Relaciones Internacionales – Comunicación Internacional

25 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Watiting for the sentences in Paris’ (Charlie Hebdo) and Christchurch (Brenton Tarrant)

 

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Washington Post, Aug 25, 2020

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The gunman who attacked worshipers at two New Zealand mosques last year, killing 51 people and injuring 49, faced his surviving victims and relatives of the deceased in a courtroom on Monday as harrowing new details of the killing rampage emerged.

A judge this week is determining the sentence for Brenton Tarrant, who pleaded guilty in March to dozens of counts of murder and attempted murder and one count of committing a terrorist act in connection with the March 15, 2019, massacres at the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Center in Christchurch. The 29-year-old Australian had posted white-supremacist views online and live-streamed the slaughter on Facebook.

A white supremacist who killed 51 people at two mosques in New Zealand in 2019 watched on Aug. 24 as relatives of his victims recalled the horror of the attack. (Reuters)

The attacks — the worst acts of violence in New Zealand’s modern history — shocked a nation accustomed to low crime rates and little history of terrorist activity, and spurred Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to tighten gun laws.

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Attentats de janvier 2015 : le procès s’ouvre sous haute surveillance à Paris
14 accusés devront répondre à partir du 2 septembre d’avoir apporté un soutien aux frères Kouachi et à Amedy Coulibaly dans la préparation des attentats.
Attentats de janvier 2015 : le procès s’ouvre sous haute surveillance à Paris w.lpnt.fr/2388858t #Justice v @LePoint
 

 

25 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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El polvorín del Mediterráneo Oriental // The Eastern Mediterranean tinderbox

The Turkish drilling vessel Yavuz is seen being escorted by a Turkish Navy frigate in the eastern Mediterranean

Reuters v BBC

BBC Dip correspondent

Over recent weeks, tensions have been rising in the waters of the Eastern Mediterranean, prompted by what seems like a simple rivalry over energy resources.

Turkey has pursued an aggressive gas exploration effort, its research vessel heavily protected by warships of the Turkish Navy. There have been encounters with rival Greek vessels and a third Nato country, France, has become involved, siding with the Greeks. Continue leyendo →

25 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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How Russian Media Reported the Coronavirus Pandemic | Nieman Storyboard

 
 
Russian TV’s upbeat coverage of Covid-19 was in stark contrast to the devastating reporting by the country’s independent news outlets.
niemanstoryboard.org 5:27 PM · Aug 25, 2020
 
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jean-paul marthoz@jpmarthoz
 

25 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Comment la Première Guerre mondiale a donné naissance au renseignement (GEO)

Durant la Grande Guerre, les services d’espionnage des deux camps ont eu à vaincre d’abord les réticences des états-majors. Avant d’être considérés comme indispensables.

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24 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Pandemia: causas del caos en España y previsiones globales // Why is Spain being hit again

 
Why is Spain being hit again by the coronavirus pandemic?  By Oriol Güell
EL PAÍS spoke with experts about the rise in Covid-19 cases, which they blamed on a hasty deescalation process and said must be addressed with better contact tracing and data management english.elpais.com Aug 24, 2020
 

Por qué España es el peor país de Europa en Covid-19 (Pr Rafael J. Álvarez)

España suma 386.054 contagios desde que empezó la pandemia del Covid y hoy tiene una incidencia acumulada en los últimos 14 días de 152 infectados por cada 100.000 habitantes. El siguiente país europeo en casos es el Reino Unido, con 324.601, y en proporción es Malta, con 121. Tanto en términos absolutos como relativos, no hay un país en toda Europa que esté en peor situación que el nuestro.

¿Por qué?

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Nicholas Christakis on fighting covid-19 by truly understanding the virus
The latest coronavirus is different from past ones, so requires a different response
economist.com
.@NAChristakis, doctor and sociologist at Yale: «For covid-19, at least 40% of the world’s 7.6bn people will probably become infected, with millions of deaths. We have a long and sorrowful way to go. So we had better respond wisely…» 10:37 AM · Aug 24, 2020
-COVID-19: What you need to know about the #coronavirus pandemic on 24 August bit.ly/2YtejlM #COVID19
 
 
 

23 agosto, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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The death of money (Jared Dillian, Mauldin)

Jared Dillian

Episode 1

Over the past couple of months, I’ve been taking steps to get ready.

My personal portfolio was already organized with inflation in mind, but now every position I’m in could be labeled as an “inflation play.”

Why?

Because I believe a period of higher inflation is on the way.

And, if there is anything I learned from the 2009–2011 experience, it’s that the market responds to the fear of inflation rather than actual inflation. Continue leyendo →