The Italian island of Lampedusa has not registered the arrival of any boat with migrants in the early hours of Thursday, an apparent truce after more than 7,000 people arrived in the two previous days to this small enclave of the Mediterranean.

On Tuesday alone, there were more than 5,000 arrivals and on Wednesday night around 7,000 migrants crowded into the reception center, saturated by this surge.. The figure had already dropped this Thursday morning to below 4,500, after a series of transfers.

The City Council has declared a “state of emergency” and the mayor, Filippo Mannino, has marked the evacuation of all migrants as a “priority”, a prior step to what should be “structural solutions”. “We do not have the structures and logistics to deal with all this,” Mannino said, reports the RAI channel.

More than 120,000 migrants and refugees have arrived in Italy so far this year, according to data from the Ministry of the Interior. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that more than 2,000 have lost their lives along the way, including a five-month-old baby who drowned on Wednesday during a rescue operation.

For Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, what is happening in Lampedusa “is the symbol of a Europe that is not there”. The far-right politician has raised the tone and terms in several interviews to refer to this crisis: “When 120 ships disembark in a few hours, it is not a spontaneous episode, it is an act of war.”

Salvini considers that there is an “organized exodus” by the mafias, with the aim of “putting an uncomfortable Government in difficulties”. Giorgia Meloni's Executive has advocated toughening policies, as well as limiting the work of NGOs carrying out rescue operations in the Mediterranean.

Brussels emphasizes that it provides support

For its part, the European Commission has responded to criticism by defending its presence in the area and emphasizing that it provides operational and financial support to Italy to manage the arrival and reception of migrants.. In this sense, the community spokesperson for the Interior, Anita Hipper, has stressed that the EU has deployed 450 agents from Europol, Frontex and the EU Asylum Agency in the area, in addition to paying 40 million for the management of reception and transportation of migrants.

“President Ursula von der Leyen is in close contact with Meloni and there will be a call this afternoon to see the situation and how we can provide further support from the Commissioner for the Interior, Ylva Johannson, and the Italian Minister, Matteo Piantedosi,” he explained. at a press conference from Brussels.

Donald Trump will not sit in the dock in October. A Georgia judge has determined that only two of the 19 people charged in the case of alleged electoral conspiracy involving the former president will be tried in October, which for now leaves in the air the date on which the magnate will sit in the dock.

Judge Scott McAfee, of Fulton County, has only given the green light to the trials against lawyers Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell, who did request to expedite procedures. The prosecutor in the case, Fani Willis, had requested that the 19 defendants be tried jointly in October. “The court simply does not have a large enough space,” the judge stated among his arguments, who has even raised the possibility of separating the remaining 17 again, according to NBC News.

The judge's decision does not establish any precise date for Trump and the other 16 missing defendants, but the deadlines are already delayed at least until December. Trump has three other judicial fronts open, so the cases are expected to accumulate in 2024.

Trump and the rest of the defendants pleaded not guilty when they surrendered to the authorities in August. They are accused of being part of a criminal network that aspired to reverse the results of the 2020 presidential elections, in which Democrat Joe Biden won.

The Brazilian prisoner who escaped from a Pennsylvania (USA) prison at the end of August, Danelo Cavalcante, who had Chester County in suspense, was captured this Wednesday in an operation in which the use of firearms was not necessary. fire.

Lieutenant Colonel George Bivens, of the Pennsylvania State Police, detailed in a press conference that the fugitive was apprehended this Wednesday morning, around 8:00 a.m. (2:00 p.m. Spanish time), after being surrounded by police officers, in an operation of more than 500 agents.

The capture of the fugitive began on Tuesday night, after the burglar alarm at a house near Priser Road allowed agents to narrow the search perimeter.. A helicopter detected the presence of a heat source, but due to a storm it could not continue operating.

Cavalcante will be transferred this Wednesday to a prison where he will have to serve the life sentence to which he was sentenced for killing his girlfriend, Deborah Brandao, in April 2021 in the house they shared.

In the images offered by the media he could be seen handcuffed, with his hands behind his back before being placed in a police van.

In the images offered by the media he could be seen handcuffed, with his hands behind his back before being placed in a police van.

Danelo, 34, escaped on August 31 from the Chester County Prison, in Pocopson Township, using the curious 'crab method' to climb the walls, images that went viral.

A magnitude 4.6 tremor, the first aftershock that exceeds 4.5 since the earthquake on the 8th that left almost 3,000 dead, shook the affected Atlas area at 6:53 local time (5:53 GMT time) and was felt in the city of Marrakech.

Since the earthquake of magnitude between 6.8 and 7 (depending on the organization that measures it) occurred six days ago, there have been many aftershocks in the area and some have been felt, such as one of 3.9 this Wednesday, which in The village of Imi N'Tala led rescue services to ask journalists to leave the area due to the danger of landslides.

According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the tremor felt this Thursday was of magnitude 4.6 and occurred at a depth of 9.7 kilometers near Ighil, the same village in the Atlas Mountains. which was the epicenter of the deadly earthquake.

This is the most important aftershock recorded by Spain's National Geographic Institute (IGN) since the deadly earthquake.. In this time, there have been about thirty small earthquakes of more than 3.4 magnitude and the highest so far, 4.3, occurred last Tuesday morning.

Victim balance

The death toll from the September 8 earthquake has risen to around 2,950, as confirmed by the authorities, who point out that more than 5,600 people have been injured.

The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior has specified that to date 2,946 deaths and 5,674 injuries have been confirmed, while pointing out that the most affected province is Al Haouz, where the epicenter was located, where 1,684 fatalities have been recorded.

Behind them are the provinces of Taroudant, with 980 deaths; Chichaua, with 202 deaths; Ouarzazate, with 41 victims; and Marrakech, with 18. On the other hand, eleven deaths have been confirmed in Azilal, five in Agadir, three in Casablanca and one in Yusufia and Essaouira.

Likewise, it has stated that 2,944 total victims, practically all of them, have already been buried, before pointing out that the authorities continue their search and rescue efforts, as well as those aimed at dealing with the repercussions of the earthquake, as reported by the agency. Moroccan state news agency, MAP.

Tamana Paryani, who is on her way to a two-week hunger strike, has seen her health deteriorate. She has been transferred from the place where she was protesting to a hospital. Paryani urges the international community, especially Germany, to recognize the gender apartheid applied by the Taliban against women in Afghanistan.

He believes that Germany should ask the rest of the world to stop providing financial support to the Taliban and, in accordance with the decision of the United Nations Security Council, also to ban travel by officials of the Taliban terrorist group. Among their demands is also the release of political prisoners in Afghanistan.

The world must ensure women's freedom, human rights in Afghanistan and remove existing cruel restrictions, especially on girls' education and women's work.

Tamana Paryani was previously imprisoned and tortured in Afghanistan by the Taliban for forty-five days; Last year she was transferred to Germany after being released from the feared prison, but she still does not stop fighting for the liberation of children and women.. She is not alone in her hunger strike, other women fighters in Germany and other countries support and accompany her.

Several female fighters from Afghanistan have started a hunger strike in Germany, the United States, Norway and Pakistan as a continuation of their political-civilian protests against the Taliban emirate. The policy of ignoring the legitimate demands of the Afghan people not only contradicts the obligations of the mentioned countries with respect to international human rights standards, but is also considered cooperation with the Taliban criminal group.

The Azadi (Liberation) Front of Afghanistan is a strong supporter of the civic-political struggles of Afghan women during the armed struggle against the Taliban emirate. The Afghan Liberation Front believes that the struggle of Afghan women complements the patriotic holy war against the illegitimate Taliban regime, and since the entirety of these struggles aims to guarantee the freedoms contained in international human rights documents, it is appropriate especially countries that support human rights and should provide them with unparalleled support.

The Afghan Liberation Front wants countries and international media to pay immediate attention to the legitimate demands of the strikers. Ignoring the strikers is not only contrary to human values, but also poses a serious challenge to the strikers' right to life and health.. Considering the fundamental importance of the right to life as the main pillar of human rights, ignoring the legitimate demands of the strikers increases the responsibility of countries regarding human rights.

Heda Khomeosh and Mina Rafiq began a hunger strike in front of the Norwegian Parliament on September 7 to recognize the gender apartheid of the Taliban in Afghanistan. These two women's rights activists say they received permission from the Norwegian police to carry out this civil protest.

Sabra Akbari, an Afghan women's rights activist from Islamabad, told Afghanistan International last Thursday that at least 10 Afghan women's rights activists have been on hunger strike in Pakistan for the past few days.. Masooda Kohistani in Barcelona, Spain, also started a hunger strike in support of Tamana and other women in Germany, and a large number of girls and women protested in support with a sit-in in Cologne.

These women demand from the countries of the world that Afghanistan should be recognized as a country where the Taliban terrorist regime practices gender apartheid.

Monta Faby Uno, a member of the Afghan LGBTI collective, has also started a hunger strike in Melmo, Sweden. He, who has been insulted many times for his gender and was forced to leave Afghanistan, is now calling on the international community and the Swedish government to recognize gender apartheid against LGBTI people and women in his country.

These protests have increased due to the Taliban's restrictions on women. As the protesters say, the Taliban have expelled women and girls from all camps and are subject to increasing restrictions.

The Search Unit for Persons Reported as Missing (UBPD) handed over this Wednesday the body of a man who disappeared in the context of the Colombian armed conflict and whom his family had been searching for for 30 years.

With the information that the family provided and thanks to the support of a civil organization, the UBPD developed a humanitarian and extrajudicial investigation that allowed the recovery of a body; and after the genetic analysis of Forensic Medicine, it was established that it corresponds to the person who was wanted.

Antonio, whose name has been changed to protect his identity, joined the ranks of an armed group at a very young age, although in the midst of the intensity of the conflict he never lost contact with his family, he even managed to be the father of two children.

One day in May 1993, they told his grandmother, his mother and his brothers that apparently Antonio, who was 40 years old at the time, had died in a combat with the Army and that his body had been taken to a municipality in the Casanare. They did not receive this information officially but through a merchant they knew.

Due to the deterioration of the cemetery where Antonio's body could be found and the security risks posed by its search and recovery, the family received support in this process from the Norman Pérez Bello Claretian Corporation.

In 2021, hoping that the 2016 Peace Agreement would make it easier to find his father, his son initially went to the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) and then to the Bogotá office of UBPD.

He presented the search request, provided the data he collected about his father's disappearance and the UBPD began the humanitarian and extrajudicial investigation.. In 2022, relatives and a forensic team from the UBPD traveled to a Casanare cemetery where Antonio's body would be.

delivery of the body

In a symbolic act held this Wednesday, his family received the body after a long search process in which they never gave up.. From the floor of the room where it was held, a large tree-shaped mandala sprouted that could be seen from the roots to the last leaves of the crown.

And scattered, as if they were branches and fruits, were some objects that remembered Antonio and his sister María, who fervently led the search and who died without being able to confirm that the body they had found was that of her brother.

Items of clothing such as the hats that Antonio liked and some yellow rose petals, María's favorite color, are part of the memory and hope.

After the tribute in the hall and after a heartfelt Catholic mass presided over by Jesuit Father Javier Giraldo, who has promoted the search for people reported missing in Colombia, Antonio's body was taken to a cemetery in Bogotá where this time, In a dignified manner, he was buried in an ossuary.

Thus the search for the body ends, but the search for the truth survives.

Small, fossilized and found near the famous and mysterious Nazca lines. The bodies of two alleged extraterrestrials that were shown this Wednesday at a public hearing before the Congress of Mexico, where Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (FANI) were addressed, were again seen around the world in the afternoon at a conference in which Its discoverer, the ufologist and journalist Jaime Maussan, assured that there is “scientific evidence to study beyond rejection.”

Maussan caused a revolution after appearing in the Mexican Upper House with the two alien bodies. “They are non-human beings, who are not part of our terrestrial evolution and who, after disappearing, have not had a subsequent evolution,” he stated.

Before the surprised gaze of everyone present, the ufologist showed images of scientific analysis in which he assured that one of the specimens contained eggs inside. “These are not beings that were recovered in ships, but rather they are beings that were buried in diatom mines, a fossilized algae with 17 million and phytoplankton that was abundant at that time,” he concluded.

In his presentation in the Mexican Congress, photographs of sightings of extraterrestrial ships were also shown and one of the US military personnel, Ryan Graves, a combat pilot and former director of the Navy, declared that last July he assured that the United States had “biological remains” of aliens.

The state of the bodies

The ufologist, during his two interventions, reiterated at all times that the two supposed mummies have no genetic correlation with anything that exists on Earth.. Of non-human appearance, they were not mummified, but buried. “They are whole, complete bodies that have not been manipulated,” he commented and added that “according to the National Autonomous University of Mexico, which carried out the carbon-14 analyses, they are around 1,000 years old.”

In the images you can see how, thanks to the apparent state of fossilization, the facial features and body shape can be perfectly distinguished, as well as the disproportionate size of the skull compared to what is usual. For this reason, Maussan asked his country to recognize extraterrestrial life, since, in his opinion, this discovery is sufficient reason to do so and to create a commission of investigation on the subject.

Nazca and the so-called “mummy fraud”

The two mummies were found in Peru, very close to the well-known Nazca lines, enigmatic drawings that cover the desert.. Although the media in Mexico and Peru call the case “the fraud of the Nazca alien mummies” since its alleged discovery.

The bodies have been the subject of a heated debate in Peru. According to the country's press, in August 2020, forensic archaeologist Flavio Estrada, who studied the bodies for the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Peru, gave an extensive conference where he stated that the aliens were, in reality, pre-Hispanic human bodies. to which modifications had been made

Recognize extraterrestrial life

For the ufologist, the new bodies are, however, sufficient evidence to prove that extraterrestrial life exists,” which is why several experts from different countries attended his conference on Wednesday afternoon, including a military pilot who pointed out that in the air “you see these phenomena” (in reference to extraterrestrial ships). “There are things that exist that we don't know what they are and it would be excellent if they were added to the airspace law,” he added.

Other experts focused on people's fear of recognizing alien existence and exposed cases of ship sightings.. “Bodies have to have an anthropological approach. “For science to be encouraged to express itself, to proclaim an anomaly there must be a consensus,” said an Argentine expert.

In short, the journalist wanted to reiterate that the true origin of the mummies is extraterrestrial. “We must have the courage to accept that we are being visited by non-human intelligences that come to Earth from the depths of the universe, we could even travel to other universes,” he said.