Rosario and Nancy, sister and mother, respectively, of Luis Felipe Zschoche, one of the Bataclan victims, have not stopped fighting so that the murder at the hands of the Islamic State does not go unpunished; they are now in Paris to attend the trial.
In the heart of the French capital, the process that starts this Wednesday brings together 1,800 civil parties, 330 lawyers and magistrates, representatives of 141 media and, above all, 14 of the 20 accused.
The National Migration Institute detailed that the deaths were due to various causes such as drowning (22 cases), accidents, firearms, health problems, dehydration in the desert and assaults.
They consider that September 11 marked the beginning of the loss of power of the United States with respect to other countries.
More than 2.5 million Salvadorans live abroad, the majority in the United States, and in 2020 they sent almost 6 billion dollars, 23% of the country’s GDP.
To date, more than 13 of the 19 million inhabitants of the country have completed their vaccination schedule, which places Chile as one of the fastest in the world to immunize.
Over the weekend, El Salvador’s Supreme Court ruled that the country’s president can serve two consecutive terms, opening the door for President Nayib Bukele to stand for re-election in 2024.
The company informed that it is too early to define the causes of the explosion and that it will collaborate with the National FFA Organization and the Vandenberg Space Force Base to investigate the facts.
The island restricted the entry of travelers on March 24, allowing only residents to enter, and on April 2, 2020, it completely closed its borders except for merchandise traffic.
The “Rights Now” platform said that Bolsonaro “convulses the social fabric by promoting citizen weapons campaigns, taking over the national day and calling armed militiamen to the streets against a pillar of the democratic system.”