REBELDIA DE L@S INMIGRANTES.
BRONX,NY.NINGUN SER HUMANO ES ILEGAL.
LEGALIZACION AHORA PARA TODAS Y TODOS.
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2026
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RED SIN FRONTERA.
Criminalización de la protesta social: Represión y autodefens
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LEGALIZACION AHORA PARA TODAS Y TODOS.
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2026
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Criminalización de la protesta social: Represión y autodefens
SOBREVIVIENTE DE LA DICTADURA DE
PINOCHET.CHILE.
VICTOR TORO RAMIREZ.
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Por Narciso Isa Conde
Por Narciso Isa Conde......,
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UN DIA SIN INMIGRANTES POR TODOS LOS EE.UU.
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Hablemos del "próspero desarrollo" dominicano X Narciso Isa Conde.
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(Vídeo e imágenes) Decenas de miles de personas se manifiestan en Madrid: “Se acabó: bajemos los alquileres”
Decenas de miles de personas salieron a las calles para reclamar medidas urgentes contra el encarecimiento de los alquileres. Convocada bajo el lema “Se acabó: bajemos los alquileres”, respondieron masivamente personas independientes, colectivos y movimientos sociales. La organización cifró en 400 mil personas la cantidad de asistentes a la marcha.
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THE MORNING 5
A Mississippi police department is under investigation after a fire, a former prosecutor seeks a judgeship, and the Valkyries celebrate a historic title.
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Good morning, and welcome to a new week and a new month. November brings new opportunities—and a lot to keep up with as we head into Election Day.
Today, we’re looking at a fire that torched the Mississippi police department tied to the Kohen Wiley case, a former prosecutor seeking a judgeship despite serious allegations, a California couple’s surrogacy case, a new chapter in the fight over Biggie’s estate, and a championship moment for the Golden State Valkyries. Let’s get into it.
1. Fire at the Mississippi Police Department Connected to the Kohen Wiley Case
A fire damaged the Senatobia Police Department headquarters early Saturday. It’s the same department at the center of the case involving 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, who was killed in June after an officer fired into the vehicle he was in during a Walmart shoplifting investigation.
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Federal officials are investigating the fire. The cause has not been confirmed, and authorities have not established a connection between the fire and Wiley’s death. The case has drawn intense community scrutiny; the officer who fired resigned, and Mississippi’s attorney general concluded the use of force was justified.
2. A Former Prosecutor Accused of Hiding Evidence Wants to Be a Judge
A former Louisiana prosecutor who concealed evidence in three death penalty cases is now seeking a judgeship, according to Atlanta Black Star’s reporting.
Hugo Holland is also accused of comparing a Black teenager to a dog while arguing for the teen’s execution. The story examines Holland’s record and the questions raised by his bid for a seat on the bench.
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3. Inside the Criminal Case Against a California Couple
A California couple’s expanding family—26 children, a surrogacy agency and a nanny reportedly on the run—has drawn scrutiny in a criminal case alleging the abuse of children born through surrogacy.
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The allegations raise troubling questions about how the couple’s operation worked and what happened to the children in its care. Read the full report for the details behind the case.
4. Faith Evans Loses $12.5 Million Fight Over Biggie’s Estate
Biggie has been dead nearly 30 years, yet the battle over his estate is heating up. Faith Evans may have lost a $12.5 million court battle involving her late husband, The Notorious B.I.G.’s estate, but the family dispute is far from settled.
We’re looking at the latest legal setback and the tensions surrounding the rapper’s fortune.
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5. We’re No Haters: Congratulations to the Golden State Valkyries
Give the Golden State Valkyries their flowers: they’re WNBA champions. The team beat the Atlanta Dream 68–63 in Game 7 to win the Finals, 4–3, and capture its first title in just its second season.
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The Dream gave them a hard-fought series, but this moment belongs to the Valkyries. Drop your congratulations for the champs—and your love for the Dream—in the comments. Better yet, give it up for the WNBA that garnered a whole new fan base this season!
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