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El socio minoritario alerta del riesgo de bloqueo político y reclama a Sánchez cambios profundos, pero La Moncloa apuesta por un encuentro discreto que rebaja el alcance de las exigencias para encauzar la crisis.

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El socio minoritario alerta del riesgo de bloqueo político y reclama a Sánchez cambios profundos, pero La Moncloa apuesta por un encuentro discreto que rebaja el alcance de las exigencias para encauzar la crisis.

Since his inauguration in January, President Donald Trump has issued executive orders directing the Energy Department to end support for wind and solar generation and clear the way for new nuclear development.

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Since his inauguration in January, President Donald Trump has issued executive orders directing the Energy Department to end support for wind and solar generation and clear the way for new nuclear development.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. In a move with potentially profound consequences for Indianapolis education, a state-backed task force has told lawmakers they should establish a new agency to oversee both the city school district and charter schools. The Indianapolis Local Education Alliance voted 8-1 on Wednesday to recommend the creation of the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation. The IPS board as well as boards for individual charters would both report to this new authority. The new agency would consist of nine members appointed by the mayor: three IPS board members, three charter leaders, and three at-large members, all of whom would have to live within IPS boundaries. The new corporation would have the power to impose property taxes, which it would distribute to both charter and IPS schools. It would also manage the district’s buildings and transportation services through its own staff, establish a framework for school accountability, and manage a unified enrollment system. If state lawmakers agree to turn the ILEA’s recommendations into law, the vote would mark a monumental shift in the city’s educational landscape. It would represent a significant loss of power for IPS and a qualified victory for charter supporters, after years of rising conflict between the two sectors. The GOP-run state legislature has become increasingly skeptical of IPS while passing legislation favorable to charters when it comes to issues like property taxes. In addition, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance voted to restrict the number of charter school authorizers to the mayor’s Office of Education Innovation, the Indiana Charter School Board, and the IPS school board, which this week said it will seek to become a charter authorizer. The recommendations also require all schools to offer transportation to students living within the IPS boundary, and exempt IPS buildings from a state law that requires districts to make unused buildings available to charter schools for the sale or lease price of $1. ILEA member Tina Ahlgren, an IPS parent and teacher, was the sole no vote. The ILEA’s recommendations come amid struggles by both IPS and charters to address structural challenges. The district has been losing students for years. IPS also has significant long-term financial problems as well as underutilized buildings. Charters, meanwhile, have struggled to acquire buildings and provide transportation services as their enrollments have grown, and roughly 1 in 3 Indianapolis charters closed from 2001 to 2023. The ILEA’s recommendation to reduce the power of the IPS board matches the desire among many charter supporters for less power to rest with the elected school board. But supporters of traditional IPS schools have not only opposed efforts to diminish the elected school board; they’ve also pushed for the board to exercise power over charters as well as district-run schools. They’ve criticized the growth of charters, calling for more accountability in that sector, and said that the elected school board should serve as the only charter authorizer. This story will be updated. Amelia Pak-Harvey covers Indianapolis and Lawrence Township schools for Chalkbeat Indiana. Contact Amelia at apak-harvey@chalkbeat.org.

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Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. In a move with potentially profound consequences for Indianapolis education, a state-backed task force has told lawmakers they should establish a new agency to oversee both the city school district and charter schools. The Indianapolis Local Education Alliance voted 8-1 on Wednesday to recommend the creation of the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation. The IPS board as well as boards for individual charters would both report to this new authority. The new agency would consist of nine members appointed by the mayor: three IPS board members, three charter leaders, and three at-large members, all of whom would have to live within IPS boundaries. The new corporation would have the power to impose property taxes, which it would distribute to both charter and IPS schools. It would also manage the district’s buildings and transportation services through its own staff, establish a framework for school accountability, and manage a unified enrollment system. If state lawmakers agree to turn the ILEA’s recommendations into law, the vote would mark a monumental shift in the city’s educational landscape. It would represent a significant loss of power for IPS and a qualified victory for charter supporters, after years of rising conflict between the two sectors. The GOP-run state legislature has become increasingly skeptical of IPS while passing legislation favorable to charters when it comes to issues like property taxes. In addition, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance voted to restrict the number of charter school authorizers to the mayor’s Office of Education Innovation, the Indiana Charter School Board, and the IPS school board, which this week said it will seek to become a charter authorizer. The recommendations also require all schools to offer transportation to students living within the IPS boundary, and exempt IPS buildings from a state law that requires districts to make unused buildings available to charter schools for the sale or lease price of $1. ILEA member Tina Ahlgren, an IPS parent and teacher, was the sole no vote. The ILEA’s recommendations come amid struggles by both IPS and charters to address structural challenges. The district has been losing students for years. IPS also has significant long-term financial problems as well as underutilized buildings. Charters, meanwhile, have struggled to acquire buildings and provide transportation services as their enrollments have grown, and roughly 1 in 3 Indianapolis charters closed from 2001 to 2023. The ILEA’s recommendation to reduce the power of the IPS board matches the desire among many charter supporters for less power to rest with the elected school board. But supporters of traditional IPS schools have not only opposed efforts to diminish the elected school board; they’ve also pushed for the board to exercise power over charters as well as district-run schools. They’ve criticized the growth of charters, calling for more accountability in that sector, and said that the elected school board should serve as the only charter authorizer. This story will be updated. Amelia Pak-Harvey covers Indianapolis and Lawrence Township schools for Chalkbeat Indiana. Contact Amelia at apak-harvey@chalkbeat.org.

Los otros dos hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner, el matrimonio de Hollywood que fue brutalmente asesinado este fin de semana, entregaron declaraciones tras la muerte de sus padres. Recordemos que, el principal sospechoso de este asesinato es Nick Reiner, uno de los tres hijos de la pareja, quien presuntamente los habría apuñalado. Ahora, sus … Continua leyendo "Hablan los otros hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner: "Pedimos que las especulaciones se moderen"" The post Hablan los otros hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner: "Pedimos que las especulaciones se moderen" appeared first on BioBioChile.

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Los otros dos hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner, el matrimonio de Hollywood que fue brutalmente asesinado este fin de semana, entregaron declaraciones tras la muerte de sus padres. Recordemos que, el principal sospechoso de este asesinato es Nick Reiner, uno de los tres hijos de la pareja, quien presuntamente los habría apuñalado. Ahora, sus … Continua leyendo "Hablan los otros hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner: "Pedimos que las especulaciones se moderen"" The post Hablan los otros hijos de Rob y Michelle Reiner: "Pedimos que las especulaciones se moderen" appeared first on BioBioChile.

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge Wednesday blocked a policy from the Department of Homeland Security, finding that it violated an appropriations law that allows members of Congress to make unannounced oversight visits to federal facilities that detain immigrants. Judge Jia Cobb rejected the Trump administration’s argument that the new policy doesn’t prevent members of Congress […]

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge Wednesday blocked a policy from the Department of Homeland Security, finding that it violated an appropriations law that allows members of Congress to make unannounced oversight visits to federal facilities that detain immigrants. Judge Jia Cobb rejected the Trump administration’s argument that the new policy doesn’t prevent members of Congress […]

En Tunisie, le quinzième anniversaire de la révolution s'est fêté dans une ambiance particulière ce 17 décembre. À Tunis, alors que des milliers de soutiens du président Kaïs Saïed, dont certains affrétés par bus, se sont rassemblés pour célébrer l'anniversaire avec des slogans pro-pouvoir, un autre rassemblement, dans le sud tunisien, à Gabès, est venu rappeler que beaucoup de revendications de la révolution n'ont jamais abouti, comme les demandes de justice sociale et environnementale.

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En Tunisie, le quinzième anniversaire de la révolution s'est fêté dans une ambiance particulière ce 17 décembre. À Tunis, alors que des milliers de soutiens du président Kaïs Saïed, dont certains affrétés par bus, se sont rassemblés pour célébrer l'anniversaire avec des slogans pro-pouvoir, un autre rassemblement, dans le sud tunisien, à Gabès, est venu rappeler que beaucoup de revendications de la révolution n'ont jamais abouti, comme les demandes de justice sociale et environnementale.

O Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) decidiu garantir que mulheres vítimas de violência doméstica podem receber benefícios do Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social (INSS) se precisaram de afastamento do trabalho. A Corte publicou nesta terça-feira (16) a decisão final na qual foram validadas as regras da Lei Maria da Penha que asseguram os benefícios. Notícias relacionadas: Lula: enfrentamento à violência contra mulher é prioridade na agenda. A lei definiu que a Justiça deve assegurar à mulher em situação de violência doméstica a manutenção do vínculo empregatício por seis meses enquanto se recupera dos danos causados pelos agressores. Por unanimidade, os ministros reconheceram que a mulher em situação de violência tem direito a um benefício previdenciário ou assistencial, conforme o vínculo com a seguridade social.  Segurada do INSS  No caso de mulheres que são seguradas do Regime Geral de Previdência Social, como empregada, contribuinte individual, facultativa ou segurada especial, o STF entendeu que os primeiros 15 dias de remuneração pelo afastamento será de responsabilidade do empregador. O período restante fica sob a responsabilidade do INSS. Para quem não tem relação de emprego, mas contribui para o INSS, o benefício deverá ser pago integralmente pelo órgão. Não segurada – O STF entendeu que as mulheres que não são seguradas do INSS deverão receber o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC). Nesse caso, a Justiça deverá comprovar que a mulher não tem outros meios para manter a renda.  Conforme a decisão, a requisição do benefício deverá ser feita pelo juiz criminal responsável pela análise das medidas protetivas, que já também estão previstas na Lei Maria da Penha.  A Corte também definiu a competência da Justiça Federal para julgar ações regressivas para cobrar dos agressores os gastos do INSS com o pagamento dos benefícios.

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O Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) decidiu garantir que mulheres vítimas de violência doméstica podem receber benefícios do Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social (INSS) se precisaram de afastamento do trabalho. A Corte publicou nesta terça-feira (16) a decisão final na qual foram validadas as regras da Lei Maria da Penha que asseguram os benefícios. Notícias relacionadas: Lula: enfrentamento à violência contra mulher é prioridade na agenda. A lei definiu que a Justiça deve assegurar à mulher em situação de violência doméstica a manutenção do vínculo empregatício por seis meses enquanto se recupera dos danos causados pelos agressores. Por unanimidade, os ministros reconheceram que a mulher em situação de violência tem direito a um benefício previdenciário ou assistencial, conforme o vínculo com a seguridade social.  Segurada do INSS  No caso de mulheres que são seguradas do Regime Geral de Previdência Social, como empregada, contribuinte individual, facultativa ou segurada especial, o STF entendeu que os primeiros 15 dias de remuneração pelo afastamento será de responsabilidade do empregador. O período restante fica sob a responsabilidade do INSS. Para quem não tem relação de emprego, mas contribui para o INSS, o benefício deverá ser pago integralmente pelo órgão. Não segurada – O STF entendeu que as mulheres que não são seguradas do INSS deverão receber o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC). Nesse caso, a Justiça deverá comprovar que a mulher não tem outros meios para manter a renda.  Conforme a decisão, a requisição do benefício deverá ser feita pelo juiz criminal responsável pela análise das medidas protetivas, que já também estão previstas na Lei Maria da Penha.  A Corte também definiu a competência da Justiça Federal para julgar ações regressivas para cobrar dos agressores os gastos do INSS com o pagamento dos benefícios.

Are recent gains against the US dollar just a blip – or the start of a new trend? A former Reserve Bank economist explains what to keep an eye on for the year ahead.

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Are recent gains against the US dollar just a blip – or the start of a new trend? A former Reserve Bank economist explains what to keep an eye on for the year ahead.

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For a while, Republican U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse says he’s been hearing a little voice in the back of his head telling him it might be time to step aside. On Wednesday, he announced he’d decided to follow that impulse and would not run for reelection next year in the 4th Congressional District in central […]

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For a while, Republican U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse says he’s been hearing a little voice in the back of his head telling him it might be time to step aside. On Wednesday, he announced he’d decided to follow that impulse and would not run for reelection next year in the 4th Congressional District in central […]

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El presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, afirmó este miércoles que el país continuará con el comercio de su petróleo. Esta declaración se produce luego de que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunciara un “bloqueo total y completo” contra los petroleros sancionados que entren o salgan de Venezuela. Maduro acusó a su homólogo norteamericano de … Continua leyendo "Maduro llama a militares de Colombia a defender soberanía y desafía bloqueo petrolero de EEUU" The post Maduro llama a militares de Colombia a defender soberanía y desafía bloqueo petrolero de EEUU appeared first on BioBioChile.

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El presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, afirmó este miércoles que el país continuará con el comercio de su petróleo. Esta declaración se produce luego de que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunciara un “bloqueo total y completo” contra los petroleros sancionados que entren o salgan de Venezuela. Maduro acusó a su homólogo norteamericano de … Continua leyendo "Maduro llama a militares de Colombia a defender soberanía y desafía bloqueo petrolero de EEUU" The post Maduro llama a militares de Colombia a defender soberanía y desafía bloqueo petrolero de EEUU appeared first on BioBioChile.

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is still in the spotlight, with big changes taking effect and more that could follow.

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is still in the spotlight, with big changes taking effect and more that could follow.

Tras un opaco inicio en la Copa UC, La Roja Sub 16 logró este miércoles una victoria crucial en su segundo partido del torneo al vencer por 3-1 a su similar de Venezuela. Este resultado no solo le permitió al seleccionado nacional recuperar terreno, sino que también renovó sus esperanzas de avanzar en el Grupo … Continua leyendo "Tras bochorno ante Argentina: La Roja Sub 16 resurge con fuerza al vencer a Venezuela por la Copa UC" The post Tras bochorno ante Argentina: La Roja Sub 16 resurge con fuerza al vencer a Venezuela por la Copa UC appeared first on BioBioChile.

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Tras un opaco inicio en la Copa UC, La Roja Sub 16 logró este miércoles una victoria crucial en su segundo partido del torneo al vencer por 3-1 a su similar de Venezuela. Este resultado no solo le permitió al seleccionado nacional recuperar terreno, sino que también renovó sus esperanzas de avanzar en el Grupo … Continua leyendo "Tras bochorno ante Argentina: La Roja Sub 16 resurge con fuerza al vencer a Venezuela por la Copa UC" The post Tras bochorno ante Argentina: La Roja Sub 16 resurge con fuerza al vencer a Venezuela por la Copa UC appeared first on BioBioChile.

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge Wednesday blocked a policy from the Department of Homeland Security, finding that it violated an appropriations law that allows members of Congress to make unannounced oversight visits to federal facilities that detain immigrants. Judge Jia Cobb rejected the Trump administration’s argument that the new policy doesn’t prevent members of Congress […]

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge Wednesday blocked a policy from the Department of Homeland Security, finding that it violated an appropriations law that allows members of Congress to make unannounced oversight visits to federal facilities that detain immigrants. Judge Jia Cobb rejected the Trump administration’s argument that the new policy doesn’t prevent members of Congress […]

El giro migratorio refuerza la estrategia de la primera ministra de Italia, quien ve cada vez más cercana la consolidación de los centros como herramienta, al tiempo que afianza su liderazgo interno y su proyección internacional.

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El giro migratorio refuerza la estrategia de la primera ministra de Italia, quien ve cada vez más cercana la consolidación de los centros como herramienta, al tiempo que afianza su liderazgo interno y su proyección internacional.

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Un escolar de Ourense reclama sentido común en la organización del transporte público para poder llegar a tiempo al colegio. La organización de los servicios públicos debe hacerse pensando en quienes dependen de ellas cada día.

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Un escolar de Ourense reclama sentido común en la organización del transporte público para poder llegar a tiempo al colegio. La organización de los servicios públicos debe hacerse pensando en quienes dependen de ellas cada día.

The Louisiana Supreme Court has refused Attorney General Liz Murrill’s request to return a convicted killer to death row, though it doesn’t necessarily derail her plans to challenge a U.S. Supreme Court precedent that declared executing minors was unconstitutional. The defendant in question, Dale Dwayne Craig, was just days away from turning 18 when he […]

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The Louisiana Supreme Court has refused Attorney General Liz Murrill’s request to return a convicted killer to death row, though it doesn’t necessarily derail her plans to challenge a U.S. Supreme Court precedent that declared executing minors was unconstitutional. The defendant in question, Dale Dwayne Craig, was just days away from turning 18 when he […]

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Earlier this month, Oregon’s most powerful corporate and political leaders gathered in Portland for the Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit. The agenda was packed with speeches from CEOs, economists, and policymakers, outlining what sponsors such as Amazon and Google believe Oregon’s future economy should look like. What was missing was impossible to ignore. There was […]

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Earlier this month, Oregon’s most powerful corporate and political leaders gathered in Portland for the Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit. The agenda was packed with speeches from CEOs, economists, and policymakers, outlining what sponsors such as Amazon and Google believe Oregon’s future economy should look like. What was missing was impossible to ignore. There was […]