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PoliticsOct 10Behind the fiasco of Christa Pike's failed execution, the slow retreat of the death penalty in the United StatesDÉCRYPTAGE - Vingt-sept États autorisent encore la peine de mort mais une poignée seulement la pratique réellement.Le Figaro International
PoliticsOct 9Spain "deplores" United States sanctions against the International Criminal CourtSpain criticizes new US sanctions against the ICC, reaffirming its firm support for the fight against impunity and serious crimes. Support for the court is seen as crucial to protect victims and maintain multilateral order, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.Clarín
PoliticsOct 9Trump's tourism envoy defended the United States against criticism: "I believe they have defamed our country"Nick Adams starred in a tense exchange with journalists during the WTTC global tourism summit in Malta. He rejected questions about US presidential policies, defended immigration controls, and reaffirmed the goal of reaching 100 million foreign tourists.Clarín
PoliticsOct 9Justin Trudeau warned about the tourism crisis in the United States: "They haven't been very good at making travelers feel welcome"El ex primer ministro de Canadá cuestionó las políticas de Donald Trump y aseguró que los viajes de canadienses a EE.UU. cayeron más del 20%.Durante la cumbre mundial del turismo del WTTC en Malta, advirtió que el deterioro de la relación bilateral está afectando a hoteles, aerolíneas y destinos turísticos estadounidenses.Clarín
PoliticsOct 8Torture: United States adds new accusation against Nicolás MaduroClarín
PoliticsOct 8United States accused of exploiting migrant suffering with Africa deportationsThe United States is violating international law by deporting migrants to African countries where they have no ties, NGO Human Rights Watch said on Thursday, accusing Washington of using deportation to remote destinations as a deterrent to immigration.RFI [en]
PoliticsOct 7Milei travels to the United States again to campaign for Trump, will meet with businessmen and will be at an event at the Argentine EmbassyHe will travel next week to Washington and participate in a Republican campaign event alongside his Hispanic supporters. On Thursday the 15th, he will commemorate the victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attack in Israeli territory, after speaking before the Chamber of Commerce ofClarín
PoliticsOct 7United States: Donald Trump's unpopularity weighs on midterm electionsDÉCRYPTAGE - À un mois du vote, le président se place au centre de la campagne, au risque de fragiliser les républicains dans un scrutin qui s’annonce difficile pour le parti au pouvoir.Le Figaro International
PoliticsOct 6What the failed execution of Christa Pike teaches us about the death penalty in the United StatesL'échec de l'exécution de Christa Pike, condamnée à mort dans le Tennessee, a relancé le débat sur la peine de mort et sur la manière dont elle est appliquée aux États-Unis.BBC Afrique
PoliticsOct 4In the United States, the Cornell case becomes a national causeLa vague de soutiens à « Jane Doe », l’étudiante violée sur le campus de l’université Cornell en 2024, rappelle celle de #MeToo.Le Figaro International
PoliticsOct 3United States – Africa: how Donald Trump tries to fill the void in American embassiesLe Congrès américain a validé la nomination de sept nouveaux ambassadeurs en Afrique. Une goutte d’eau, alors que plus de la moitié des postes diplomatiques restent vacants sur le continent après la purge opérée par Trump au début de son mandat. Cartographie.Jeune Afrique
PoliticsOct 2Confirmed: Renee Good's family sues the United States government, an ICE agent, and senior Trump officials over her death in MinneapolisNine months after 37-year-old Renee Good died from an agent's gunfire inside her SUV during Operation Metro Surge, her family has filed two federal lawsuits for wrongful death, excessive use of force, and coordinated conspiracy against local communities.Clarín
PoliticsOct 2United States – Cameroon: Trump chooses the architect of his expulsion agreements as ambassador to YaoundéChristian Jové Ehrhardt, responsable des très controversées expulsions de migrants vers des pays tiers, représente désormais Washington à Yaoundé. Une nomination qui éclaire les dessous de l’accord secret signé en décembre 2025 entre les États-Unis et le Cameroun.Jeune Afrique
PoliticsBreakingOct 1Attorney General of Bolivia, Roger Mariaca, was detained at Viru Viru Airport after his visa was revoked and he was accused of corruption by the United StatesEl Tiempo
PoliticsSep 30Celso Amorim, former Foreign Minister: "Brazil is too big to be controlled, but Bolsonaro's people are always with the United States flag"Diplomático de carrera, fue jefe de la diplomacia con el actual presidente, Lula da Silva, en sus dos primeros gobiernos, de 2003 a 2011, y ministro de Defensa de Dilma Rousseff. Hoy, como asesor, descifra el mundo para el líder brasileño LeerEl Mundo
PoliticsSep 30"33 ventricular tachycardia beats": the argument of Nicolás Maduro's wife to request bail in the United StatesCilia Flores reiterated her request before the US Justice, due to health problems. The Prosecutor's Office affirms that there is an extreme risk of flight for the former first lady of Venezuela.Clarín
PoliticsSep 30A man was freed after spending 41 years on death row in the United States thanks to DNA evidenceDe nouvelles analyses ADN n'ont pas permis d'établir de lien de parenté avec Douglas Stewart Carter, aujourd'hui âgé de 71 ans, condamné pour le meurtre d'une femme mais qui a toujours clamé son innocence.BBC Afrique
PoliticsSep 30«I'm going to have to change professions»: In the United States, soaring fuel prices make Trump's truckers doubt himREPORTAGE - Le long de l’autoroute principale de la côte est, les chauffeurs routiers, dont beaucoup ont voté pour Trump, doutent de plus en plus de sa capacité à enrayer la hausse du prix du carburant à l’approche des midterms.Le Figaro International
PoliticsSep 29Letters to the editor , Sept . 29 : The United States prefers to dance the Hokey Pokey , take their right foot out and shoot it Letters to the editor on September 29 include a commentary suggesting the United States takes self-defeating actions.theglobeandmail.com · Canada
PoliticsSep 28United States revokes visas for Euclides Torres and Martha PeraltaSe enmarca en las medidas que toma Washington para restringir el acceso al país a ciudadanos que acusa de corrupción o narcotráfico. The post Estados Unidos deja sin visa a Euclides Torres y a Martha Peralta appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
PoliticsSep 28Japan Is Giving the United States a Chance in AsiaBut Washington risks missing out.Foreign Affairs
PoliticsSep 27United States Elections: if Democrats regain the House of Representatives, they do not rule out initiating impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump• If they gain a majority in the November elections, the opposition bench plans to push for subpoenas and review alleged abuses of power by the Executive Branch. • Although impeachment proceedings against cabinet members or the president himself are not ruled out, the leadership is evaluating focusing its actions onClarín
PoliticsSep 27FACT OR CRAP CHECK ! Gavin Newsom Says Trump Fuel Efficiency ROLLBACK Will Only Bring ONE OUTCOME . A SMOGGIER united states . Do YOU Agree ? Governor Gavin Newsom asserts that former President Trump's fuel efficiency rollback will result in a 'smoggier United States,' prompting a debate. This concerns a political figure's strong criticism of a past policy and its environmental implications.autospies.com · United States
PoliticsSep 27United States – Eritrea: why Washington is turning the page on sanctions against AsmaraWashington se rapproche d’Asmara en laissant expirer l’état d’urgence nationale décrété sur le nord de l’Éthiopie. Une décision stratégique, mais controversée, alors que le Tigré renoue avec la violence.Jeune Afrique
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