CNNE 686132 - medios en nicaragua enfrenta nuevas dificultades y obstaculos
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Medios en Nicaragua enfrenta desafíos mientras periodistas se encuentran desempleados
17:53 ET (21:53 GMT) 11 de agosto de 2019
En Nicaragua la falta de insumos obliga a periódicos tradicionales a emigrar a plataformas digitales, mientras que la ocupación policial de medios televisivos independientes genera pérdidas a sus propietarios y mantiene en el desempleo a decenas de periodistas, algunos de ellos en el exilio. En tanto, la Corte Suprema no se pronuncia sobre varios recursos interpuestos por los afectados. Mario Medrano nos informa desde Managua.
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CNNE 686132 - medios en nicaragua enfrenta nuevas dificultades y obstaculos
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Medios en Nicaragua enfrenta desafíos mientras periodistas se encuentran desempleados
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La red social X reanuda sus operaciones en Brasil
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The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Colombia, Cesar Lorduy (2nd L), speaks during a press conference in Bogota on October 8, 2024. Colombia's electoral authority opened an administrative investigation on Tuesday into possible overspending on President Gustavo Petro's campaign accounts for the 2022 presidential election, a decision described by Petro as an attempted "coup d'état." (Photo by Andrea ARIZA / AFP) (Photo by ANDREA ARIZA/AFP via Getty Images)
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Este es el recorrido por las noticias de Latinoamérica del 8 de octubre en CNN en Español
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Experto analiza los pasos de la defensa de Evo Morales en el caso por presunta trata de personas
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A relative of an ilegal Haitian migrants waits outside the Dominican Republic's Haina Temporary Detention Center, near Santo Domingo, on May 17, 2024. On the white sands of the Caribbean's top tourist destination, a concrete tower marks the first end of the 164-kilometer wall the Dominican Republic is building to "protect" itself from illegal immigration, violence and trafficking from Haiti. As the country prepares for its May 19 presidential election, troubled neighboring Haiti has been rocked by months of gang violence and political instability. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP) (Photo by FEDERICO PARRA/AFP via Getty Images)
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República Dominicana va contra migrantes indocumentados de Haití
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A Haitian man checks his personal documents as he waits in line with dozens of others outside a temporary US refugee office July 11, 1994 in Port-au-Prince. Haitians who apply to US offices in Haiti may be allowed to come to the United States if they are granted refugee status. (Photo by Pedro UGARTE / AFP) (Photo by PEDRO UGARTE/AFP via Getty Images)
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Las noticias de América Latina del 5 de octubre
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Guatemala's Attorney General, Consuelo Porras, attends a press conference at the Public Prosecutor's Office building in Guatemala City on May 7, 2024. Guatemala's President Bernardo Arevalo headed to Congress on May 6 to present legal reforms that would allow the removal of Attorney General Consuelo Porras, whom he accuses of plotting to oust him. Porras, who is under US and EU sanctions for corruption, was appointed by Arevalo's predecessor and led efforts to have the newcomer's election victory overturned. Her mandate runs until May 2026, and Arevalo cannot legally fire her without showing just cause under the current law. (Photo by Edwin BERCIAN / AFP) (Photo by EDWIN BERCIAN/AFP via Getty Images)
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Asociación internacional acusa a fiscal general de Guatemala de "favorecer la impunidad"
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Guatemala's President Bernardo Arevalo looks on during the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection ministerial meeting in Guatemala City on May 7, 2024. US top diplomat Antony Blinken is in Guatemala for regional talks on migration, as the two nations continue to deepen ties over the issue. Washington has been wooing the poor Central American nation's new administration as a partner on migration, with presidents Joe Biden and Bernardo Arevalo meeting in March. (Photo by JOHAN ORDONEZ / AFP) (Photo by JOHAN ORDONEZ/AFP via Getty Images)
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Asociación internacional dice que Arévalo "defiende valores democráticos" en el caso de la fiscal Porras
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Preocupa el trasiego de drogas y el incremento del narcotráfico en Costa Rica
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Gobierno de República Dominicana anuncia plan de deportación masiva de haitianos
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Hay al menos 30.000 inocentes encarcelados en el Salvador, asegura ONG
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Exfiscal Gutiérrez: Seguiría en el cargo si hubiera abandonado el caso Evo Morales
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Exfiscal destituida por caso Evo Morales asegura que tenía todas las pruebas para aprehender al expresidente
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Bolivian former President (2006-2019) Evo Morales Ayma addresses supporters before the start of the so-called 'March to Save Bolivia' -against his former ally, leftist leader Luis Arce- in Caracollo, province of Oruro, 200 km south of La Paz, Bolivia, on September 17, 2024. Morales, who accuses president Luis Arce of using the judiciary and electoral powers to block his presidential candidacy, began a march to La Paz along several thousand of his supporters, while the government insisted on conspiratorial efforts. (Photo by AIZAR RALDES / AFP) (Photo by AIZAR RALDES/AFP via Getty Images)
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La fiscal Sandra Gutiérrez denuncia despido tras emitir orden contra Evo Morales por presunta trata de personas
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<p>¿Te imaginas aprender historia con Cleopatra o Napoleón? Este profesor utilizó disfraces de personajes célebres para enseñarles historia a sus alumnos durante la pandemia de covid-19 a través de las redes sociales.</p>
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Este maestro enseña historia disfrazado de personajes célebres
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Juan Sebastián Chamorro: Humberto Ortega no era un demócrata, deja un legado con más sombras que logros
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