The accusations of inhuman conditions in the Crocodile of Florida, Alcatraz, cause calls to close the center. Donald Trump announces that the United States has reached a commercial agreement with Japan. And a look at the life and legacy of Ozzy Osbourne.
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The detainees in Aligator Alcatraz describe inhuman conditions
As the accusations of human rights violations at the Alcatraz de Florida detention center, legal defenders and relatives of those in the centers are talking to demand their closure. Although NBC News has reported similar accusations of hunger, shortage of food and disease in the facilities, the concerns intensified this week with the launch of a Human Rights Watch report, which documented “abusive practices” in three Florida detention centers in the last six months.
Rafael Collado, who has been arrested at Aligator Alcatraz in the last two weeks, described his experience through a phone call at a press conference outside the facilities yesterday. His wife, Sonia Vichara, kept his phone to a microphone like Collado described in his native Spanish the conditions. “It’s like a dog cage,” he said, adding that a combination of flood water, limited access to showers and poor sanitation has made him obtain fungi on his feet. The detainees are naked every time they move to a different cell, he said. And there is not enough time to take your blood pressure medicine.
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Other detainees have also called tortuous conditions, saying that the installation is full of mosquitoes and where fluorescent lights shine on them at all times.
The impulse of the Trump administration to quickly increase immigration arrests has led to overcrowding at ICE facilities. However, a DHS spokesman denied all accusations of inhuman conditions in Aligator Alcatraz and in immigration centers throughout the country.
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Trump announces the 15% tariff rate in Japan
President Donald Trump said his administration has reached an agreement with Japan to reduce its 15% rate, lower than 24% with which Trump threatened the country on April 2 and 25% that threatened in a letter on July 7. But before Trump’s current term, the effective rate of US rates in Japanese imports was less than 2%, according to World Bank data.
As part of the agreement, Trump said in Truth Social that Japan “would also invest, in my direction, $ 550 billion in the United States.” Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ihiba confirmed the agreement. Read the full story here.
Trump also announced Yesterday, a planned rate on the imports of the Philippines from 20% to 19%, with US companies capable of exporting their assets without rates. Several hours later, Trump said he reached an agreement with Indonesia that also imposes a 19% tax on the products imported from that country and eliminates 99% of tariffs on US imports.
More politics news:
- Former president Barack Obama office issued a rare reprimand After Trump accused him of having committed “betrayal” and manipulating the 2016 and 2020 elections.
- The house will do it Desglosse for summer break a day before Due to the ongoing fight on the case of Jeffrey Epstein.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi He fired a federal prosecutor The same day, the prosecutor was appointed to replace Alina Haba, the American interim prosecutor of New Jersey and a Trump ally.
- The governor races in Virginia and New Jersey are offering an early test How Republicans and Democrats are talking about the “great and beautiful bill” of Trump in the campaign.
- Increase in the right -wing talk about the naked mayor of New York City Zohran Mamdani of its citizenship is cause fears on what extent could the Trump administration arrive to aim at your opponents.
Remembering Ozzy Osbourne, ‘Prince of Darkness’ of Heavy Metal
Ozzy Osbourne, who took the “crazy train” of a gloomy childhood in England’s working class to Heavy Metal stardom, has died. He was 76 years old. “It is more sad that the simple words can convey that we have to inform that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has died this morning,” his family said in a statement. “He was with his family and surrounded by love.”
Osbourne has been opened about his battles with Parkinson’s disease and repeated spinal surgeries. His wife, the television personality Sharon Osbourne, revealed this year that the disease left Osbourne unable to walk, but “does not affect his voice.”
Black Sabbath, the band that began Osbourne’s trip to Rock and Roll’s royalty, published a simple tribute of two words on his Facebook page: “Ozzy Forever”. Only a few weeks ago, the rocker met with his original bandmates for a triumphal final show in a stadium in Birmingham, England, full of thousands of fans. “You have no idea how I feel,” Osbourne told the crowd. “Thank you from the bottom of my heart.” Read more here of the office of the Senior Reporter Alexander Smith of the concert.
At the beginning of Osbourne’s career, critics were not friendly, and some ruled out Black Sabbath as “Satanic Claptrap.” But in the final performance, it was clear that Osbourne had obtained the respect of critics and other detractors who underestimated him. Read the full story here.
More about the life and legacy of Ozzy Osbourne:
- Elton John and Rod Stewart musicians to flavor Flav and T-Pain Published their own sincere taxes to “the prince of darkness”.
- Kiss leader, Gene Simmons, recalled his friendship for a long time with Osbourne. Look at the full interview.
- See Osbourne’s Life in the photos.
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- The podcast interview of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the Nelk Boys, a group of influential people known for their vlogs and joke videos, has generated generalized criticisms.
- A man that the authorities said intentionally took a car to a multitude of people outside a Los Angeles nightclub. accused of 37 positions of murder attempt.
- The Covid pandemia accelerated the aging of the brain Even among those who did not obtain the virus, it suggests a new study.
- The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee He updated his policies To say that it would comply with Trump’s executive order that prohibits transgender athletes in women’s sports.
- Coca-Cola said he will launch a version of his exclusive soda Cane sugar After Donald Trump’s impulse.
Staff selection: The country, the MLB is looking for a new talent, and fans
Baseball is already a big problem in the United States, Japan, Korea and throughout Latin America, but MLB has an eye on a new location: India. With 1.46 billion people in the country, it is a potential seedbed for both fans and players. He has already had a great beginning, with Arjun Nimmala, 19, the main perspective for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Producer Sam Siegel spoke with MLB About his plans to increase baseball In a country it is already obsessed with another sport that involves a bat and a ball. “If we can bring baseball to the Cricket scale, it would be a great penetration in that market,” said Chris Marinak, director of Operations and MLB strategies. “It would look a lot like what you see in Japan (and) the United States. It can be done.” – Greg Rosensteinsports editor
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