QATAR
Mediators seek ceasefire and release of hostages
Negotiations for a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza, which began in Cairo, continue in Doha, with the participation of Qatar, Egypt y EU. Meanwhile, Israel rescued Kaid Farhan Alkadi, bringing to eight the total number of hostages freed since the start of the offensive against Hamas on October 27. The recent violence, including Israeli strikes that caused several deaths, has intensified the humanitarian crisis, further complicating relief and evacuation efforts in the region. / AFP
HAITI
Sexual violence on the rise in camps, says UN
The UN has warned of an increased risk of sexual violence in camps for displaced people in Port-au-Prince, due to precarious conditions and increasing violence by criminal gangs. Between March and May, reported cases of sexual violence increased by more than 40%, with a total of almost four thousand reports of violence in the first half of the year. The lack of privacy in the camps, together with the intensification of gang attacks, put thousands of women and children in danger. / 24 HORAS
USA
Biden criticizes decision blocking immigration reform
US President Joe Biden has condemned the ruling by federal judge Campbell Barker in Texas, which temporarily suspends a program that simplifies the regularization of migrants married to Americans. This program, announced in June, makes it easier for migrants and their children to obtain a green card without leaving the country. Biden argued that the decision prevents families from staying together and assured that his administration will continue to defend the program. / 24 HORAS
URUGUAY
Mujica returns home after hospitalization for cancer
Former President José Mujica was discharged after 24 hours of hospitalization for kidney complications related to his cancer treatment. At 89 years old, Mujica, who suffers from esophageal cancer, is in a fragile state, but his doctor, Raquel Pannone, was optimistic about his recovery. Although weakened, he remains lucid and has a political activity scheduled. Mujica, a former guerrilla and former president, remains committed to politics despite his health. / AFP
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