 2026 va a comenzar el martes 22 de septiembre en el hemisferio norte. Esto ocurre con el equinoccio de septiembre.

Sep 19, 2026

The mother who went viral for running barefoot (and winning) a race to buy her daughter's school supplies

Una madre gana una carrera descalza para comprar útiles escolares Ramabai Ranveer es una madre de 47 años. Es viuda.

Sep 19, 2026

Justice will examine the legality of the use of the Port of Ceuta to host migrants

La justicia examina si el Puerto de Ceuta puede usarse para migrantes. La Audiencia Nacional acepta una demanda de un sindicato de policía.

Sep 19, 2026

Valencia targets Javier El Vasco Aguirre to avoid relegation

Javier Aguirre fue el seleccionador de México en la última Copa del Mundo. Ahora, quiere seguir trabajando como entrenador de fútbol.

Sep 18, 2026

The camps in the port of Ceuta hang the poster in full: “Thousands of migrants have had to sleep outdoors again”

Los campamentos del puerto de Ceuta están llenos. Miles de migrantes duermen al raso.

Sep 18, 2026

Chaos and shots in the air: the relocation operation ends with thousands of immigrants returning to the beaches

La policía traslada a migrantes a nuevas instalaciones en el puerto de Ceuta. El viernes, unos 150 agentes de policía trasladaron a miles de migrantes desde las playas Benítez y El Trampolín hasta los campamentos del puerto de Ceuta.

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Evo Morales led a march to demand the resignation of Rodrigo Paz

The former president, who has an arrest warrant, conditioned his surrender to Justice on receiving guarantees, and challenged the president: “If he is macho, let him come to Lauca Ñ”

Aseguran que Christa Pike sobrevivió a dos inyecciones letales durante su ejecución en Tennessee

Testigos del procedimiento informaron que la mujer aún se encuentra con vida; el proceso había sido detenido horas antes por un tribunal pero ratificado por la Corte Suprema de EE.UU.

Una autopista de Buenos Aires se adhiere al cobro de peaje sin barreras: el TelePASE será obligatorio

La concesionaria Autopistas de Buenos Aires S.A. (Aubasa) informó que desde el 1 de octubre comienza a funcionar un nuevo sistema de cobro de peaje: dónde está y qué hacer si el auto no tiene TelePASE

Christa Pike sobrevive a dos dosis de inyecciones letales durante su ejecución y se encuentra hospitalizada en Tennessee, según su abogado

Según el abogado de Pike, ella estaba en una "innecesaria agonía". La mujer de 50 años llevaba tres décadas en el corredor de la muerte por un brutal asesinato.

Pánico a bordo del vuelo FZ1073 con destino a Tel Aviv: “Acabamos de neutralizar al terrorista. Necesitamos ayuda”

Un piloto apuñala al otro y los pasajeros logran evitar un desastre. Israel quiere intensificar los controles de los pilotos que vuelen al país tras el “intento de atentado yihadista”

Cronología visual del intento de secuestro del vuelo de FlyDubai con destino a Tel Aviv

Desde las primeras turbulencias hasta su aterrizaje en Israel, este vídeo reconstruye los momentos de tensión vividos por los pasajeros

Qué se sabe sobre el apuñalamiento en un vuelo rumbo a Israel que califican como un "intento de atentado terrorista"

Según las autoridades, el capitán y el primer oficial resultaron heridos, además de que un piloto fue arrestado.

Un pasajero del vuelo de Dubái a Tel Aviv: “Até las manos al terrorista con unos auriculares”

Un piloto que iba a bordo evitó que la aeronave se estrellase: “Entró y enderezó la trayectoria”, relata un viajero del avión procedente de Dubái

Ex funcionario de aduanas de Juárez acusado reportó $187 mil y ganaba 34 mil

Rafael Buenrostro Martín, señalado por el Tesoro estadunidense de estar ligado a La Mayiza, se mantuvo hasta inicios de este año en la Agencia Nacional de Aduanas de México (ANAM). Renunció el 9 de enero a la oficina de Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, luego casi siete meses en el cargo, pero dejó una muestra de sus finanzas.

Editorial: Chihuahua: desafío a la Constitución

La Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) ordenó al Congreso de Chihuahua legislar para blindar las elecciones estatales de la injerencia extranjera, tras concluir que omitió incorporar en su reforma electoral del pasado 30 de junio la causal de nulidad prevista en la Constitución federal cuando ese tipo de intervención influya en los resultados.

EE.UU. se retira completamente de Irak tras 20 años de presencia militar: cómo deja el país y qué ocurrirá ahora

EE.UU. tiene previsto retirar las tropas que aún mantiene en Irak este 30 de septiembre, poniendo fin a una presencia militar que comenzó con la invasión en 2003 que derrocó a Saddam Hussein.

Matías Soulé was a father for the first time and left the national team concentration to welcome the baby

The footballer from Rome accompanied his wife at the birth of their son Bautista

The Government said that Claudia Cecilia López will replace Juan Carlos Pagotto in the Senate after his death in La Rioja

The libertarian currently holds the role of legislator in the province's Legislature

"They set a trap for me": the American journalist who was detained by masked men and spent 16 months in a Russian prison

Evan Gershkovich says he realized he was "a pawn in a bigger game" when he was not interrogated or tortured by Russian intelligence agents.

The keys to the housing decrees: stopping evictions and punishing vulture funds

The Government proposes a battery of measures that include bonuses for landlords, aid for tenants and 0% loans for the purchase of the first home

The PP rejects the housing decrees: “They are going to destroy the market even more”

The spokesperson for the popular parties in Congress, Ester Muñoz, calls the negotiation of the Government's partners “vaudeville”

"I fear for my life if they return me": the massive hearings in Miami that accelerate deportations without giving migrants time to defend their cases

Immigration “mega hearings” put asylum seekers under pressure while deportation orders and expulsions increase in the United States.

The Government approves protection against evictions until 2030 and the extension of rental contracts until 2028

The Executive takes the automatic renewal of rents to a second decree law, a request from the left that for now does not have a majority. The texts will be voted on Friday

What is known about the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, the ambitious project with which the US seeks to access strategic resources from Argentina (and compete with China)

According to analysts, the project shows Washington's interest in having a greater presence in Latin American countries and reducing China's space in the region.

MLB playoffs begin with wild card series

It won't be long before Major League Baseball offers some spicy postseason plots. The wild card series begins today, with four best-of-three matchups that include the Boston Red Sox traveling to clash with the New York Yankees, in a duel of eternal rivals. In the American League, the Chicago White Sox visit the Houston Astros, who qualified despite an 81-81 record.

Editorial: Ayotzinapa: progress and pending

12 years after the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa normal students, the Attorney General's Office presented its first public report on the case in the current six-year term. Among the new investigation elements presented are the discovery of bone remains, official documents and a clandestine crematorium oven, among other indications, at the El Ángel funeral home, the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo) and a property in Iguala, Guerrero, which were under the control of the Guerreros Unidos criminal group.

MÁS ANTIGUOS

A 48-hour front advances that will cause a sudden change in the forecast, instability, wind and storms with up to 100 mm of accumulated water: the affected areas

The process will begin on Sunday and will last until Tuesday; The heaviest rains could be recorded in sectors of Buenos Aires, Córdoba and the center of the Litoral

Something new, something used. Princesses Charlene and Alexandra of Hanover shined on the Monaco social calendar with their dresses

One, at the Opera Garnier, where the 20th anniversary of the Prince Albert II Foundation was celebrated, and the other in a highly celebrated social media post.

“Until the end, companions”: Sol returns to camp fifteen years after 15-M

The protest over Maricarmen's eviction leads to a camp in Puerta del Sol, where protesters demand that the Government approve a new housing decree

Why a new border pact between Pakistan and China angers India

A border agreement between China and Pakistan challenges India's territorial claims and deepens strategic concerns over the disputed Kashmir region.

The Alonsos do not want to be called vultures

How extraordinary that they feel more urgent to distance themselves from a name than from the fact of throwing a disabled old woman into the darkness.

Maricarmen forces a turnaround by the Government and its partners on housing

The coalition ministers assume that they must close the pact before Tuesday and Sumar even threatens with a plan in the face of growing social pressure

Trump rejects Iran's offer to reopen Strait of Hormuz in 7 days

The end of the conflict between Iran and the United States seems increasingly distant, after the American president described the latest offer presented by Tehran as "unacceptable."

European Leagues, to reform the FIFA government

Paris. The four main European leagues – the English Premier League, the Spanish League, the Italian Serie A and the German Bundesliga – yesterday called for a reform of the governance of FIFA, plunged into a crisis since Gianni Infantino's frustrated project of an opening to private investors was revealed.

Editorial: Meta and the regulation of AI

A jury in New Mexico, United States, determined that Meta misled users in that state about its privacy protections, in a case linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. This was a political consultancy that improperly collected personal data from millions of Facebook users for political advertising during the 2016 US elections and the Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom. Facebook knew that the consulting company bought the data in December 2015, but revealed it only in April 2018 and only because a user filed a lawsuit. The ruling establishes that comments made by the CEO of Meta (parent of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp), Mark Zuckerberg, as well as posts on the company's blog, led people to believe that they had control over the personal information they shared on the platform and that it had general policies on how it addressed hate speech or misinformation. In reality, it sold the data to third-party applications, and applied exceptions to its policies for certain users, depending on the state.

"I found out that they killed him through social networks": the double punishment suffered by those convicted in Saudi Arabia, one of the countries that executes the most people in the world

Saudi Arabia is among the three countries with the highest number of executions, which are carried out on foreigners in more than 40% of cases.

Javier Milei and his measures, live: the President referred to the Malvinas cause and clarified: “We are not talking about war”

The minute by minute of the decisions of the head of state, the reactions of the opposition and the statements of officials

Estanislao Bachrach: “Well-being or decision-making depends on what I am and what I want to be”

The molecular biologist analyzes the importance of intuition and the body to achieve personal fulfillment; describes techniques to transform brain structure and reduce mental discomfort

The 'Begoña Gómez case' enters the post-Peinado era: what deadlines are set for the trial? Will Pedro Sánchez testify?

The defense plans to raise the annulment again in the phase of questions prior to the holding of the oral hearing with a jury.

Trump takes his battles to the United Nations General Assembly

The US president plans to expand sanctions on the International Criminal Court as internal problems and the war in Iran accumulate

Why the states of the former communist Germany became the bastion of the extreme right in the European country

Immigration, economic decline, the aftermath of reunification and even the legacy of Nazism are some of the factors that experts point to to explain the vote of East Germans.

Trump, to Mamdani: "I hope he is a great mayor of New York. He has potential"

The Democratic mayor justifies showing up with the Republican president by considering that it is an opportunity to improve the lives of his citizens

"I think it was her mental illness": Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband's reasons for forgiving her for killing her 3 children

The father of the three minors gave an interview to the American channel CBS and implied that he also thought about suicide.

"They were like my children": the grief of a teacher who lost more than 200 students in the double earthquake in Venezuela

Madeleine Cova is a high school teacher mourning the students she lost in the earthquakes that shook northern Venezuela on June 24.

Braves and Red Sox, to playoffs

Houston. Mike Yastrzemski hit a three-run home run during a four-run sixth inning and the Atlanta Braves clinched the NL East title for the seventh time in nine years with a 4-2 victory over the Houston Astros.

Editorial: Brugada-Mamdani: historic meeting

The participation of the Head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, in the 2026 Urban Forum, convened by the New York mayor, Zohran Mamdani, with whom she held a joint press conference, is a fact worth celebrating due to the coincidences between two progressive leaders, within the framework of a bilateral relationship full of tensions and marked by the contradictory statements characteristic of Trumpism: when in the White House a double discourse is projected towards Mexico that ranges from praise to threat, from the exaltation of cooperation to the threat of interference and from a supposed respect for gross defamations against our Republic, it is comforting to note that in the neighboring country there are politicians and officials with whom it is possible to establish fraternal and purposeful dialogues based on the agreement.

Patricia Bullrich said that the cut in disability “seems like a provocation”: “It is going to hit a wall”

The national senator maintained last year that including the issue in the budget generated a governance crisis; contradicted Santilli: “It is a lie” that was discussed at the political table

New survey shows Trump's greatest fear for the 2026 midterm elections

Analyze the latest midterm polls and find out what The New York Times poll shows about Trump and the 2026 elections.

The far right soars in the German regional elections and aggravates the CDU crisis

Chancellor Merz takes on the “disaster” in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where the AfD wins and his party is left without parliamentary representation for the first time. The post-communists of Die Linke win in Berlin

Putin settles an election plagued by irregularities and opens a new chapter of the war

The Kremlin party, United Russia, obtains 57% of the votes at the beginning of the count in elections where only the Government has access to the electronic voting system

The remote island where hackers are preparing to defend us from an invisible war

How easy is it to paralyze our modern world? Meet the experts who are figuring out the answer to that question on a remote island north of the Arctic Circle.

Ukraine launches biggest attack on Moscow on final day of Russian elections

“Russia must end its brutal war and opt for peace,” says Zelensky in a message in which he admits the offensive that causes at least three deaths.

Ukraine hits Moscow with some 450 drones in the largest attack on the Russian capital to date

Authorities reported at least two deaths and 20 injuries as a result of the bombings.

Karl Bushby, the British adventurer who left Chile and has been traveling the world on foot for 28 years

The BBC heads to Belgium to walk a stretch with adventurer Karl Bushby, whose journey home is nearing its end after 28 years.

Ángeles González Gamio: Lady with the name of a flower

Ramón López Velarde, the poet of Zacatecas origin who died in his youth, considered the most national of the poets of our country, the most Mexican, many say. Suave Patria is without a doubt the national poem of Mexico. His work is part of the modernist movement, although many specialists maintain that with him modernism ended and contemporary Mexican poetry began.