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October 22, 2024
Shooting at Gomez Palacio’s workshop leaves people injured
This Tuesday evening, a violent attack was reported in the El Consuelo neighborhood of Gómez Palacio, in which two people were injured.
The incident took place in a mechanical workshop located on Manuel Ponce Street when several neighbors heard the sound of multiple gunshots coming from the place.
According to eyewitnesses, two armed persons arrived at the scene on a motorcycle and without saying a word, opened fire on those present. After the attack, the attackers fled, and the victims were seriously injured.
One of the wounded, whose health status was not specified, was said to have been shot in the leg and was taken by private individuals to a nearby hospital to receive medical attention. The second victim suffered more serious injuries, and according to eyewitnesses, a bullet hit his stomach.
On the spot went parts of the DS, a forensic scientist who secured the area, as well as employees of the prosecutor’s office, who began the relevant work of collecting evidence and clarifying the facts.
The area was cordoned off while initial searches were carried out, and although the identities of the injured or the reason for the attack have not been released, authorities are expected to release more details in the coming hours.
Disgruntled farmers are returning 200 road signs they removed last week in Ariege
“No country without a peasant” and “Peasant, my passion, but what a disappointment,” can we read on banners displayed by the demonstrators who hung these exit signs at the prefecture gate, in response to the call of the Young Farmers ( JA) and FDSEA 09.
“We work 70-80 hours a week and we don’t get minimum wage,” complained Sébastien Durand (FDSEA) during the peaceful demonstration, in the presence of the prefect of Ariege. “Ten months later, the bill is gone,” he added, referring to the measures announced by the government in response to the farmers’ mobilization launched at the beginning of the year.
Lots of action in OccitaniaFarmers’ action is increasing in Occitania, where the protest movement began last winter.
On the night of Friday to Saturday in Gers, about sixty farmers dumped sheep’s wool, hay bales and straw in front of several government buildings in Auch at the call of the Rural Coordination.
Friederike Jäger opens farm animal practice
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Return in October. Trump is the favorite
October is a good time for Donald Trump. When it looked like Kamala Harris was the favorite to win the presidency, her campaign fizzled out in the fall and the Republican got wind in his sails. Now, according to the bookies and prediction markets, the 78-year-old has a slightly better chance of winning the Oval Office, although it is very tight and the margin is likely to be minimal. Surveys, though not all, show favorable trends for New Yorkers in key swing states. So much so that industry portal The Hill, which analyzes various types of data and runs a special “election barometer,” currently has him at 52 percent. chances for the presidency. This is the highest figure in this cycle and the first time above 50%.
Pennsylvania can decide
Ibex remains cautious pending results
The Ibex 35 remains above 11,800 points this Tuesday. The index is trading slightly lower, in line with the behavior of other European indicators.
Investors remain cautious, in line with the mixed close recorded yesterday in the Wall Street. The S&P 500 fell 0.18 percent from Friday’s record high of 5,853, while the Dow Jones lost 0.8 percent to 42,931.
Stock markets are now focusing their attention on the season for publishing the results, without losing sight of the movements of the central banks.
Investors want to see if the company’s data justifies valuations. In Europe they will announce their results Interparfums Fr loreal, while in the USA it will be the turn of General Motors,Texas Instruments Mr Verizon.
in Spain, Enags present this tuesday ulosses of 130 million due to losses from the sale of Tallgrass.
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In a Harvard University forum, the requirements to be a judge after judicial reform are being laughed at
The minister Alfredo Gutiérrez Ortiz Mena, a member of the Supreme Court of the Nation (SCJN), participated in an academic forum at Harvard University where he explained the scope of recent judicial reform in Mexico.
During his speech, detailed the new constitutional requirements for a judge or magistrate, which include a minimum 8 grade point average for higher education and the submission of five letters of recommendation.
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These changes, approved in September by Morena, PT and PVEM, caused laughter among the American judges and academics present at the event.
LAUGHTER AT HARVARD FOR NEW SCJN REQUIREMENTS
Minister Alfredo Gutierrez Ortiz Mena went to Harvard to sit on a jury
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October 22, 2024
Gutiérrez Ortiz Mena explained that those who meet these requirements will be able to participate in the popular elections in June 2025.where new members of the Judiciary will be elected.
Despite the mocking reaction of those present, The hall full of students and speakers did not comment on the reform.
UK prison release LIVE: Labor considers letting criminals serve sentences at home | United Kingdom | News
Hundreds more prisoners were released early today by Sir Keir Starmer as the Labor government considers allowing prisoners to serve sentences at home.
The Labor government is pressing ahead with plans to release around 1,000 prisoners, despite calls for a reversal and public safety concerns.
The parole scheme allows people serving sentences for lesser crimes to leave prison after serving 40 per cent of their sentence. It does not apply to prisoners serving sentences for certain crimes, including sex crimes, serious violent crimes, domestic violence, terrorism and national security crimes.
Former Home Secretary Dame Priti Patel called on the Ministry of Justice to halt the scheme following reports that those already released had reoffended and a lack of data on reoffending rates, recall from prison and support for victims.
Meanwhile, the Labor government has announced a review where prisoners could be placed on some form of house arrest to reduce pressure on prison numbers.
Express.co.uk is at HMP Wandsworth this morning speaking to those prisoners who have been released.
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Mulberry dismisses Frasers takeover bid as ‘unviable’ Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) – British luxury brand Mulberry on Tuesday rejected a second takeover bid from Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group, calling it “unviable”.
On October 11, Frasers raised its offer to 150 pence per Mulberry share, valuing the brand, best known for its handbags, at 111 million pounds ($144 million).
Mulberry’s largest shareholder, Challice Limited, the vehicle of Singapore-based property tycoon Ong Beng Seng and his wife Christina, which owns 56.4%, said on October 13 that it would not support Frasers’ offer.
Under UK takeover rules, Frasers, which owns 37% of Mulberry, has until October 28 to make a firm offer or pull out.
Mulberry shares closed on Monday at 125p.
($1 = 0.7689 pounds)
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October 21, 2024
Today’s Almanac, 22 October: The Decline of ‘Old Dates’
He was born on October 22, 1811 Franz Lisztoutstanding piano virtuoso and profound innovator of nineteenth-century music. As an adult, he composed only one work, which remains unfinished, The Sardanapalorediscovered only a few years ago. On October 22, 1883, Faust of Gounod, opened to the public Metropolitan Opera House of New York. The Old Met occupied a block on Broadway, between West 39th and West 40th. Residents of the Big Apple nicknamed it the “Brick Brewery” because it looked somewhat industrial from the outside. Inside, however, there was nothing to envy a large European theater: stucco, velvet, crystal chandeliers and a gold damask curtain. It is also known for its excellent acoustics. But in the middle of the twentieth century, its spaces were already considered insufficient (especially behind the scenes). So it was decided to build a new one elsewhere, and given the sensitivity of the Americans to the old – very small – the glorious theater came to a bad end: it was demolished in 1967, despite a public campaign to save it. Today there is a skyscraper in its place. The “New Met” at Lincoln Center, opened in 1966.
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