Por Ted Hesson 12 oct (Reuters) – Cuatro personas murieron y al menos 20 resultaron heridas en un tiroteo ocurrido el domingo en un restaurante de una localidad isleña de Carolina del Sur, informó la oficina del sheriff del condado de Beaufort. Los agentes fueron llamados al Willie’s Bar and Grill de la isla de …
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CUIDAD DE MÉXICO, 12 oct (Reuters) – Al menos 44 personas murieron en México tras días de fuertes lluvias e inundaciones, informó el domingo el gobierno. Las precipitaciones torrenciales por las tormentas tropicales Priscilla y Raymond provocaron deslizamientos de tierra e inundaciones en cinco estados. Se registraron 18 muertos en el estado de Veracruz, 16 …
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WASHINGTON, 12 oct (Reuters) – El representante de Comercio Jamison Greer dijo el domingo que Estados Unidos se puso en contacto con China para una llamada telefónica tras el anuncio de que estaba ampliando sus controles de exportación de tierras raras, pero Pekín aplazó. “Puedo decirles que no se nos notificó, y rápidamente, tan pronto …
By Selena Li HONG KONG (Reuters) -U.S. semiconductor manufacturer Qualcomm admitted that it had not informed Chinese authorities when it completed its acquisition of Israel’s Autotalks in June, China’s market regulator said on Sunday. The disclosure was made two days after China launched an antitrust investigation into Qualcomm, examining whether the U.S. firm violated China’s antitrust …
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By Eduardo Baptista and Selena Li BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) -China called U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Chinese goods hypocritical on Sunday and defended its curbs on exports of rare earth elements and equipment, but stopped short of imposing new levies on U.S. products. Trump on Friday responded to Beijing’s most recent export controls …
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union member countries began rolling out a new entry and exit system on Sunday at the bloc’s external borders, electronically registering non-EU nationals’ data. The Entry/Exit System (EES), an automated system that requires travellers to register at the border by scanning their passport and having their fingerprints and photograph taken, will be introduced …
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(Reuters) -Former Seychelles parliament speaker Patrick Herminie defeated President Wavel Ramkalawan in a run-off election, official results showed on Sunday, restoring full control of the archipelago nation’s government to its longtime ruling party. Herminie’s win with 52.7% of the vote follows his United Seychelles party’s triumph in the first round of the general election last …
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RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) -The Palestinian Authority is ready to work with U.S. President Donald Trump and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair on their effort to consolidate the Gaza ceasefire and start rebuilding, a senior Palestinian official told Blair on Sunday. Trump’s plan for ending the Gaza war holds out the prospect of the …
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SYDNEY (Reuters) -Tens of thousands joined a pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney on Sunday, organisers said, one of dozens of demonstrations across Australia, with some protesters expressing scepticism a ceasefire in Israel’s two-year-old assault in Gaza would hold. The organiser, the Palestine Action Group, estimated a crowd of 30,000 in Sydney, the nation’s most populous city, …
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MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) -The Philippines and China accused each other on Sunday of responsibility for a maritime confrontation near disputed islands in the South China Sea, further escalating tensions in the resource-rich waterway. The Philippine Maritime Council, an inter-agency government body, blamed Chinese maritime forces for deploying water cannon and ramming a Filipino vessel near the …
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