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The council voted 7-1 to pass a resolution asking for the county to reopen the location for November elections.

Justizia Aranarentzat plataformak seinalatu duenez, akusazioak dio ikerketa-lerro hori ezinbestekoa dela, "tiro egiteko agindua eman zuen arduradun zuzena delako". "Poliziak sistematikoki erabiltzen du indarkeria fisikoa, dagoen zigorgabetasun-testuinguruak babesten duelako eta botere judizialaren nahiz Eusko Jaurlaritza bezalako erakunde politikoen babesa duelako".

Gutxienez lau aldiz egin diote eraso faxistek Gasteizko Gaztetxeari azken hilabeteetan. Faxismoaren adierazpen txikiena ere borrokatzeko deia egin du Gaztetxeak, eta 'kutxipasa' antolatu du “Faxismoa suntsitu!” lelopean, ostiral honetarako 20:00etan.

Ekologistak Martxan taldeak ehiza "haurrak errespetuan eta babesean heztearekin bateraezina" dela salatu du, eta azpimarratu du administrazio publikoek "errespetuan, enpatian, zaintzan eta bizikidetzan oinarritutako ereduak" bultzatu behar dituztela.

Etxebizitza Sindikatu Sozialistak eta Etxebizitza Sindikatuen Sareak deituta, Bilbon, Donostian, Gasteizen eta Iruñean eginen dituzte protestak ostiralean 19:00etan. ELA sindikatuak protesta horietan parte hartzeko deia luzatu die herritarrei. LABek ere hartuko ditu karrikak asteburuan, etxebizitzaren negozioaren kontra.

En septiembre de 2023, la FECI abrió cajas con votos y después retiró más de 125 mil documentos y actas originales que estaban bajo custodia del TSE, gracias a las diligencias autorizadas por el juez Fredy Orellana. Además de violentar la custodia de los votos, fiscales de la FECI se habrían extralimitado al declarar que ... Read more The post El MP puede reabrir las investigaciones a jueces y fiscales que atentaron contra la democracia appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

(The Center Square) – In a politically charged election year, the Ohio Legislature on Wednesday suspended the state’s tax on gasoline and diesel for 90 days as drivers grapple with soaring prices at the pump due to international events and other factors. The suspension will cost the state treasury about $725 million and save individual motorists about $3 a week, according to lawmakers. “Gov. [Mike] DeWine intends to sign the bill,” spokesman Dan Tierney told The Center Square. Lawamkers passed the bill as an emergency measure, meaning it will take effect as soon as DeWine signs it, eliminating the 38.5-cents-per-gallon tax on gasoline and the 47-cents tax on diesel. The purpose is to provide “immediate tax relief to Ohioans,” said Sen. Michelle Reynolds, R-Canal Winchester. When gas and diesel prices rise, “families have to make difficult choices to make ends meet," said. Sen. Timkin, R-Jackson Township. “High gas and diesel prices affect everyone, from farmers harvesting their crops to truck drivers transporting goods to consumers at the grocery store. Everyone feels the economic pain of high gas prices.” Opponents labeled the legislation a political stunt caused by U.S. military action in the Middle East which has caused oil prices to soar. “Republicans have already made devastating cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and public education. Now they want to commit nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars against money they expect to have next June,” Rep. Tristan Rader, D-Lakewood, said. “Families will be living with the consequences of this recklessness long after the campaign signs come down.” Senate Democratic Leader Nickie Antonio, D-Lakewood, sent a letter to Senate President Rob McColley, R-Napoleon,raising concerns about his conflicts of interest in presiding over the Senate while serving as a candidate for lieutenant governor. “On Wednesday, the Senate will take up S.B. 475, legislation announced last week by the Republican candidate for governor, with you at his side as his candidate for lieutenant governor. He has described your role on the ticket as a governing partner who will help advance his legislative agenda. That is a legitimate role for a running mate. It is not a role the presiding officer of the Ohio Senate should play from the chair,” read the letter.

La investigación, originada a partir de dos denuncias presentadas por la concejala Karina Guzmán (Regionalista), detectó una serie de deficiencias en un contrato suscrito durante la actual administración del alcalde Sacha Razmilic (Evópoli). El organismo fiscalizador anunció un reparo por $180 millones ante el Juzgado de Cuentas y un sumario para determinar eventuales responsabilidades. Este artículo Municipio de Antofagasta bajo la lupa de Contraloría: Pagaron $180 millones por arriendo de edificio antes de recibirlo y sin acreditar su uso fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

California lawmakers sent Gavin Newsom hundreds of bills in his final months as governor. Here's how he handled proposals to counter the Trump administration, lower the cost of living, crack down on data centers and boost retirement plans for public employees.

AMES —  Researchers at the Ames National Laboratory are part of a U.S. Department of Energy initiative, called Mine of the Future Initiative, aimed at boosting the nation’s supply chain for critical minerals which are currently held almost entirely by China.  Audrey Robertson, assistant secretary of energy for the Office of Critical Mineral and Energy Innovation, […]

La actriz convirtió la presentación internacional de Kill Jackie en una inesperada alfombra roja gracias a un vestido joya en tono champán que recupera el glamour más clásico del cine.

Quase metade de 94 instrumentos de ação pública no campo da agroecologia, agricultura familiar e soberania alimentar são inéditos O post Pesquisa revela reconstrução e expansão da agenda agroecológica no governo federal entre 2023 e 2026 apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

Treinadores e comissões técnicas enfrentam cobranças, jornadas intensas e desgaste emocional longe dos holofotes O post Quem cuida de quem cuida dos atletas? A pressão pela saúde mental nos bastidores do alto rendimento apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday said Arizona’s law that forces disclosure of anonymous campaign spending is constitutional, rejecting the claims of a conservative group that argued that the law violated the First Amendment rights of people who want to secretly influence voters. The ruling by a three-judge panel on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court […]

A agenda dos presidenciáveis nesta quarta-feira (30) incluiu caminhadas, carreatas, panfletagens e encontros com apoiadores, além de entrevistas em rádio e podcast.  >> Veja como foi o dia dos candidatos a presidente: Romeu Zema (Novo) O candidato não teve agenda pública de campanha. Notícias relacionadas:Candidato do PRTB, Leonardo Avalanche desiste de disputar Presidência.Frente de prefeitos apresenta carta com propostas aos presidenciáveis.Novas tecnologias levam Justiça Eleitoral a reforçar regras de votação.Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) O candidato Ronaldo Caiado fez carreatas nas cidades de Goiás, Valparaíso de Goiás e Luziânia, todas no estado de Goiás.  Caiado defendeu avanço no desenvolvimento de Inteligência Artificial (IA) com base em código aberto e controle ético, para melhorar a qualidade de vida da população sem restringir novas aplicações.  “O Brasil não pode ser comprador de tecnologia. O Brasil tem que estar num passo avançado. É código aberto, é liberdade para que a inteligência possa produzir as melhores plataformas para que a gente desenvolva o nosso país”, disse.  Rui Costa Pimenta (PCO) O candidato Rui Costa Pimenta fez campanha no Recife, onde participou do ato de encerramento da campanha no Sindicato dos Trabalhadores em Telecomunicações (Sinttel) de Pernambuco.  Samara Martins (UP)  A candidata Samara Martins entregou panfletos no Centro de Ensino Técnico e Formação Profissional (CETEF) e participou de assembleia de moradores da ocupação Eliana Silva, ambos em Belo Horizonte. Wilson Grassi (Democrata) O candidato Wilson Grassi concedeu entrevista ao canal Sevilla Cast. Augusto Cury (Avante) O candidato Augusto Cury cumpriu agenda de campanha em São Paulo. Ele participou de sabatina no canal Inteligência LTDA. Cury defendeu redução de gastos públicos e da taxa de juros. “Se o governo for menos gastador, menos irresponsável fiscalmente, vamos ter, em um ano, uma taxa Selic em 7% a 8%. Cada 1% que temos a menos na Selic, pagamos R$ 100 bilhões a menos para rolar a dívida federal”, disse. Clariana Barão (DC) A candidata Clariana Barão concedeu entrevista para a Rádio Cultura de Cuiabá. Edmilson Costa (PCB)  O candidato Edmilson Costa fez panfletagem na Feira do Guará e no terminal do metrô da região administrativa do Distrito Federal. Ele almoçou com apoiadores na Feira da Ceilândia.  Hertz Dias (PSTU) O candidato Hertz Dias fez campanha em Belém, onde participou de ato na sede do Sindicato dos Trabalhadores da Construção Civil.  Hertz Dias defendeu o fim da escala 6x1 e melhores salários para o setor.  "Defendemos o fim da escala 6x1, sem redução de salários e direitos, e a redução da jornada de trabalho para que os trabalhadores tenham mais tempo para suas famílias, estudos, lazer", afirmou. Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) O candidato Flávio Bolsonaro não teve agenda pública de campanha. Leonardo Avalanche (PRTB) O candidato Leonardo Avalanche não divulgou agenda pública de campanha. No fim do dia, ele anunciou a desistência de disputar a eleição presidencial.  Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) O candidato Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva deu entrevista a um pool de podcasts. Ele defendeu a reforma política, com o fim dos fundos partidário e eleitoral, compostos de verba de várias fontes, inclusive do Orçamento da União, e usados para financiar os partidos e custear despesas de campanha. “Hoje, sou taxativamente contra [os dois fundos]. Acho que levou os partidos políticos a uma coisa chamada promiscuidade. Se depender da minha vontade pessoal, vou acabar com isso”, disse Lula. O candidato cancelou participação em um comício em Juiz de Fora (MG), por causa de uma forte chuva que atingiu a cidade.  Renan Santos (Missão) O candidato Renan Santos encontrou apoiadores em Duque de Caxias (RJ) e Juiz de Fora (MG), e fez um ato público de campanha no centro histórico de Petrópolis (RJ).   A ordem de apresentação da cobertura da agenda dos candidatos a presidente segue rodízio diário em ordem alfabética. * Colaboraram Luciano Nascimento (São Luís), Marcelo Brandão (Brasília), Rafael Cardoso (Rio de Janeiro) e redação de São Paulo

(The Center Square) – Education leaders and organizations are weighing in following the Trump administration's formal rescission of the Biden administration's Title IX rule, discussing what it means for student protections in education. Now that the U.S. Department of Education has formally rescinded the Biden administration's Title IX rule and reinstated the Title IX regulations adopted by the Trump administration back in 2020, supporters note that this change will protect girls in sports, while critics say this will put more LGBTQ+ students in danger. This move follows federal court decisions that invalidated the Biden administration's 2024 Title IX rule. The Education Department also highlighted that the original purpose of Title IX is to “protect women’s safety, dignity, and educational opportunities in schools that receive federal funding.” Sarah Parshall Perry, vice president and senior legal fellow at Defending Education, told The Center Square that the change clarifies Title IX requirements for school officials. “I think this was a very necessary housekeeping measure,” Perry said. “I think it cleared up a lot for federal stakeholders across the country … school principals, the school board presidents, the people who are actually on the ground having to deal with these precise sort of tricky administrative issues.” She also said the rescission removes what she described as legal protection that some states had relied on in disputes with the Department of Education, particularly over transgender athletes. “We don't want to diminish the very purpose and the very mission of the statute in and of itself, simply because we have a disproportionate weight of one student's interests over the vast majority of the other students,” Perry told The Center Square. The California Family Council also supported the Trump administration's action. The organization has focused on opposing transgender participation in girls' sports and legislation in Sacramento related to transgender athletes. Sophia Lorey, outreach director for the California Family Council, told The Center Square that the Trump administration's action returns Title IX to what she described as its original purpose. Lorey said the Biden administration “kind of got this all confused” by allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls' sports, while arguing that the Trump administration's restoration of the 2020 rule returns Title IX to its original intent. Lorey said the change does not immediately alter California policy. “For California families, nothing really changes until Sacramento acts,” Lorey said. She noted that the federal change could strengthen legal arguments in cases involving protections for girls under Title IX. Critics of the administration's action argue that rescinding the Biden-era rule reduces protections for transgender students and students who experience sexual harassment or sexual violence. Caius Willingham, senior policy analyst at Advocates for Trans Equality, said the decision rolls back protections for students who are victims of sexual assault. “It is absolutely shameful that the Trump administration is turning its back on survivors of campus sexual assault,” Willingham told The Center Square. As the Education Department continues to dismantle itself and move its divisions to other departments, Willingham criticized the administration's focus on transgender students, saying resources should instead be directed toward enforcing the rights of students on campus. “While the administration has been putting its resources towards persecuting transgender students, they've completely alighted their responsibility to enforce the rights of students who are victims of sexual harassment and sexual violence on campus,” Willingham said. Willingham pointed to a report from the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee that said despite the Office for Civil Rights receiving an expected record number of civil rights complaints in 2025, the Trump administration's Office for Civil Rights reached 112 resolution agreements, the fewest in at least 12 years. The report said the office reached no resolution agreements in 2025 regarding sexual harassment and sexual violence, among other issues. “We're just going to continue seeing the Trump administration failing students by both shrinking the amount of resources that these departments have, while redirecting their resources towards cases that really don't benefit anybody,” Willingham told The Center Square. “Persecuting transgender students is not actually furthering the interests of any other student.” Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, CEO of the pro-LGBTQ+ nonprofit Glisten, also criticized the administration's decision. "The federal government stands on the side of harassers and abusers of children. It is not surprising in a government led by a convicted felon, that his department of education removes barriers to the exploitation of children," Willingham-Jaggers said in a statement sent to The Center Square. "Every student deserves to learn without fear, and today our government walked away from that promise."

Cela fait trois ans que la mesure était dans les tiroirs. À partir du jeudi 1er octobre, les protections hygiéniques réutilisables sont intégralement ou partiellement remboursées pour toutes les femmes de moins de 26 ans et pour les plus précaires. Près de 7 millions de personnes peuvent récupérer des culottes ou des cups menstruelles en pharmacie. Le gouvernement justifie le remboursement de ces produits par leur caractère « écologique ». Chez les étudiantes de l'université Paris Nanterre, la mesure convainc, mais pas totalement.

State Sen. Blake Miguez’s official domicile is in New Iberia, according to an opinion released by Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s office Wednesday. In practical terms, her staff determined Miguez’s primary residence is located outside the 6th Congressional District, where he is currently running for office.

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