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18 Nov 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Madrid demonstration sees 170,000 vent fury against amnesty for Catalan separatists
Protesters in Madrid oppose government amnesty for Catalan separatists. Over 170,000 people gather in Cibeles Square, rejecting the plan and accusing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of betraying the Spanish people. Opposition parties vow to continue the fight against the amnesty.
#war
The Telegraph: Exeter University professor ‘admires courage’ of Hamas ‘fighters’
Professor Ilan Pappé, a historian at the University of Exeter, is facing scrutiny over his comments regarding the Hamas attacks on Israel. He denied that Hamas is a "terrorist" movement and expressed admiration for the courage of the Palestinian fighters. Students and Jewish communities have accused the university of failing to condemn his comments and show support for them. Pappé clarified that he condemned the attacks on civilians but explained that the actions were driven by Hamas' understanding of prestige and survival.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Socialist AMLO Invites Xi Jinping to Mexico for Collaboration on Fentanyl, Lithium
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador met with Chinese dictator Xi Jinping to strengthen relations and combat fentanyl trafficking. They discussed the Mexican government's lithium and renewable energy project, as well as boosting trade and investment. China is the largest consumer of lithium, used in electric vehicle batteries, while Mexico has significant lithium reserves. They also agreed to support households affected by Hurricane Otis and combat the illegal trafficking of synthetic drug precursor chemicals. The United States has seen a rise in fentanyl smuggling, with China supplying Mexican cartels. This has led to a surge in drug overdose deaths.
#culture
Le Monde: Tea with Park Ji-min: 'Acting, why not? I've no career plan'
Park Ji-min, a South Korean artist and actress living in Paris, is known for her film debut in a night-set movie, as well as her involvement in the queer party scene. She spent her final year in art school traveling to Berlin to dance at techno clubs. Now, she focuses on her work as an artist, exhibiting her abstract works and creating sets for other performers.
#crime
Breitbart: Lawsuits: Connecticut Couple Hosted Teen Party Leading to Fatal Stabbing
A Connecticut couple is being sued after a house party they hosted turned violent, resulting in a high schooler's death and multiple stabbings. The parents are accused of supplying alcohol to underage minors and failing to intervene or call the police when a fight broke out. The lawsuits allege negligence, recklessness, and knowledge of the potential for violence.
Breitbart: Police: San Diego Home Intruder Shot, Fatally Wounded During 911 Call
An alleged home intruder was shot and killed in San Diego County and another in Port Orange, Florida. Both incidents occurred in occupied dwellings where the homeowners defended themselves against the intruders. The investigations into both cases are ongoing.
#outdoors
Fox News: What causes a volcano to erupt? World watches as Iceland prepares for impending eruption
Iceland is on high alert as a potential volcanic eruption looms, with seismic activity causing evacuations and shutdowns. Volcanic eruptions can be triggered by various events, such as rising magma and mixing with existing magma. The most recent eruptions in the US are happening in Alaska and Hawaii. Iceland is one of the most volcanically active places on Earth, and if an eruption occurs, we can expect lava flows and fountains similar to those in Hawaii. Volcanic eruptions are usually preceded by earthquakes, and sometimes they can be accompanied by tsunamis.