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![]() The seven lives of Mohammed Deif
December 23, 2023 EUGENIO GARCÍA GASCÓN The Israelis believed that Mohammed Deif had serious functional difficulties that forced him to move around in a wheelchair, but videos released this week by the army show the head of the Hamas militia in the Gaza Strip fully functional, which has exposed the secret services to criticism that must be added to those already accumulated in recent months. Mohammed Deif has survived seven army attacks and on several occasions Israel has given him up for dead, only to later have to rectify.
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CECILIA VALDEZ The measures announced by the new government imply an adjustment and a fierce devaluation, but also an unprecedented State Reform that completely deregulates the economy with measures that will fully impact the most affected sectors of the economy that already coexist with year-on-year inflation. of 160%.
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![]() On the “champion and commissioner” of human rights in the world
December 18, 2023 PASCUAL SERRANO
If there is any country that boasts of defending human rights around the world, it is the United States. In the name of these rights, it imposes sanctions on countries, freezes funds from other governments abroad, orders the arrest of world leaders and even their relatives, and intervenes militarily anywhere in the world.
On the occasion of International Human Rights Day this December, let's take a look at that country that takes on the role of global watchdog.
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