To register low insecurity rates in the entity, Oaxaca was the headquarters of the XXX Plenary Assembly of the National Conference of Secretaries of Public Securitywhich was chaired by the Governor Solomon Jara Cross and was attended by the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) of the Government of Mexico Rosa Icela Rodríguez.
During the meeting in which 23 public security officials, representatives of this agency and state and federal officials participated, different tactics on the matter used by each entity were examined, as well as strategic areas to strengthen their actions in favor of citizens.
In his participation, the Governor of Oaxaca reported that the reduction in crime rates was achieved as a result of various works such as the dignification of the salaries of police elements, trained, certified and professional security forces, and the improvement of tactical and infrastructure. He highlighted that 2,206 topiles have been certified in 109 municipalities.
He stated that strategies of this nature made the state the fifth state with the least crimes per 100,000 inhabitants, and that during 2023 violent deaths of women were reduced by 30 percent.
During the Plenary Session, the concern of the federal entities was also expressed regarding the possibility that the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) declares informal preventive detention inapplicable.
We Want And Need Things To Go Well:…
This Thursday, April 25, the President Gustavo Petro visited the township of Media Luna, jurisdiction of San Diego, to inaugurate the health post. In the middle of her words, Governor of Cesar assured that she needs and hopes that things go well to the president for the good of all.
“We want to support him and we want to accompany him. The president needs allies who are friends of him, people who have the same outlook as him, who are fair, who have the possibility of giving more to the Cesar and Colombia“, began the governor.
And I add: “We need, we know and we trust that we have a reciprocal president with this region. We need him to do well; we want him to do well; “There is not an idea that we do not want to accompany in the just cause of making a great government.”
A REQUEST
The governor of Cesar also made a request to the president, related to investment projects for the department.
“We had the opportunity to go to the office of his Minister of Finance and leave there the possibility of an investment that exceeds 1.5 billion for Cesar,
The Deadline To Use The Xuntas 2024 Trade…
From this Friday, April 26, it is possible to start using the Galicia Trade Bonuswhich allows you to save up to 30 euros in purchases in local and proximity stores. This new edition of the initiative will last until September, but will not arrive until that month, as it usually sells out in a matter of weeks, so it is essential to be quick when making purchases.
The one that is the fourth edition of the Activa Comercio Bonds They are now reaching the opening phase to request the discount, after opening in the middle of the month for the different stores to join. According to the information available on the Xunta website, There are more than 5,400 establishments, in Vigo alone, that will accept this bonus.
How do you request the Activa Comercio 2024 Bonus from the Xunta de Galicia?
The system is very simple. For Apply for the Xunta de Galicia Trade Bonus by registering on the website enabled by the Xunta. –click here- starting this Friday, April 26.
- Register on the website
- You will receive an SMS verification code
- With this code the Bonus will be activated and it can be downloaded to your mobile
- Find out if the store accepts the bonus
- Pay by showing the QR code on the voucher to apply the discount.
Ex-Romanian President Iliescu (94) Charged Again With Crimes…
Ion Iliescu — © AFP
Former Romanian President IIon Iliescu has been charged again with crimes against humanity for his role in the suppression of a 1990 demonstration in Bucharest. The Public Prosecution Service has announced this.
Iliescu was one of the leaders of the revolution in December 1989 against communist President Nicolae Ceaușescu. He was then elected president. However, his presidency was controversial, as according to many he tried to continue the line of communism.
In 1990, he even bloodily suppressed a peaceful popular protest against his rule. Thousands of miners traveled to Bucharest to help the police at Illiescu’s request. He then thanked them for “their great sense of civic duty”. In total, four people were killed, two were raped and 1,300 were injured. More than 1,200 demonstrators were deprived of their freedom “for political reasons”.
Iliescu was already taken to court in 2017, but the case was dismissed for procedural reasons. However, the investigation is now being reopened. The now 94-year-old Illescu theoretically risks 25 years in prison, but has stated several times in the past “that he cannot be blamed for anything.” He further dismissed the accusations as “nonsense”.
NOW: Gallery Opens Its Doors With Free Exhibitions…
Gallery will be open from 10am to 7pm, with exhibitions available until February 29.
At the vibrant contemporary art space NOW: Gallery, located at Av. Los Conquistadores 780, San Isidro, art lovers have the opportunity to explore a series of exhibitions for free during the month of February. The gallery, recognized for being a beacon of innovation, is presented as the perfect setting for those seeking to immerse themselves in contemporary art.
‘Business / Thresholds’, Miguel Ángel Polick’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, invites visitors to an intriguing mix of paintings, drawings and objects. The deep exploration of entertainment, memory and the arrival of the new millennium merges with Japanese animation and the Lima atmosphere. Polick uses photorealism to celebrate the outward appearance of everyday objects, focusing on neighborhood businesses and examining what their closed doors, advertising spaces, and stickers tell us.
The group exhibition ‘Anatomy of Fictions’, curated by Tarissa Revilla and Mariafernanda Marquez, reveals the intersection between the real and the imaginary. Seven artists, both local and international, explore the deconstruction of materiality, inviting art lovers to an encounter between the organic and synthetic.
Finally, ‘Remains of something not quite alive’ by Krizia León-Porta,
51,000 Was Recovered And Investigation Is On
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Thiruvananthapuram: 51,000 rupees were found near the booth on the polling day in Malayinkeez. 51,000 was found abandoned on the stairs near Booth 112 at Machel LP School.
500 notes are in excess. There are three or four notes of 200 and 100. The money was first spotted by a man standing in line to vote at the booth around 8:30am. Later, others also came to know about the incident.
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Then the panchayat member was informed. Officials visited the spot and checked, prepared a mahazar and transferred the amount to the Malayin Keez treasury. The incident happened in the morning. But so far no one has come forward to show that the money was lost. An investigation is also underway whether the money was lost from the hands of those who came to vote or the money arrived in some other way.
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Macron Threatens Sanctions Against Settlers Guilty Of Violence…
France – The French presidency announced that Paris is “considering taking other measures” to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers “guilty of committing acts of violence against Palestinian civilians” in the West Bank.
The French presidency said in a statement following a phone call between President Emmanuel Macron and King Abdullah II of Jordan that “with regard to the West Bank, the two leaders strongly condemned the recent Israeli announcements in the field of settlements, which contradict international law.”
She added that Macron “mentioned that first measures had been taken against settlers guilty of committing acts of violence against Palestinian civilians, and that France was studying other measures in consultation with its partners.”
Last February, Paris said it had adopted “sanctions” against 28 “extremist Israeli settlers” guilty of “committing acts of violence against Palestinian civilians in the West Bank.” These 28 individuals are “targeted by an administrative ban” that prevents them from entering French territory, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Last week, the European Union imposed sanctions on four Israeli settlers and two groups of “extremist” Israeli activists due to violence against Palestinians in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
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CURRENT PHOTO Up To TWO MASS Accidents Occurred…
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Accident on the exit from Piešťany to Vrbové. Source: Facebook/Transport service
SOBOTIŠTE/PIEŠŤANY – Traffic in Slovakia is complicated by mass accidents. They are reported between Piešťany and Vrbov and Lopaš and Senica. Emergency services intervene in places and restrictions must be taken into account.
Update 17:20 – The traffic accident between Piešťany and Vrbov has already been removed. It was reported by the Green Wave of RTVS.
The Green Wave RTVS and drivers reported on the accidents on the social network. Three passenger cars collided between Lopaš and Senica. Expect delays on the section.
Mass accident Between Lopašov and Senica near the turn to Sobotište. Source: Facebook/Transport service
“On the route from Piešťany to Vrbové, after the D1 exit, four passenger cars collided, the section is reported as impassable, you can bypass it via Veľké Orvište,” writes Green Wave. According to witnesses, all rescue services are on the scene and convoys are forming there.
Oceanside Pier Fire: The Battle Rages On
Day 1 Recap of Oceanside Pier Fire
As the sun rose on the second day, numerous fire crews persisted in their efforts to combat a massive blaze that had taken hold of the end of the iconic Oceanside Pier. The battle continued both on land and at sea, with a constant stream of water being directed towards the pier to douse the lingering flames.
The previous day had seen a thick plume of dark smoke billowing over the North County coastal city around 3 p.m., prompting the deployment of four firefighting boats and two rescue boats. Even into the early hours of the morning, the firefighting efforts were ongoing, with Oceanside Fire Chief David Parsons expressing cautious optimism about gaining control over the fire.
Investigation and Progress
Arson investigators were already on the scene, focusing their attention on the old Ruby’s location as a potential point of origin for the fire. Parsons mentioned that the area was unde rgoing renovations in preparation for a new restaurant, indicating that the fire might have started during this process.
Throughout the night, the decision was made to allow certain areas of the fire to burn due to the challenges posed by hard-to-reach spots.