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3148877	有图 <p><p>Joe Biden nunca había sido diagnosticado con cáncer de próstata antes de la semana pasada y previamente se había realizado un análisis de sangre para detectar la enfermedad hace 11 años, dijo el martes un portavoz del expresidente de Estados Unidos.</p><p>La declaración se produjo después de que el actual presidente Donald Trump se dijera sorprendido el lunes de que el cáncer de su predecesor y adversario político no hubiera sido informada desde "hace tiempo", lo que avivó las teorías de un encubrimiento.</p><p>La oficina de Biden anunció el domingo que el exmandatario de 82 años había sido diagnosticado con una forma agresiva de cáncer de próstata, que se había extendido a los huesos, poco después de que se le hubiera encontrado un nódulo en la glándula prostática.</p><p>Lee también Rey Carlos III viajará a Canadá para reafirmar soberanía canadiense ante Trump; busca mostrar relación del país con la corona británica</p><p>Cancer touches us all. Like so many of you, Jill and I have learned that we are strongest in the broken places. Thank you for lifting us up with love and support. pic.twitter.com/oSS1vGIiwU</p>— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) May 19, 2025</p><p>"La última prueba PSA (de antígeno prostático específico) conocida del presidente Biden fue en 2014", dijo un vocero de Biden en un comunicado a enviado a la AFP.</p><p>"Antes del viernes, el presidente Biden nunca había sido diagnosticado con cáncer de próstata", aseguró.</p><p>El cáncer de próstata, el más común entre los hombres, puede detectarse en sus primeras etapas mediante análisis de sangre que miden una proteína llamada antígeno prostático específico, o PSA.</p><p>Lee también Hasta 14 mil bebés morirán en próximas 48 horas en Gaza si no llegan suministros, advierte ONU; urge ingreso de ayuda humanitaria</p><p>Sin embargo, los tests anuales de PSA a partir de los 70 años no se recomiendan para todos los casos. La enfermedad a veces pasa inadvertida o bien se desarrolla rápidamente, según especialistas consultados por la AFP. </p><p>Las dudas sobre la salud de Biden lo persiguieron durante su campaña de reelección el año pasado, que terminó abandonando, y se han reavivado en las últimas semanas, antes de la publicación de un libro que detalla lo que se describe como su deterioro físico.</p><p>Biden expresó el lunes su gratitud por las muestras de "amor y apoyo" recibidas tras el diagnóstico.</p><p>Buque Cuauhtémoc: autoridades de EU recibieron llamadas de asistencia del barco minutos después de zarpar; entregarán informe en 30 días</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en WhatsApp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>cifl/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/biden-nunca-habia-sido-diagnosticado-con-cancer-de-prostata-afirma-su-portavoz-desmiente-especulaciones-hechas-por-trump/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747792136214, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>cáncer de próstataJoe BidenDonald TrumpEstados Unidosportavoz de la Casa BlancaCasa Blanca</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/biden-nunca-habia-sido-diagnosticado-con-cancer-de-prostata-afirma-su-portavoz-desmiente-especulaciones-hechas-por-trump/", "TimeStamp": 1747792136213, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? El magnate llegaría a 16 hijos</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Hay trabajo para mexicanas en la Embajada de Japón en México; solicitan personal de limpieza. Requisitos </p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Visita del SAT en tu casa: lo que puedes (y debes) exigir si llegan a tu domicilio </p></p> Biden nunca había sido diagnosticado con cáncer de próstata, afirma su portavoz; desmiente especulaciones hechas por Trump \| El Universal	查看 7222	宇宙报	2025-05-21 06:47:20 2025-05-21 11:25:56	word
3148876	有图 <p><p>El Cairo.- Emiratos Árabes Unidos (EUA) anunció queIsrael permitirá la entrada de ayuda humanitaria "urgente" desde el país árabe a laFranja de Gazapara aliviar "las necesidades de alimento de aproximadamente 15 mil civiles en una fase inicial". </p><p>Así lo informó Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan, el ministro emiratí de Asuntos Exteriores, según la agencia estatal WAM. </p><p>Unión Europea revisará su acuerdo de asociación con Israel; critica situación humanitaria en Gaza</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/israel-permitira-la-entrada-a-gaza-de-ayuda-humanitaria-urgente-desde-emiratos-arabes-unidos/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747797768486, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>IsraelFranja de GazaEmiratos Árabes Unidoscrisis humanitariadesnutricionONU</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/israel-permitira-la-entrada-a-gaza-de-ayuda-humanitaria-urgente-desde-emiratos-arabes-unidos/", "TimeStamp": 1747797768485, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148875	有图 <p><p>Madrid.- El gobierno de España ha ordenado a Airbnbbloquear cerca de 66 mil anuncios de alojamientos vacacionales en su plataforma por haber violado las normas, informó el lunes el Ministerio de Consumo.</p><p>El Ministerio explicó que muchos de los 65 mil 935 anuncios de Airbnb que había ordenado retirar no incluían su número de licencia ni especificaban si el propietario era un individuo o una empresa. Otros proporcionaban números de licencia que no coincidían con los que las autoridades tenían, añadió.</p><p>Dicho país está lidiando con una crisis de costo de la vivienda que ha levado al gobierno a tomar medidas contra las empresas de alquileres turísticos de corto plazo.</p><p>Lee también Airbnb dará más servicios y experiencias con famosos</p><p>En los últimos meses, decenas de miles de españoles han salido a las calles para protestar por el aumento de los costos de vivienda y alquiler, que muchos dicen fueron disparados por los alquileres vacacionales en plataformas como Airbnb que han proliferado en ciudades como Madrid y Barcelona y en muchos otros destinos turísticos populares.</p><p>“Basta ya de proteger a quienes hacen negocio con el derecho a la vivienda. Deben actuar, no hay excusas para no actuar”, dijo el lunes a los periodistas el ministro de Consumo, Pablo Bustinduy.</p><p>Ahora Airbnb es mucho más que alojamientos https://t.co/KzcLIpuroa</p>— Airbnb España (@airbnb_es) May 13, 2025</p>España: Airbnb apelará la decisión <p>Airbnb anunció que apelará la decisión. A través de un portavoz, la empresa afirmó que no creía que el Ministerio estuviera autorizado para dictaminar sobre los alquileres a corto plazo, y que había utilizado “una metodología indiscriminada” para incluir alquileres de Airbnb que no necesitan una licencia para operar.</p><p>El año pasado, Barcelona anunció un plan para cerrar todos los 10 mil apartamentos con licencia en la ciudad como alquileres a corto plazo para 2028, con el fin de salvaguardar la oferta de viviendas para los residentes a tiempo completo.</p><p>Lee también Ante Mundial 2026, Airbnb aumenta empleos y facturación en México; alcanza casi 50 mil puestos formales de trabajo</p><p>El Ministerio detalló que había notificado hace meses a Airbnb sobre los anuncios que no cumplen con las normas, pero que la empresa había apelado la medida en los tribunales.</p><p>El gobierno de España indicó que el alto tribunal de Madrid había respaldado la orden enviada a Airbnb. Bustinduy dijo que implicaba la eliminación inmediata de cinco mil 800 anuncios de alquiler del sitio. Se emitirán dos órdenes posteriores hasta alcanzar las casi 66 mil eliminaciones, afirmó.</p><p>El gobierno de España indicó que la primera ronda de alquileres afectados por la orden se encuentra en todo el país, incluyendo en la capital, Madrid, en Andalucía y también en Cataluña, cuya capital es Barcelona.</p><p>Rey Carlos III viajará a Canadá para reafirmar soberanía canadiense ante Trump; busca mostrar relación del país con la corona británica</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>desa/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/espana-busca-frenar-a-airbnb-ordena-bloquear-anuncios-de-alojamientos-antes-de-epoca-vacacional/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747791536541, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>EspañaAirbnbalojamientomadridalquilerrenta</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/espana-busca-frenar-a-airbnb-ordena-bloquear-anuncios-de-alojamientos-antes-de-epoca-vacacional/", "TimeStamp": 1747791536540, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? El magnate llegaría a 16 hijos</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Hay trabajo para mexicanas en la Embajada de Japón en México; solicitan personal de limpieza. Requisitos </p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Visita del SAT en tu casa: lo que puedes (y debes) exigir si llegan a tu domicilio </p></p> España busca frenar a Airbnb; ordena bloquear anuncios de alojamientos antes de época vacacional \| El Universal	查看 7579	宇宙报	2025-05-21 07:25:34 2025-05-21 11:25:56	word
3148874	有图 <p><p>Washington. La secretaria de Seguridad Interior deEstados Unidos, Kristi Noem, dijo falsamente el martes que el habeas corpus, que garantiza el debido proceso, permite <i>"expulsar a personas"</i>, justo cuando la Casa Blanca se plantea suspender este derecho para aumentar las deportaciones.</p><p>El presidente republicano Donald Trump invocó en marzo la Ley de enemigos extranjeros de 1798, usada hasta entonces solo en tiempos de guerra, para enviar a personas a las que acusa de ser pandilleros de la banda venezolana Tren de Aragua a una megaprisión en El Salvador.</p><p>Pero sus medidas migratorias, sobre todo sus expulsiones aceleradas, se han topado con el rechazo de muchos tribunales y de jueces que exigen un debido proceso para los migrantes.</p><p>Lee también Biden nunca había sido diagnosticado con cáncer de próstata, afirma su portavoz; desmiente especulaciones hechas por Trump</p><p>Exasperada, la Casa Blancasopesa alternativas. El subdirector de gabinete Stephen Miller afirmó que la administración está "considerando activamente" suspender el habeas corpus, es decir el derecho de una persona a impugnar ante los tribunales su detención.</p><p>Este martes, en una audiencia ante el Senado, la senadora demócrata Maggie Hassan preguntó a Noem: <i>"¿Qué es el habeas corpus?".</i></p><p>La secretaria de Seguridad Interior, a cargo de migración, entre otros temas, contestó sin dudar.</p><p>Lee también Polémica en EU: Multan con más de 1.8 millones de dólares a inmigrante hondureña; no acató orden de deportación desde 2005</p><p><i>"Bueno, el habeas corpus es un derecho constitucional que tiene el presidente para poder expulsar a personas de este país",</i> afirmó.</p><p>La congresista demócrata la interrumpió para decirle que es "incorrecto".</p><p>"El habeas corpus es el principio legal que exige que el gobierno proporcione una razón pública para detener y encarcelar a personas" y si no fuera por esta protección, el gobierno podría "arrestar a personas, incluyendo a ciudadanos estadounidenses, y retenerlas indefinidamente sin motivo alguno", afirmó Hassan.</p><p>BREAKING: Kristi Noem, the head of DHS, has no f-cking clue what habeas corpus means.</p><p>We are living in the dumbest of times. </p><p>Noem: “Habeas corpus is a constitutional right that the president has to be able to remove people from this country”. pic.twitter.com/1CB2Yd96hC</p>— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) May 20, 2025</p><p>Lee también Estados Unidos descarta sanciones adicionales a Rusia; busca no afectar el proceso de paz con Ucrania</p><p>"Es el derecho fundamental que separa a sociedades libres como Estados Unidos de Estados policiales como Corea del Norte", añadió y le preguntó si ella defendía ese derecho.</p><p>"Apoyo el habeas corpus. También reconozco que el presidente de Estados Unidos tiene la autoridad, bajo la Constitución, para decidir si debe suspenderse o no", respondió Noem.</p><p>La senadora replicó que nunca se hizo sin la aprobación del Congreso</p><p>Suspender el habeas corpus podría permitir al gobierno prescindir de los procedimientos de expulsión individuales y acelerar las deportaciones, pero es casi seguro que la medida acabaría en los juzgados y probablemente ante la Corte Suprema. </p><p>En Estados Unidos se ha suspendido en contadas ocasiones, como durante la Guerra Civil de 1861-1865 y tras el ataque japonés a Pearl Harbor en 1941. </p><p>Buque Cuauhtémoc: autoridades de EU recibieron llamadas de asistencia del barco minutos después de zarpar; entregarán informe en 30 días</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en WhatsApp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>cifl/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/video-secretaria-de-seguridad-nacional-de-eu-no-sabe-que-es-el-habeas-corpus-afirma-que-recurso-permite-expulsar-personas/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747791141290, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>departamento de EstadoCasa BlancaEstados UnidosDonald TrumpEl Salvador</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/video-secretaria-de-seguridad-nacional-de-eu-no-sabe-que-es-el-habeas-corpus-afirma-que-recurso-permite-expulsar-personas/", "TimeStamp": 1747791141289, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148873	有图 <p><p>Nueva York. El Departamento de Salud del Estado de Nueva Jersey informó este martes que investiga una posible exposición masiva a sarampión después de que una persona con esta enfermedad vírica asistiera al concierto de Shakira el pasado jueves en el Estadio MetLife (East Rutherford, Nueva Jersey).</p><p>Las autoridades añadieron que la persona vive fuera del Estado de Nueva Jersey y que existe la posibilidad de que se haya dado esta exposición a gran escala entre el 15 de mayo desde las 19:30 hora local a la una de madrugada del día siguiente, el intervalo de tiempo en el que se prolongó el evento y la salida del mismo.</p><p>Se recomienda a cualquier persona que crea haber contraído sarampión que llame a su médico antes de acudir a cualquier consultorio médico o servicio de urgencias para recibir tratamiento, de modo que se puedan tomar medidas especiales para prevenir una mayor propagación, recalcaron las autoridades para pedir a la población que también se mantenga al día con sus vacunas.</p><p>Lee también Secretario de Salud de EU, Robert Kennedy Jr., defiende manejo de casos de sarampión; "México está peor", dice</p><p>El virus se propaga fácilmente por el aire pero, hasta el momento, no se han reportado nuevos casos en Nueva Jersey.</p><p>Los síntomas del sarampión, que incluyen tos, secreción nasal, inflamación de los ojos, dolor de garganta, fiebre y el habitual sarpullido rojo, no aparecen hasta diez o catorce días después de la exposición. </p><p>Las complicaciones graves del sarampión pueden incluir neumonía o encefalitis, según las autoridades.</p><p>Este concierto de Shakira supuso la segunda parada de la gira "Las mujeres ya no lloran" en Estados Unidos y fue en el mayor recinto del área de Nueva York, el estadio Metlife (unos 82 mil asientos) de Nueva Jersey.</p><p>Juicio de Sean “Diddy” Combs: su ex Cassie Ventura dice que la infidelidad del cantante fue "dolorosa"</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>dft/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; 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}); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>Shakirasarampion</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/investigan-posible-exposicion-masiva-a-sarampion-en-concierto-de-shakira-en-eu-piden-a-asistentes-acudir-al-medico/", "TimeStamp": 1747797171621, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148872	有图 <p><p>Estados Unidos logró obtener información de inteligencia que apunta a que Israel está preparando un ataque contra instalaciones nucleares iraníes, reportó este martes la <i>CNN</i> citando como fuente a "varios funcionarios estadounidenses familiarizados" con el tema.</p><p>"Las autoridades advierten de que no está claro si los israelíes han tomado una decisión definitiva y que, de hecho, existe un profundo desacuerdo dentro del gobierno estadounidense sobre la probabilidad de que Israel finalmente actúe", detalló la cadena estadounidense.</p><p>Además, añade que "el hecho de que Israel ataque o no, y la forma en que lo haga, probablemente dependerá" de cómo evalúen las negociaciones de EU con el país persa sobre su programa nuclear.</p><p>Lee también Reino Unido suspende negociaciones de libre comercio con Israel por ofensiva en Gaza; convoca a su embajadora en Londres</p><p>"La probabilidad de un ataque israelí contra una instalación nuclear iraní ha aumentado significativamente en los últimos meses", afirmó a <i>CNN </i>otra fuente familiarizada con la inteligencia estadounidense. </p><p>Más allá de los mensajes públicos del Ejecutivo israelí, Estados Unidos habría interceptado comunicaciones del Estado de Israel y observado movimiento militares -ejercicios aéreos y desplazamiento de munición aérea, principalmente- que sugerirían la "inminencia" del ataque, según la cadena con sede en Atlanta.</p><p>"Pero esos mismos indicadores también podrían ser simplemente un intento de Israel de presionar a Irán para que abandone principios clave de su programa nuclear, señalando las consecuencias si no lo hace, lo que subraya las complejidades en constante cambio que enfrenta la Casa Blanca", añade el medio.</p><p>Lee también Entre acuerdos y conflictos: lo que revela el viaje de Trump a Medio Oriente</p><p>BREAKING: The US has obtained new intelligence suggesting that Israel is making preparations to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, multiple US officials familiar with the latest intelligence told CNN.https://t.co/nuK7iEKv9Z pic.twitter.com/owBo4PzKt4</p>— Faytuks News (@Faytuks) May 20, 2025</p>Posible ataque contra Irán ocasionaría un conflicto regional más amplio<p>De producirse este ataque supondría una ruptura de Israel con respecto a la posición del presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump, que lleva meses haciendo hincapié sobre cuán importante es para su administración alcanzar un acuerdo en clave nuclear con Teherán.</p><p>Además, aumentarían las probabilidades de que se desencadenara un conflicto regional más amplio en Medio Oriente.</p><p>Irán afirmó el lunes que aún no ha decidido si participará en la próxima ronda de negociaciones nucleares con Estados Unidos ante sus "contradicciones" y "cambios de postura", en una aparente referencia a la insistencia de Washington en que Teherán abandone el enriquecimiento de uranio.</p><p>Lee también Trump en Medio Oriente: estas son las inversiones que el mandatario pactó; aeronáutica y defensa, los sectores más beneficiados</p><p>Irán y EU comenzaron las negociaciones nucleares el 12 de abril pasado, hasta ahora han celebrado cuatro rondas y Washington apuntó a la posibilidad de que se celebre un nuevo encuentro este fin de semana en suelo europeo.</p><p>Sin embargo, en los últimos días han aumentado las discrepancias acerca de las líneas rojas de cada país acerca del programa nuclear iraní. Washington pretende el "enriquecimiento cero" por parte de Teherán, que insiste que nunca aceptará ese extremo.</p><p>CNN report is heavily conditioned but the message (delivered by US sources) is pretty clear.</p><p>Israel is poised to strike Iran. Whether it does or not is framed around the outcome of US-Iran talks. pic.twitter.com/AAdP2k81RW</p>— Gregory Brew (@gbrew24) May 20, 2025</p><p>Rusia y Ucrania iniciarán diálogo “de inmediato”: Trump</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>dft/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/eu-tiene-informacion-sobre-posible-ataque-de-israel-a-instalaciones-nucleares-iranies-segun-cnn-tensiones-aumentan/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747791534507, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>Estados UnidosIsraelataque</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/eu-tiene-informacion-sobre-posible-ataque-de-israel-a-instalaciones-nucleares-iranies-segun-cnn-tensiones-aumentan/", "TimeStamp": 1747791534506, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148871	有图 <p><p>El Congreso de El Salvador dominado por el oficialismo aprobó este martes una Ley de Agentes Extranjeros propuesta por el presidente Nayib Bukele que incluye un impuesto del 30% a las donaciones que reciban las oenegés.</p><p>Con 57 votos a favor "queda aprobada la Ley de Agentes Extranjeros", declaró el Presidente del Congreso, Ernesto Castro, durante una sesión plenaria.</p><p>"Por cada transacción financiera, desembolso, transferencia, importación en especies o bienes materiales de cualquier tipo, o cualquier otro, y que sean provenientes de fondos del mandante extranjero, ya sea a través de donaciones, pagos u otros conceptos, a favor de sus agentes extranjeros en el país, se aplicará un impuesto del 30%", consigna el artículo 11 de la legislación.</p><p>Lee también Llega al Congreso iniciativa de Brugada para tipificar pinchazos; Morena busca aprobar reforma antes del 31 de mayo</p><p>La ley entrará en vigencia ocho días después de su publicación en el Diario Oficial, y los sujetos obligados deberán inscribirse en el Registro de Agentes Extranjeros (RAEX).</p><p>"La ley es incompatible con la democracia" y será "una herramienta de control y censura", advirtió la diputada opositora del partido Vamos, Claudia Ortiz.</p><p>👉 La Ley, que se parece mucho a la que impuso el régimen en Nicaragua, tiene la facultad de cancelar la personería jurídica de cualquier organización. Para su administración, se creará el Registro de Agentes Extranjeros (RAEX) como una dependencia del Ministerio de Gobernación… pic.twitter.com/D2lTev5cVh</p>— El Faro (@_elfaro_) May 21, 2025</p><p>Por su parte, el diputado de la derechista Alianza Republicana Nacionalista (Arena), Francisco Lira, dijo que la normativa "es una ley mordaza" para las ONG que "están señalando actos arbitrarios de este gobierno".</p><p>"Nosotros estamos haciendo lo que la ley nos faculta", aseguró el presidente del parlamento.</p><p>Lee también Tribunal de apelaciones ordena a EU que solicite regreso de otro migrante deportado a El Salvador; se trata de un venezolano</p><p>El mandatario había adelantado la iniciativa hace una semana, luego de que varias ONGs denunciaran la detención "arbitraria" del abogado ambientalista Alejandro Henríquez y del pastor evangélico José Pérez, líder de una cooperativa campesina de 300 familias que protestaban para no ser desalojados de un predio ajeno.</p><p>Bukele aseguró que "personas humildes" son "manipuladas" por "grupos" de izquierda y "ONG globalistas", cuyo único objetivo real es atacar al gobierno".</p><p>¿Votar responsablemente en la elección judicial?</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>dft/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/congreso-de-el-salvador-aprueba-polemica-ley-que-impone-impuestos-a-ongs-pagaran-30-de-gravamen/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747791775046, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>El SalvadorleyONGs</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/congreso-de-el-salvador-aprueba-polemica-ley-que-impone-impuestos-a-ongs-pagaran-30-de-gravamen/", "TimeStamp": 1747791775046, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148870	有图 <p><p>La concejal Rukhsana Ismail logró un hecho histórico en Reino Unido, ya que se convirtió oficialmente en la nueva alcaldesa, practicante del islam, de Rotherham para el período 2025-2026. </p><p>El hecho resulta tan abrumador ya que esta ciudad aún es asociada con los escándalos de violaciones grupales cometidas por bandas mayoritariamente pakistaníes contra menores entre 1997 y 2013.</p><p>Ismail ha destacado también como magistrada, vicepresidenta de Unison Sheffield y fideicomisaria de varias organizaciones benéficas locales. </p><p>Lee también Francia refuerza seguridad en las mezquitas tras asesinato islamófobo; identifican al autor del ataque</p><p>Además, ha dedicado su carrera a apoyar a personas vulnerables, desde puestos de primera línea en servicios contra la violencia doméstica hasta convertirse en directora ejecutiva de una organización benéfica en Nottinghamshire.</p><p>🇬🇧La toma de posesión de la flamante alcaldesa de Rotherham, Inglaterra. pic.twitter.com/IrkaWV4RpI</p>— Alejo Schapire⚡️ (@aschapire) May 20, 2025 </p>¿Qué hará la alcaldesa Ismail? <p>De acuerdo con la página del Ayuntamiento de Rotherham, durante el periodo que abarque su cargo como edil, un año, la concejala Ismail apoyará cuatro organizaciones benéficas:</p>Rotherham Hospice Trust: Ofrecen cuidados paliativos especializadosAge UK Rotherham: Se dedican a ayudar a los residentes mayores a vivir bienSense Rotherham: Empodera a personas con necesidades de comunicación complejasApna Haq: Otorgan apoyo a mujeres y niñas BME afectadas por la violencia<p>Rukhsana Ismail aseguró que dichas organizaciones benéficas "juntas, representan cada etapa de la vida y cada rincón de nuestra comunidad”.</p><p>Lee también "Hudud", tres formas de vivir la sexualidad</p><p>Finalmente, la consejal reflexionó tras ser nombrada alcaldesa y expresó el honor y responsabilidad que siente al contraer este histórico nombramiento. </p><p>"Ser alcaldesa de Rotherham no es solo un cargo, sino una plataforma para defender a las personas, las comunidades y las causas que hacen especial a nuestro municipio", comentó. </p><p>También comentó su deseo por inspirar a otras personas, especialmente a las infancias y juventudes de la comunidad, pues pretende lograr que crean en sí mismas "y a saber que todo es posible. Si yo puedo lograrlo, ellas también". </p><p>EU tiene información sobre posible ataque de Israel a instalaciones nucleares iraníes, según CNN; tensiones aumentan</p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p> <u>Únete a nuestro canal </u> ¡EL UNIVERSAL ya está en Whatsapp!, desde tu dispositivo móvil entérate de las noticias más relevantes del día, artículos de opinión, entretenimiento, tendencias y más. </p><p>desa/mgm</p></p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/boton-googlenews.webp?d=1359></p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; dataLayerWind.push({ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Más Información</p><script; } const seccionURL = "/mundo/historico-nombran-a-mujer-musulmana-como-nueva-alcaldesa-en-ciudad-de-reino-unido-es-un-gran-honor-y-una-gran-responsabilidad-afirma/"?.split("/")[1]?.split("?")[0] \|\| "homepage"; const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| []; var contentPlus = false; if(e.currentTarget?.dataset.plus === "muro"){ contentPlus = true; } dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Informativo", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": seccionURL, "SubSección": seccionURL, "TipoZona": "Te recomendamos", "Zona": "undefined", "TipoElemento": "Card", "Intención": "Ver artículo", "CTA": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "PagePath": e.currentTarget?.dataset.link \|\| "", "TimeStamp": 1747796686861, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile, "Imagen nota": e.currentTarget?.dataset.img \|\| "", "Tipo de Artículo": "Artículo", "ID Artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.id \|\| "", "Categoría de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.seccion \|\| "", "Título de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.cta \|\| "", "Etiquetas de artículo": "", "Descripción de artículo": e.currentTarget?.dataset.desc \|\| "", "Fecha de publicación": e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Fecha de modificación":e.currentTarget?.dataset.date \|\| "", "Reportero": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Redactor": e.currentTarget?.dataset.autor \|\| "", "Contenido pagado": "", "Contenido para suscriptores": contentPlus, }); }); }); <p>TEMAS RELACIONADOS<p>IslammusulmánInglaterraalcaldealcaldes electosreino unido</p><script; } const dataLayerWind = window.dataLayer \|\| [];dataLayerWind.push({ "event": "virtualEvent", "Proceso": "Navegación", "TipoEvento": "Interacción", "Sección": "mundo", "SubSección": "mundo", "TipoZona": "Temas Relacionados", "Sección": "mundo", "TipoElemento": "Button", "Intención": "Navegar", "CTA": tags_evento.dataset.tags, "PagePath": "/mundo/historico-nombran-a-mujer-musulmana-como-nueva-alcaldesa-en-ciudad-de-reino-unido-es-un-gran-honor-y-una-gran-responsabilidad-afirma/", "TimeStamp": 1747796686861, "TipoDispositivo": ismobile }); });});</p><p></p><p>Comentarios</p><p>Noticias según tus intereses</p><p>ViveUSA</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Alerta por gripe aviar: Brasil pierde exportaciones de aves hacia México, Chile y Uruguay</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Tragedia en Estados Unidos: tormentas dejan 21 muertos y devastación en varios estados</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Cómo tramitar el pasaporte mexicano de 10 años con el 50% de descuento?</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>NUEVO requisito para tramitar la visa americana de turista: Aplica desde este mayo</p><p><p><img src="https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/pf/resources/website/eluniversal/image_placeholder.png?d=1359" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>¿Elon Musk, padre de los gemelos de Amber Heard? 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3148869	有图 <p><p>Copenhague.- El Parlamento sueco (Riksdag) aprobó este martes una ampliación de la ley que prohíbe la compra de servicios sexuales para incluir los ofrecidos a través de plataformas digitales como Onlyfans.</p><p>La nueva legislación, que entrará en vigor el 1 de julio, castigará con hasta un año de cárcel la compra de material pornográfico producido de forma específica para quien lo adquiere, lo que será considerado un acto sexual, así como el hecho de pagar a alguien por realizar algún tipo de acto de ese tipo en internet.</p><p>La compra de material pornográfico ya grabado y en el que el cliente no ha tenido ninguna influencia seguirá siendo legal.</p><p>Lee también SRE llama a mexicanos en Suecia a seguir indicaciones de autoridades locales tras tiroteo; no se reportan connacionales afectados</p><p>Influir en alguien para que realice actos sexuales a distancia o explotar a esa persona económicamente para ello será considerado proxenetismo y podrá ser castigado con hasta cuatro años de prisión, en base a la reforma.</p><p>"Se trata de una nueva forma de compra de sexo y era hora de que modernizáramos la ley para incluir también la compra a distancia en plataformas digitales como, por ejemplo, Onlyfans", declaró hoy la diputada socialdemócrata Teresa Carvalho, cuyo partido ha sido uno de los impulsores de la reforma legal, a la cadena privada TV4.</p><p>Lee también Tiroteo en Suecia deja el manos tres muertos</p><p>Por su parte, la plataforma británica ha criticado que la ley impedirá a muchos "creadores" de contenido mantenerse por su cuenta y ha recordado que paga unos 12 millones de dólares (unos 10.7 millones de euros) al año en impuestos a las arcas suecas.</p><p>Suecia se convirtió en 1999 en el primer país del mundo en castigar por ley a los clientes de la prostitución, un modelo copiado años más tarde por países como Noruega, Irlanda y Francia.</p><p>EU tiene información sobre posible ataque de Israel a instalaciones nucleares iraníes, según CNN; 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3148868	有图 <p><p>Washington. El gobierno del Presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, parece haber comenzado a deportar a personas originarias de Myanmar y Vietnam a Sudán del Sur, a pesar de una orden judicial que restringe las deportaciones a otros países, afirmaron los abogados de los migrantes en documentos judiciales.</p><p>Las autoridades de inmigración podrían haber enviado hasta una docena de personas de distintos países a África, dijeron a un juez.</p><p>Estas deportaciones serían una violación a una orden judicial que establece que las personas deben recibir una <i>"oportunidad significativa" </i>de presentar sus argumentos de que ser enviadas a otro país que no sea el suyo sería un riesgo para su seguridad, indicaron los abogados.</p><p>Lee también Trump anuncia construcción de una "cúpula dorada" para proteger a EU; costará 175 mil millones de dólares</p><p>La aparente deportación de un hombre de Myanmar fue confirmada en un correo electrónico de un funcionario de inmigración en Texas, según documentos judiciales. El hombre fue informado de su deportación únicamente en inglés, un idioma que no habla bien, y sus abogados se enteraron del plan horas antes de que partiera su vuelo de deportación, añadieron.</p><p>Una mujer también informó que su esposo, originario de Vietnam, y alrededor de otras 10 personas fueron trasladadas a África el martes, escribieron abogados de la Alianza Nacional de Litigios de Inmigración.</p>Familiares piden a juez orden judicial de emergencia<p>Pidieron al juez Brian E. Murphy una orden judicial de emergencia para evitar las deportaciones. Murphy, quien fue nombrado al cargo por el expresidente Joe Biden, determinó anteriormente que cualquier plan para deportar personas a Libia sin previo aviso "claramente" violaría su fallo, el cual también se aplica a personas que de otro modo han agotado sus apelaciones legales. Una audiencia en el caso fue programada para el miércoles.</p><p>Lee también Kristi Noem pedirá pena de muerte para mexicanos acusados de tráfico de personas; fueron detenidos tras naufragio en San Diego</p><p>Murphy determinó que los funcionarios del gobierno federal deben mantener la custodia y el control de los migrantes aparentemente trasladados a Sudán del Sur, en caso de que él determine que sus deportaciones fueron ilegales.</p><p>Ni el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional ni la Casa Blanca respondieron a mensajes enviados en busca de comentarios.</p><p>Algunos países no aceptan deportaciones de Estados Unidos, lo que ha llevado al gobierno federal a concretar acuerdos con otros países, como Panamá, para que reciban a los inmigrantes. Washington también ha enviado a inmigrantes venezolanos a una prisión de máxima seguridad en El Salvador al amparo de una ley de tiempos de guerra del siglo XVIII que ha sido impugnada en los tribunales.</p><p>Lee también Tribunal de apelaciones ordena a EU que solicite regreso de otro migrante deportado a El Salvador; se trata de un venezolano</p>Sudán del Sur sufre por episodios de violencia tras independencia<p>Sudán del Sur ha sufrido repetidos episodios de violencia desde que se independizó de Sudán en 2011, en medio de esperanzas de que podría usar sus grandes reservas de petróleo para traer prosperidad a una región golpeada por la pobreza. Hace apenas unas semanas, el principal funcionario de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU) en el país advirtió que los enfrentamientos entre fuerzas leales al presidente y un vicepresidente amenazaban con convertirse en una guerra civil a gran escala.</p><p>La situación es "oscuramente reminiscente a los conflictos de 2013 y 2016, los cuales cobraron más de 400 mil vidas", dijo Nicholas Haysom, jefe de la misión de paz de la ONU, la cual cuenta con casi 20 mil efectivos.</p><p>El informe anual del Departamento de Estado sobre Sudán del Sur —publicado en abril de 2024— dice que entre los "problemas significativos de derechos humanos" se incluyen asesinatos arbitrarios, desapariciones, torturas o tratos inhumanos por parte de las fuerzas de seguridad y una extensa violencia basada en la identidad de género y sexual.</p><p>El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de Estados Unidos ha otorgado Estatus de Protección Temporal a un pequeño número de sursudaneses que ya vivían en Estados Unidos desde la fundación del país en 2011, protegiéndolos de la deportación al considerar que las condiciones son demasiado inseguras en la nación africana. 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3148867	无图 <p>Prime Minister KP Oli and Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba are at odds over the leadership of the Non-Resident Nepali Association, an umbrella organization of Nepali expatriates worldwide.</p><p>The prime minister and his foreign minister are now backing and supporting two rival factions within the NRNA and this has further intensified the leadership dispute that has long plagued the organisation of the Nepali diaspora.</p><p>The dispute inside NRNA goes back several years, but the association was vertically divided in October 2023 after Badri KC was elected president of the organisation. The election results were opposed and boycotted by two of his close rivals, Mahesh Shrestha and RK Sharma, backed by the Nepali Congress and CPN (Maoist Centre), respectively.</p><p>Prime Minister Oli on Wednesday clearly expressed support for KC, the incumbent president of the NRNA who was elected at the 11th convention in 2023 with a disputed mandate.</p><p>Addressing the NRNA Global Conclave on Wednesday, the prime minister stated that KC’s term is still valid until October 21, sending a clear message that he is not going to accept the new leadership recently backed by Foreign Minister Deuba.</p><p>KC was backed by the UML during the 2023 elections. NRNA leaders claimed it is an organisation of eight million Nepali diasporas.</p><p>The world conference of the Nepali Diaspora had in October 2023 elected KC, who secured 1,378 votes. Shrestha, a contender for the presidential position, garnered 1,225 votes, while Sharma received 1,281. Shrestha and Sharma rejected the results, claiming the election was rigged. All three started running the association parallelly.</p><p>The issue of election rigging reached the Supreme Court. On April 3, 2024, the court ordered the NRNA to hold a “unity convention”. </p><p>The controversy began when Keshab Paudel, a vice president candidate, saw his vote count register as zero and took the matter to the court.</p><p>Following the Supreme Court’s order, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on April 11,2024 sent a letter to the NRNA, instructing its secretariat to carry out only regular administrative activities until a new ‘international coordination council’ is formed. While issuing the instruction, the ministry’s letter referred to clause 16 (2) of Non-Resident Nepali Rules 2066 BS and the Supreme Court’s order.</p><p>But NRNA was already mired in controversy. Before KC was elected, leadership disputes had emerged during the 10th general convention.</p><p>Amid the dispute, the 10th convention held on March 27, 2022, elected Kul Acharya, KC, and Rabina Thapa as chairpersons. Each of the chairpersons would serve a six-month term. This arrangement had received the government legitimacy, but became another source of leadership dispute, marred by party politics.</p><p>One office bearer of the NRNA said, “Our movement has fallen flat and reached a new level of controversy.”</p><p>As the dispute escalated, the case reached not just the police, but also the Supreme Court. On April 4, 2023, a division bench of justices Sapana Pradhan Malla and Nahakul Subedi invalidated all NRNA committees. The court handed over the entire responsibility of managing the association to a dispute resolution committee led by Shesh Ghale, a former NRNA president. The Malla-led bench also directed that a unity convention be held after resolving the dispute.</p><p>A week later, the then government wrote to the NRNA Secretariat instructing it to perform only daily administrative works, effectively barring KC from working, in accordance with the court’s verdict. </p><p>Dissatisfied with the government’s [foreign ministry’s] decision, KC and others moved the top court.</p><p>On August 6, the court cleared the way for KC’s working committee to resume its duties. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Oli cited the same Supreme Court’s order and declared KC the legal and authentic president of the NRNA.</p><p>On October 20 last year, the foreign ministry wrote to Ghale and the NRNA Secretariat regarding the implementation of the Supreme Court’s decision dated April 4, 2024. Sharma"s team then moved the top court against the foreign ministry’s decision. </p><p>In the following November, the foreign ministry responded to the court and sought six months to implement the Supreme Court"s first verdict regarding the general convention of the NRNA. In its response, the foreign ministry stated that it was committed to ensuring that the “unity convention” is held within six months as per the court’s April 4, 2023 verdict, and expressed hope that rival NRNA factions would amicably settle their differences and join the election process. But that did not happen. The KC faction announced a boycott of the “unity convention” and even went to court to prevent it from being held. </p><p>Ahead of the “unity convention” on May 3, KC issued a statement saying that with the case still pending and the Supreme Court unable to hear it, the “unity convention” would only lead to further division.</p><p>"We call upon the group attempting to gather in the name of the unity convention to abandon their stubbornness and come to the path of dialogue. Furthermore, all activities carried out in the name of the unity convention (from membership distribution to delegate selection and voter processes) are contrary to the current NRNA statute. It is certain that an election conducted by a committee by creating its own procedures will not be granted legitimacy,” said KC in the statement, adding that he is committed to holding the regular convention from October 11 to 14. </p><p>According to the Supreme Court’s order, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs designated Ghale to organise the “unity convention,” which concluded on May 3 and elected a new leadership led by Shrestha, who had been defeated by KC in October 2023. With this, the NRNA now has two presidents—KC and Shrestha.</p><p>On May 3, Foreign Minister Deuba and Ghale jointly inaugurated the “unity convention,” backed by some NRNA activists and senior leaders. However, senior NRNA activists and leaders like Upendra Mahato, Jeeba Lamichhane, and Kumar Panta were against holding the “unity convention” as directed by the Supreme Court and did not participate in it. KC and his faction also boycotted the “unity convention.”</p><p>Oli on Wednesday said that the NRNA under the KC"s leadership would conduct a democratic and lawful general convention and ensure a transfer of leadership. He emphasised that tendencies contrary to the organisation"s objectives should not emerge and urged everyone to abandon narrow-minded attitudes and work towards greater unity. He stated that an organisation cannot function by amending its statute to suit individuals, especially when it should be moving forward in a spirit of unity. </p><p>The prime minister also invalidated “unity convention” the way it was convened . </p><p>He said misguided intentions had created conflict and clashes in the name of the unity convention and added that it was not appropriate to divide the NRNA based on self-interest. He advised adopting a generous approach by engaging in dialogue with the dissatisfied faction and including them under the current leadership to move forward together.</p><p>Inaugurating the “unity convention” on May 3, Foreign Minister Deuba said that the NRNA is not a political organisation and urged its leaders to unite with a selfless spirit to fulfill the noble objectives of the organisation. She also expressed commitment that she and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would provide necessary support and facilitation to help NRNA achieve its goals.</p> NRNA rift deepens as PM and FM pick sides	查看 7653	加德满都邮报	2025-05-15 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148866	无图 <p>Born and raised in Nepalgunj, Santosh Upadhyaya is a medical doctor currently serving as the chairman of Sanurvi International and the national director of Mr and Miss National. In addition to his professional roles, he is involved in advocacy and volunteering, leading initiatives such as Beam of Hope, a non-governmental organisation.</p><p>From a young age, Upadhyaya was outgoing and mischievous. “I was quite notorious—extroverted and always eager to participate in school activities,” he recalls.</p><p>Upadhyaya studied in different schools across Nepal due to his father’s job, which required a lot of travelling. Though born in Nepalgunj, he did his nursery in Salyan, studied in Kailali up to Grade 2, spent Grade 3 in Jumla, and then returned to Kailali for the remainder of his school years, where he completed his SEE. His permanent home is in Achham, but frequent relocations shaped his diverse educational experience.</p><p>Coming from Sudurpaschim, Upadhyaya noticed a contrast in opportunities and exposure when he moved to Kathmandu for his bridge course. “The environment was different, but I never held back,” he says. People sometimes even judged him based on where he came from.</p><p>Coming from a less-exposed background motivated him to “push forward”. He credits his journey to hard work and commitment.</p><p>While studying at the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in Teaching Hospital, Upadhyaya participated in the Nepal Student Union and closely supported Dr Govinda KC’s rallies advocating for medical reform. During the 2015 earthquake, he volunteered in several affected areas, including Sindhupalchowk, Dhading, Lubhu, Kirtipur and Nuwakot, through his organisation Beam of Hope.</p><p>Under his leadership, the 79th edition of the East Asian Medical Students’ Conference (EAMSC) was held in Nepal in 2018, marking the first time the event took place in South Asia. He also served as a global programme coordinator on the executive committee of the International Federation of Medical Students Associations (IFMSA) from 2017 to 2018.</p><p>As a medical student, he led numerous initiatives, participated in international conferences, and presented papers globally, visiting over 30 countries by the age of 25. After completing his MBBS, he returned to Achham and launched several community projects. He initiated Plant Your Books, established two libraries, and donated a phototherapy machine to the local district hospital.</p><p>He also served as the charter secretary of the Lions Club of Kathmandu Doctors Nepal. When asked how he juggles so many roles, he says, “The satisfaction I get from the outcome of my work keeps me going. I’ve always loved doing this.” He recalls conducting his first health camp in 2012, just a year after joining MBBS. “It was chaotic, but seeing the smiles on the faces of those we helped made it all worthwhile,” he shares.</p><p>Upadhyaya recalls a pivotal moment on a bus journey from Achham to Kathmandu. Scrolling through social media, he found a Facebook post featuring the previous Mister Nepal winner. Although he was familiar with pageants like Miss Nepal, this was the first time he developed an interest in male pageantry.</p><p>Intrigued, he began researching the winner and noticed that each contestant had their own form of social engagement. This inspired him to explore the pageant world.</p><p>After winning Mr Nepal in 2019, Upadhyaya participated in the Supra Star Search 2020 and emerged as the winner, securing his place in the Mister Supranational competition. It was a challenging time—the pandemic had halted events, Nepal didn’t hold the official licence, and sponsorships were scarce. “I did everything on my own,” he recalls, noting that his preparation was entirely online.</p> Driven by purpose	查看 3769	加德满都邮报	2025-05-19 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148865	无图 <p>Nepathya has started its 2025 America tour with a folk-rock performance in Austin, Texas. The concert began at 9 pm on Saturday at the Emo’s concert hall.</p><p>The band performed their newly released song, ‘Karnali ka Chhaila,’ for the first time during this concert. Following this performance, the song became publicly available on YouTube. Until then, fans had been paying to listen to the music for a week.</p><p>The doors to Emo’s hall opened at 8 pm local time. An hour later, the songs ‘Sa Karnali’ and ‘Siran Ma Photo Chha’ played on screen, building excitement before the band took the stage with ‘Koshiko Pani’.</p><p>“It felt like I was back in Nepal,” said Shishira Shrestha, who had driven one and a half hours from San Antonio.</p><p>The band arrived in Texas last week to perform in seven American cities. This was Nepathya’s first performance in Austin, although they had previously performed twice in Dallas.</p><p>This is the band’s seventh US tour, planned for over a month. Throughout Saturday’s performance, lead singer Amrit Gurung spoke passionately about preserving Nepali identity and encouraged fans to explore Nepal. He mentioned that many of his songs were inspired by his travels on foot through Nepali villages.</p><p>The band will travel from southern Texas to northern Washington, near the Canadian border, for their second performance. They are scheduled to perform at the Moore Theatre in Seattle on May 23.</p> Nepathya begins US tour with new song ‘Karnali ka Chhaila’	查看 1449	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148864	无图 <p>A few days ago, I chatted with colleagues I had just met. What started as a simple introduction of names evolved into sharing our life stories. As I listened to them, I found myself shedding a few tears. These tears were not just ordinary; they were accompanied by fear and anxiety.</p><p>Later that day, I took some time to reflect alone. My mind wandered, trying to find a reason. Surprisingly, I found a small link between their story and a part of my past I had tried to forget. The connection wasn’t clear, but it was enough to bring back feelings I thought were gone. But why? Why did a stranger’s story, which had nothing to do with me, make my old pain feel fresh again? The answer was simple: triggers.</p><p>A trigger is like an alarm system that rings every time you sense a connection to a painful experience. You could be going about your day normally when something—a sound, a smell, or a specific phrase—suddenly washes over you with emotion. You feel anxious, angry, or even helpless, seemingly out of nowhere. You might not immediately understand why, but your body and brain are reacting to something deeply rooted: trauma.</p><p>Traumas are caused by events that overwhelm you to such a degree that the nervous system cannot cope with those emotions. So, our memories get packed away like baggage and stored deep inside us, where they can’t easily affect us. But now and then, something forces that baggage to resurface and spill out everything inside.</p><p>It could be someone’s tone of voice. A song you haven’t heard in years. A random conversation with a stranger. A colour. A scent. They act like a tiny needle that pops a balloon and floods you with sudden emotions. </p><p>The brain catches up later, but the body reacts first. It remembers what it felt like when a person wearing a green shirt touches you, assuming you are asleep. So the next time it sees a green shirt, it reacts in fear, even though it’s not the same person wearing it. </p><p>It’s less about what happened and more about what it felt like. Because trauma doesn’t follow logic. </p><p>So, what happens when one is triggered?</p><p>Your body reacts first: Your pulse accelerates, muscles tighten, and breath shortens. Only after the rush will you understand why.</p><p>Emotional flashback: You feel like it is happening right now.</p><p>You avoid things: You avoid certain songs, places, people and situations as much as possible.</p><p>An onlooker might think of these responses as overreactions, but they simply are the body’s way of protecting you, doing what it once had to do to keep you safe, even if the threat is no longer there.</p><p>While you can’t always stop a trigger, you can learn to respond in ways that help you feel more grounded.</p><p>Start by naming what’s happening: “My body thinks I’m not safe, but I am.” Saying this out loud can help shift your brain out of panic and into the present. Then, ground yourself through your senses. Press your feet into the floor. Sip water and notice the temperature. Look around—name five things you see. These small actions signal safety to your nervous system.</p><p>Use intentional slow and deep breathing. Breathe in through your mouth for four seconds, and out through your mouth for six.</p><p>Trauma often grows in silence, but healing happens in connection. So talk to someone you trust. </p><p>You may also find bilateral movement very helpful. This means engaging in repetitive left-right motion, such as walking, tapping your hands alternately on your thighs, or slowly moving your eyes from side to side. </p><p>Remember, healing doesn’t happen all at once: it’s made up of small, quiet moments where you choose to keep going. Each breath, each grounding step, each gentle reminder to yourself that you’re safe now is a step forward. And every journey starts with a step. </p><p><i>Manandhar is a mental health advocate. She also provides psychosocial counselling.</i></p> Understanding trauma triggers	查看 3943	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148863	无图 <p>HJ Evelyn</p><p>Three Korean sisters, Evelyn, Erica, and Emily, run this channel. Their travel, cooking, and mukbang videos? Absolute chaotic gold. It’s like hanging out with your cousins who never stop talking.</p><p>Paradym TV</p><p>I watch a lot of Paradym TV—it’s fun, fresh, and has content that matchesmy humour. Their interviews and lifestyle videos always bring something new to the table without trying too hard.</p><p>Saturday Brunch with Khukuri Rum</p><p>Hosted by Asmi Shrestha, the Saturday Brunch with Khukuri Rum series is among my favourites. It feels like those perfect brunch conversations with friends, unfiltered, thoughtful, and just glamorous.</p><p>Vogue Beauty Secrets</p><p>I’m a loyal viewer of Vogue’s beauty secrets series. I secretly collect all my makeup tricks and skincare hacks from celebrities featured on this channel who somehow look flawless even while applying concealer with one hand.</p><p>Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain</p><p>Her voice, her vibe, her honesty—I’m hooked on the Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain podcast; it’s my audio hug. It’s calm and chill, and somehow, it always hits exactly what I’m feeling, whether she’s rambling about iced coffee or diving into existential thoughts.</p><p>Mai Pham </p><p>Mai Pham is one of those bloggers who just gets it. Her content is the perfect mix of glow-up energy and real-life moments. Whether travelling solo, sharing her routines, or just talking to the camera, she makes you feel like you’re on the journey with her. She’s confident, stylish, and unapologetically herself, but still super relatable.</p> What I watch online: Pragya Bhandari	查看 1610	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148862	无图 <p>One of the most significant outcomes of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, was the near completion of Article 6, a key provision of the Paris Agreement (PA) that facilitates international carbon trading and cooperation. This mechanism is divided into three key components: Article 6.2, which enables bilateral or multilateral carbon trading through Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs); Article 6.4, which establishes a UN-regulated carbon market similar to the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) where emissions reduction projects can generate and trade credits; and Article 6.8, which promotes non-market-based cooperation such as technology transfers and policy coordination to support global emissions reductions.</p><p>The long-awaited Article 6 rulebook, which took nearly a decade to finalise, has now set clear regulations on authorisation, accounting and market mechanisms, paving the way for the expansion of carbon trading. With this clarity, the global carbon market is poised for rapid growth. A significant milestone in early 2024 was when Switzerland completed the first Article 6.2 trade, purchasing 2,000 tonnes of emissions reductions from Thailand’s electric bus initiative at over $30 per tonne. This transaction signals a turning point, encouraging countries worldwide to invest in governance structures and carbon accounting systems to unlock climate finance opportunities.</p><p>Growing demand for carbon credits</p><p>Countries are investing heavily in developing their capacity to sell Article 6 credits, as the market has the potential to be highly lucrative. By 2030, the demand is projected to reach $100 billion, a significant leap from the current voluntary carbon market, which stands at roughly $1 billion per year.</p><p>This rising demand is fueled by four key sources. Corporate compliance with carbon tax regulations drives companies to purchase credits from abroad to offset tax obligations, such as Singaporean companies buying Nepali credits, although no formal agreement between the two governments exists yet. National compliance with Nationally Determined Contributions requires countries to acquire credits to fulfil their climate targets, as seen in Switzerland’s credit purchase from Thailand. Voluntary net-zero commitments push corporations to purchase credits to meet sustainability goals while ensuring transparency and preventing double-counting. </p><p>Demand for these credits is growing faster than supply, with the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) playing a significant role. CORSIA is a global scheme requiring airlines to offset emissions from international flights, which are not regulated under the Paris Agreement. It also mandates airlines to buy credits to offset emissions from international flights under the UN’s compliance market. As airline emissions continue to rise, the demand for carbon credits under CORSIA is expected to reach 137 million tonnes, with current credit prices ranging from $20 to $25 per tonne.</p><p>However, supply remains low due to two key barriers: The previously uncertain Article 6 rules before COP29 in Baku and the technical complexities involved in adjusting national carbon accounting structures.</p><p>Carbon trading</p><p>Until recently, Nepal’s laws recognised the trade of carbon credits only under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol. However, Nepal has now proposed an amendment to its Environmental Protection Regulation 2022 to enable participation in Article 6 of the PA. This marks Nepal’s first legal step towards leveraging carbon credit trading in the global market under the PA. Once Article 6 is operationalised, it will pave the way for private sector participation, allowing project developers to design and trade mitigation activities internationally.</p><p>Article 6 allows Nepal to advance its low-carbon sustainable development goals while contributing to global climate objectives. In recent years, Nepal has demonstrated its commitment to Article 6 by signing bilateral agreements, participating in capacity-building initiatives and establishing a Designated National Authority (DNA). However, these initial steps alone are insufficient for success. While expressing interest and setting up frameworks are important, true progress hinges on effectively implementing laws and policies—where Nepal has historically struggled.</p><p>Nepal’s second NDC, submitted to the UNFCCC in 2020, briefly mentioned its intention to use voluntary cooperation under Article 6 to achieve climate goals. However, the goals lack specificity. Nepal is updating its NDC to include climate targets through 2035, providing an opportunity to strategically identify sectors for carbon trading under voluntary cooperation or compliance markets using ITMOs. Balancing market types ensures carbon trading aligns with national climate goals.</p><p>To trade correspondingly adjusted credits, Nepal must install a rigorous MRV system that produces trustworthy, cross-sector greenhouse gas data; boost its capacity to submit biennial transparency reports to the UNFCCC, which will soon be compulsory; and create a national registry that logs every mitigation project to prevent overselling and double-counting. If in-country resources are insufficient, Nepal should secure technical and financial assistance from bilateral or multilateral partners.</p><p>Institutional strengthening</p><p>The Climate Change Management Division (CCMD) in the Ministry of Forests and Environment, Nepal’s Article 6 and UNFCCC focal point, must prioritise the carbon market’s agenda by running complete gap-assessment in Article 6 participation, setting a government-wide framework that assigns clear Article 6 roles to each ministry and agency, quantifying administrative and operational costs and securing funding and guiding other relevant ministries on pricing mitigation outcomes.</p><p>Nepal’s Article 6 framework is still taking shape, but it can move faster by following peers such as Ghana. In Ghana, the Environmental Protection Agency acts as the Designated National Authority. A separate Carbon Market Office manages day-to-day tasks, including policy enforcement, MRV, registry upkeep, Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes issuance and transfer, reporting and corresponding adjustments. These functions are overseen by a Carbon Market Committee and supported by a Technical Advisory Committee.</p><p>Beyond copying structures, Nepal must replicate the driver of Ghana’s success: stable political and bureaucratic leadership. Officials leading Article 6 should hold four to five-year terms aligned with UNFCCC processes and MRV cycles. With decisive leadership and swift reforms, Nepal can gain an early-mover edge, especially in high-demand compliance, by meeting the criteria for trading correspondingly adjusted credits.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Failure to act now risks Nepal missing out on climate finance that could support its energy transition, forest conservation and sustainable development goals. Competing nations are already advancing in Article 6, securing early bilateral deals and investments. Without the necessary institutional and regulatory reforms, Nepal could struggle to meet its own climate targets and lose its potential revenue streams.</p><p>Conversely, positioning Nepal as an early leader in Article 6 implementation would bring significant benefits. It would attract investment, create jobs, and elevate Nepal’s standing in global climate diplomacy. By ensuring high-integrity transactions, Nepal can reinforce its commitment to sustainable development and establish itself as a trusted supplier of Article 6 credits.</p><p>Nepal has the political will and foundational institutions to succeed in carbon markets, but success depends on quick and strategic action. Nepal has the potential to transition from being a passive observer to an active participant in the global carbon economy, unlocking economic and environmental benefits for the nation. Delaying readiness efforts could mean missing the opportunity to leverage one of the most promising mechanisms for climate finance in the coming decade.</p> Nepal’s carbon market potential	查看 8198	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148861	无图 <p>In your home district, from the time you apply for a passport, it takes typically a month to get the passport copy from the district’s administrative office, at a cost of Rs5,000. But for those in a rush, the Department of Passports in Tripureshwor, Kathmandu, pledges ‘fast-track’ delivery within three days, for Rs12,000. Those who need the document urgently—those with tight visa deadlines, for example—throng to the capital from different parts of the country, having to fork out extra money on travel, food and lodging—besides the already high passport charges. However, to their dismay, ‘processing’ can still take as long as a week. The amount they pay doesn’t always guarantee promised service, let alone information and updates on the problems or the resumption of services. The public thus experiences not just an administrative hiccup but also a violation of their right to seamless service delivery in return for the high cost they pay.</p><p>These incidents, however, are not new. The Department of Passports is notorious for faulty servers and malware attacks. In a recent Post report, officials cited a ‘rare technical glitch’. Unfortunately, such glitches are all too common. Last November, a virus that sneaked into some computers related to the passport application system affected more than 3,000 service seekers daily for a week. Even in January 2023, there were long queues at the DoP when the server suddenly went down, disrupting the services. Besides passport delivery, other services, including those of the Department of Transport Management, the Election Commission, Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and Tribhuvan University, are infamous for frequent delays due to cyberattacks and disruptions. At the TIA, Nepal’s only major air international gateway of note, flight operations often suffer from server glitches, adding to the hassles of international and domestic travellers alike.</p><p>Successive governments have promised top-notch service to the citizens and have also introduced e-passports and e-driving licenses. But having provisions on paper is one thing, being able to deliver on them is quite another. After the country embraced a federal structure, authorities decided to ensure smooth public services through local governments. But passport distribution from the districts, for instance, is sluggish, primarily due to staff shortages, forcing people to visit the Kathmandu office. But then the service isn’t satisfactory at the DoP either. Administrative negligence, paucity of skilled personnel to fix the problems and poor planning make matters worse. Cyber security experts have repeatedly pointed to the urgent need to update outdated infrastructure, provide sufficient security in integrated centres hosting government websites, and to work to improve service capacity and software. Yet their pleas have fallen on deaf ears. </p><p>Good service delivery is the best marker of a reliable government. But Nepali governments of all hues have continuously let its people down. Frustrated with the government offices’ failure to provide services as basic as licenses and passports without much hassle, many youths are seeking opportunities abroad. It is time to break this entrenched dysfunction. If these problems go unaddressed, people’s trust in the government will continue to erode and with it also their faith in the country as a place where they can see their future.</p> Failed delivery	查看 3429	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148860	无图 <p>On May 14, Justice Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai succeeded Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna to become the 52nd Chief Justice of India. His elevation is remarkable as it brings many “firsts” to the fore. He is the first Buddhist to be sworn in as Chief Justice, the first from the semi-slum area of Amravati to reach the Supreme Court, and the first to have attained all his degrees from an almost nondescript institution amid a galaxy of noted Indian universities. Gavai is the second Dalit Chief Justice after KG Balakrishanan (2007-10). Inspired by Dr BR Ambedkar’s idea of equality and social justice, Gavai once said, “It is solely due to Dr BR Ambedkar’s efforts that someone like me, who studied in a semi-slum area at a municipal school, could attain this position.” </p><p>Gavai joined the legal profession in 1985. He was elevated to the Bench in the Maharashtra High Court in November 2003 and was granted a permanent tenure in November 2005. After working for nearly 14 years in the High Court, Gavai became a Supreme Court judge on May 24, 2019, bypassing three seniors. The Collegium, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, endorsed Gavai and stated: “The Collegium while recommending his name has duly considered Mr Justice Gavai’s position (Sl.No.4) in the seniority of Judges hailing from Bombay High Court. His recommendation, in no way, is to be misconstrued to mean that three senior-most Judges from Bombay High Court (two of whom are serving as Chief Justices) are less suitable than Mr Justice Gavai. On his appointment, the Supreme Court Bench will have a Judge belonging to the Scheduled Caste category after about a decade”. The appointment is justified because in over 70 years of independence, the Supreme Court of India has had only a handful of justices from a scheduled caste background. </p><p>Justice Gavai has authored over 300 judgments in over six years. He has also shared benches on constitutionally significant cases such as the annulment of Art 370 of the Constitution (Re Art 370 case), demonetisation (Vivek Narayan Sharma v Union of India 2023) and the Electoral Bond Scheme Case (Association of Democratic Reform v Union of India 2024), More importantly, in the affirmative action case (Punjab v Davinder Singh 2024), the constitutional bench headed by the then CJ Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud, improving upon the 1991 <i>Indra Sawhney</i>decision, allowed further categorisation of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes to exclude the “creamy layer<i>”</i> reaping the benefits of affirmative action to achieve true equality under the constitution. </p><p>In his concurring but separate opinion Gavai said, “When the 9- judge Bench in <i>Indra Sawhney</i> held that applicability of such a test (Creamy layer test) in so far as Other Backward Classes (OBC) are concerned would advance equality as enshrined in the Constitution, then why such a test should not also be made applicable to the Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST)”. His statement further questioned the benefits reaped by the creamy layer, barring the downtrodden from opportunities. Gavai questioned, “Can a child of IAS/IPS or Civil Service officer be equated with a child of disadvantaged member belonging to Scheduled Castes, studying in a Gram Panchayat/Zilla Parishad school in a village?” In this context, it is important to note that the Supreme Court of Nepal, in a case, had ruled that the creamy layer should not be allowed to benefit from affirmative action, as this would stymie the true equality envisaged by the Constitution of Nepal. </p><p>While Justice Gavai is known for his liberal pro-liberty views, some of his decisions have given him the limelight. They include granting bail to Manish Sishodia, a politician, journalist and social activist who had been languishing for over 15 months without a meaningful trial; bail to human rights activist Teesta Seetalvad in 2023, who was indicted for allegedly fabricating evidence in the 2002 Gujarat riots; and the release of AG Perarivalan in 2022, a convict in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. Similarly, in 2023, the Supreme Court stayed the conviction of Rahul Gandhi in a criminal defamation case over the Modi surname remarks during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Absent this stay, Rahul Gandhi would have been suspended from the Parliament. </p><p>A few of his decisions in favour of environmental protection, such as banning mining around the Sariska tiger reserve in Rajasthan and, more recently, asking the Telangana government to halt tree-felling activities in Hyderabad, are positively reviewed. Gavai’s ruling on the right to shelter against reckless bulldozing of houses in Delhi was also commended. </p><p>With regards to further bonding between the Nepali and Indian judiciary, Chief Justice Prakash Raut and Chief Justice BR Gavai have the responsibility to bring the two judiciaries closer by taking initiatives to implement the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) recently signed. Gavai, accompanied by a few other justices of the Supreme Court of India, attended the signing ceremony during CJ Raut’s visit to India at the invitation of former CJ Sanjeev Khanna. (Though the MoU was conceived during the tenure of CJN Biswambhar Prasad Shrestha and CJI Chandrachud, it could not be signed during Chandrachud’s visit to Nepal last May due to some procedural hurdles.)</p><p>The MoU provides for exchange of visits, cooperation in judicial education and other aspects of institution building. Given the strong focus of our two judiciaries on the rule of law, constitutional governance, human rights, environmental and climate justice, the bonding will provide further impetus to our commitment to promote constitutionalism and serve our respective people. A true believer in peace, harmony and the teachings of Lord Buddha, Chief Justice Gavai, who now holds the mantle of the Indian judiciary, has both the obligation and the opportunity to enhance the justice system and reinforce the judicial bonding between the Nepali and Indian judiciaries. His credentials provide optimism for bringing the two judiciaries closer.</p> Enhancing judicial bonding	查看 6115	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148859	无图 <p>In an apocryphal story, Indian economist and Marxist scholar Ashok Mitra (1928–2018) narrates the career trajectory of a spoiled brat of one of the anti-communist caudillos of the 1950s. Once some of these military princelings from Paraguay, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, or Venezuela graduated from nondescript colleges in the United States, they would approach the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund in Washington, DC for a sinecure to stay away from political uncertainties in their home countries.</p><p>The Bretton Woods sisters had little use for the entitled offsprings of the ruling juntas of banana republics. The Bank or Fund officials would take up the matter with the State Department, who in turn would speak to someone at the Pentagon, and thereafter these scions of military and civil elite of US-backed dictatorships would fly back home to take charge at vital economic institutions such as the finance ministry, the central bank or the planning authority. A few promising ones would later be absorbed into the UN system once their utility on the home turf was over. </p><p>Similar things were taking place in most client countries of the US. In Nepal, Vietnam hawk Ellsworth Bunker first operated from New Delhi in the late-1950s and then continued to do so through his partner, Ambassador Carol Laise Bunker, from the mid-1960s up until the early 1970s. The power couple of the Cold War identified, groomed and positioned graduates of American universities in key positions of Panchayat rule. Ambassador Bunker’s infamous assessment— “We have a democratic tradition dating back hundreds of years, and they have a hierarchical tradition. They should choose their own kind of government”—was music to the ears of loyalists of the Shah regime.</p><p>The storyline remained unchanged, but the props changed after the implosion of the Soviet Union began in the late-1980s. The heirs of prominent civil, military and political families were asked to return home after graduation and take up entrepreneurial roles at non-government organisations (NGOs) or not-for-profit organisations (NPOs) that had begun to proliferate in countries with an authoritarian past. Some of them would be advised to stage performative activism in human rights or movements of the marginalised to establish their credibility so that their leadership would look normal and become unassailable. Specially, donor-dependent initiatives such as Donor Organised NGOs (DONGOs), International NGOs (INGOs) and Big International NGOs (BINGOs) turned out to be employers of choice for the progenies of local elite.</p><p>The transformation of a vocation or calling into a lucrative occupation gained momentum once bilateral donors and multilateral lenders started to recognise the Civil Society as the third pillar of governance. Once put on a par with the State and the Market, social enterprises emerged as important players of political economy. Western donors saw them as a line of defence against the rise of leftwing extremism and religious radicalism in poor countries. The Pakistani-British writer Tariq Ali calls such enterprises Western Governmental Organisations (WGOs) as they “buy up lots and lots of” political and social activists. The lapsed Marxist-Leninists of the UML variety and remnants of the authoritarian Shah regime (1960-90) continue to dominate the NGO sector to this day.</p><p>Gathering cloud</p><p>Any data in Nepal is suspect, but it is said that the number of NGOs grew tenfold from about 200 in 1990 to over 2000 in 1995 and has since surpassed 54,000 by 2025. The country of less than 3 million population, almost one-third of it studying or working abroad, boasts more than 100,000 formal and informal social enterprises—which comes out to be one organisation working for every 200 people or so.</p><p>By the Rhododendron Revolution of 2006, the non-profit sector had become a significant contributor to the national economy. It was the employer of choice for the urban bourgeoisie of the White Shirt variety. The sector engaged an army of field researchers, consultants, experts and advisers to assist conflict resolution and peace-making efforts after the decade old (1996-2006) armed conflict. The support services flourished as hotels, travel agencies and car hire companies profited from a boom in the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Events) tourism.</p><p>Office rents in upmarket localities went up. In the neighbourhood the UN System at Pulchowk, the conversion of a relatively quiet Jhamsikhel and Dhobighat areas into the happening streets of Jhamel—patterned after touristy Thamel—was complete with newer hotels, fine-dining restaurants, upscale bars, popular cafes, pricey spas and even a few fancy boutiques. Due to higher pay scales and tax deduction at source, the NGO industry—hereafter the <i>Windustry</i>, a neologism to denote its dependence on Western donors and to differentiate it from other service industries—emerged as a significant contributor to national revenue. </p><p>Nothing great lasts forever and the long run of easy money for the Windustry seems to be coming to an end with the suspension of USAID funding. Even though the USAID spent only about 0.49 percent of the federal budget, which works out to about $105 per US citizen per year, it was a considerable source of funding for humanitarian response during crises, vaccination, healthcare, education and disaster preparedness in the developing countries. Close on its heels, the UK has announced that it would be cutting its foreign aid budget from roughly 0.5 percent of gross national income to 0.3 percent to allocate more funds to defence. </p><p>Much of the foreign aid is channelled through the UN system, development agencies and contractual service providers of donor countries that work with the recipient government. It is estimated that less than 15 percent of foreign aid was directed towards NGOs in Nepal. But it kept the wheels churning with the Windustry establishing itself as a career option for Nepali youths unable or unwilling to go abroad in search of employment.</p><p>Incipient hailstorm</p><p>Unlike many of his peers in the Windustry, Ajay Das has come up from the bundocks through sheer hard work. Through the journey of being a media personality to becoming an international expert, he may not have gathered much moss but had got so much shine that he was given the responsibility of implementing the Civil Society and Media Programme (CSM) of the Asia Foundation as its Programme Director. He seems to be in-between-jobs and was in Jumla when I contacted him about the immediate impact of the suspension of USAID funding. </p><p>Unless they are the ones holding the reins, the socio-political elite of Kathmandu detests any activity aimed at empowering the marginalised of the countryside. Fully funded by USAID, the CSM was working with 56 partner NGOs in Lumbini and Madhesh. Altogether, the programme employed 30 people directly and about 250 through partner organisations. Auxiliary and support services had created additional jobs. Overnight, it has all disappeared in thin air with President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) eating up the promised grant.</p><p>With development assistance disappearing, the US strategists of Cold War II may take the route of covert funding—grants of surreptitious foundations, dubious academics and shady researchers or even direct distribution of cash—to sustain their assets and maintain presence in the marketplace of peddling influence in Kathmandu. </p> A downturn in the ‘Windustry’ sector	查看 7588	加德满都邮报	2025-05-20 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148858	无图 <p>A months-long tug-of-war between the ruling Nepali Congress and CPN-UML parties over the appointment of the central bank governor ended on Tuesday after the government appointed economist Biswo Nath Poudel as new governer of the Nepal Rastra Bank.</p><p>He is the 18th governor of the central bank. </p><p>Poudel earlier served as vice-chairman of the National Planning Commission for 14 months. He then contested the general elections from Chitwan-3 on a Nepali Congress ticket in 2022. (He lost to Hari Dhakal of the Rastriya Swatantra Party.) </p><p>On Tuesday afternoon, a Cabinet meeting, based on the recommendation of a search committee led by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Poudel, decided to appoint Poudel as the new governor, said government spokesperson Prithvi Subba Gurung. With the governor’s appointment, the crisis of confidence between the Congress and UML is expected to ease. </p><p>Just before the Cabinet meeting, the three-member search committee led by Finance Minister Poudel had recommended three names for the position of governor. The names proposed by the committee—Biswo Poudel, Neelam Dhungana Timilsina, and Dinesh Bhattarai—were tabled in the Cabinet on Tuesday evening. </p><p>Economist Poudel’s name was at the top of the list and the Cabinet decided to honour the priority. “This was a long-awaited decision,” said Gurung. </p><p>Timilsina is currently deputy governor following the retirement of former governor Maha Prasad Adhikari on April 4, while Bhattarai is a former government secretary. The members of the finance minister-led recommendation committee included former Nepal Rastra Bank governor Maha Prasad Adhikari and economist Poshraj Pandey. </p><p>Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba had reached an understanding to appoint Poudel as the new governor. </p><p>Initially, the Congress had proposed the name of Gunakar Bhatta, the executive director of Nepal Rastra Bank. But Deputy Governor Timilsina refused to accept his resignation. To be eligible for the post of governor, Bhatta had submitted his resignation, as required by law.</p><p>A writ petition was also filed in the Supreme Court against Bhatta’s nomination for the post. </p><p>Similarly, advocates Pratibha Upreti, Bishal Thapa, and others reached the Supreme Court to file a writ petition arguing that economist Poudel was unfit for the role and should not be appointed. But the court’s administration refused to register the case.After this, advocates Thapa and Upreti again approached the court bench challenging the administration’s decision against registering the petition.</p><p>The Supreme Court has upheld its administration’s decision to decline the writ petition filed against Poudel on Tuesday, paving the way for the government to recommend and appoint him to the post of governor.</p><p>Supreme Court spokesperson Achyut Kuinkel said that a bench of Justice Sapana Pradhan Malla upheld the administration’s decision.</p><p>However, the possibility of a future writ challenging his qualifications cannot be ruled out even after the appointment.</p><p>The government initially formed the recommendation committee on March 24, led by Finance Minister Poudel, with economist Poudel and former NRB governor Bijaya Nath Bhattarai as members. </p><p>However, due to disputes between the two main coalition partners, the committee had been unable to meet since its formation. </p><p>According to the Nepal Rastra Bank Act, the government is required to appoint and announce a new governor at least a month before the term of the outgoing governor ends. However, even though the post had been vacant for a month and a half, the Poudel-led committee had been unable to recommend a name to the Cabinet due to the Congress-UML political deadlock.</p><p>Bhattarai resigned from the committee on April 22, expressing dissatisfaction. The government then appointed immediate-past governor Adhikari in his place.</p><p>Later, Poudel himself stepped down as a member after political preparations to pick him as governor started. On May 14, economist Poshraj Pandey was inducted into the committee to replace Poudel.</p><p>Although the committee was reconstituted, it still did not meet formally due to ongoing disagreements between the Congress and the UML leaders.</p><p>Prime Minister Oli had earlier said that, just as he had appointed the first female President, he also intended to appoint a woman as governor. </p><p>“In our discussions, the prime minister had expressed his desire to appoint Timilsina as the next governor,” a senior Nepali Congress leader said. But amid mounting public frustration over the delay and increasing pressure from the Congress, the prime minister finally decided to take a final call.</p><p>Meanwhile, as the appointment process moved forward, four cases were filed in the Supreme Court. One challenged the government’s decision to remove the age limit of 65 years for appointments to public office. The Supreme Court issued an order not to remove the age cap.</p><p>Another case questioned Bhatta’s eligibility following the non-acceptance of his resignation from the Nepal Rastra Bank. One more petition was lodged against the inclusion of the former governor Adhikari in the recommendation committee. And yet another was filed against Poudel. </p><p>Who is Poudel</p><p>Poudel, a professor at Kathmandu University, is also an expert in natural resources, labour economics, and economic history. He holds a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of California at Berkeley. </p><p>He previously served as the vice chairperson of National Planning Commission (NPC), chair of board of governors of International Center for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) and president of Colombo Plan council. </p><p>At present he is a visiting professor at Kathmandu University School of Management. He also served as Economic Advisor at the International Labour Organisation (ILO), an economist at the Office of Millennium Challenge Account Nepal, and an advising vice-chairman of the National Planning Commission (NPC).</p> Economist Poudel named Nepal Rastra Bank governor	查看 6169	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148857	无图 <p>Nepal’s women’s cricket team made its international debut in 2007 without full-time cricketers. The team was made up of top athletes from other sports to participate in the inaugural ACC Women’s T20 Championship.</p><p>The tournament featured eight teams divided into two groups, with the top team from each group progressing to the final for the title. Nepal were pitted in Group A with the host Malaysia, Hong Kong and Thailand. Group B comprised Bangladesh, China, Singapore and the UAE.</p><p>In what was a remarkable achievement for a makeshift squad of sporting all-rounders, the Nepali team topped the group and advanced to the final. They defeated Thailand by 55 runs and Hong Kong by seven wickets in the group round, while drawing the one with Malaysia.</p><p>While Nepal were comprehensively beaten in the title clash against Bangladesh, their runner-up finish set the stage for the rise of women’s cricket in the country. “Nepal showed they could play shots,” the espncricinfo reported at the time.</p><p>That early promise was further validated when Nepal’s U-19 women’s team lifted the ACC Under-19 Women’s Championship in 2008 and successfully defended the title in 2010.</p><p>But that momentum was short-lived. The country that once led the regional development of women’s cricket gradually lost ground. Teams Nepal had once dominated began to surpass them. No story illustrates that shift better than the rise of Thailand.</p><p>Thailand leave Nepal behind</p><p>Nepal defeated Thailand when they met for the first time in international cricket in 2007. But in the second edition of the ACC Women’s Championship in 2009, Thailand returned the favour, winning by 23 runs.</p><p>In the third edition of the tournament in 2013—played in a 25-over format—Thailand defeated Nepal by seven wickets in the semi-final and went on to claim the title by beating China.</p><p>Despite putting up promising performances over the years, Nepal’s women’s cricket hit a period of stagnation, plagued by irregularities and the suspension of the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN). In contrast, Thailand continued to make steady progress. By the time the two sides met again in 2019, for the inaugural ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier, it was clear that Thailand had pulled ahead.</p><p>Nepal and Thailand entered the 2019 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier as joint favourites among the seven participating teams. But with only one coveted spot available for the Global Qualifier, it was Thailand who seized the moment, crushing Nepal by 57 runs on February 21. That defeat, Nepal’s only loss of the tournament, proved decisive as Thailand went on to win all their matches and advance.</p><p>Thailand then went on to play in the 2020 T20 World Cup, their first, alongside Bangladesh from the then Global Qualifier. They then entered the Global Qualifier for the 2022 World Cup directly, but were back in the regional qualifier in 2023.</p><p>And again, Thailand thrashed Nepal to reach the Global Qualifier as they defeated the Rhinos in the semi-final by 46 runs to book a place in the final and become one of the top two teams to progress to the next stage.</p><p>Thailand’s dominance over Nepal continued in 2025 as they defeated Nepal in all three games of the tri-series comprising the Netherlands, and played in a triple round-robin format. Thus, there was little surprise when Nepal lost to host Thailand by 78 runs in the final game of the Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier at the Bangkok-based Terdthai Cricket Ground on Tuesday. It was Nepal’s fourth consecutive loss to the same opponent in a year. Further, it was their seventh consecutive loss against Thailand since 2019.</p><p>An individual 50 by Nattaya Boochatham and Nannapat Koncharoenkai took Thailand to 158/2 in the first inning of the Super Three encounter on Tuesday. In turn, Nepal could only make 80/9 in 20 overs. Boochatham was in-at-four against Nepal when the two teams met back in the ACC tournament in 2007.</p><p>Nevertheless, Tuesday’s loss did not hamper Nepal’s progress to the Global Qualifier, which they ensured with a five-run win over the UAE on Monday, but it highlighted Nepal’s performance gap with the teams that will be waiting for them in the Global Qualifier.</p><p>Nepal’s opponents in Global Qualifier</p><p>The Global Qualifier will feature 10 teams vying for the four spot to the 2026 World Cup in England and Wales; half of the participants have been finalised after Nepal and Thailand’s entry was confirmed.</p><p>Scotland and Bangladesh directly qualified for the Global Qualifier based on their performance in the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup, while the USA qualified, which was their fourth in a row, through the Americas Qualifier in Argentina in March.</p><p>Now, the ICC will conduct the qualifiers in Europe, Africa and East-Asia-Pacific (EAP) regions for the remaining five spots in the Global Qualifier. The European qualifiers begin on May 25, while those in Africa and EAP have been slated for July and September, respectively. Meanwhile, two teams each will progress to the Global Qualifier from Europe and Africa, but only one from EAP.</p><p>The favourites to qualify from Europe include the likes of the Netherlands and Ireland, while those from Africa are Zimbabwe, Namibia, Uganda and Kenya. Meanwhile, there are eight teams competing for a single seat in the EAP.</p><p>Since being granted the WT20I status in July 2018, Nepal have not yet defeated the likes of the Netherlands, Namibia and Bangladesh in the short format as well.</p><p>Nepal’s upcoming preparation</p><p>There was no shortage of celebration on Monday as Nepal’s senior women’s cricket team’s advance to the Global Qualifier marked a historic high in their journey. For the first time ever, Nepal’s senior women’s side stands just one step away from a maiden appearance at a global ICC event.</p><p>But it will not be easy to grab the four spots among the 10 best teams in the Global Qualifier, which will not begin unless the EAP Qualifier concludes in September.</p><p>“It (the win) has shown that women’s cricket in Nepal deserves more investment and support from the agencies concerned,” Nepal’s skipper Indu Barma said in a video after defeating the UAE on Monday.</p><p>While CAN officials have not yet proposed extra plans for the women’s team’s preparation for the bigger challenge, CAN’s calendar for 2025 shows that the team will have good preparations ahead.</p><p>As per the calendar, the women’s team will now shift their focus to the ACC Women’s T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup in Sri Lanka next month. After a two-month break, the team will head to Malaysia in September for a T20I tri-series comprising the UAE.</p><p>If everything goes as per plan, CAN has also proposed a tour of the women’s team to Sri Lanka in October. Nepal will also host a pentangular series, inviting Uganda, Namibia, the UAE and the Netherlands in December.</p><p>CAN has also expected the inclusion of Monika, a fitness trainer, and Manish Jha, a consultant coach, both from India, to improve the women’s team’s performance. Similarly, as an increasing number of young and emerging players are stepping into the cricketing scene, the governing body of Nepali cricket now has a broader and more competitive pool to select the best players.</p> Nepal women cricket team’s path ahead is tougher than ever	查看 7338	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148856	无图 <p>A nationwide monkey census is underway to understand and manage the growing problems caused by monkeys. The census aims to collect accurate data from areas with high monkey populations to help authorities develop effective policies and conservation strategies.</p><p>The initiative is being led by the Central Department of Zoology at Tribhuvan University (TU), with support from the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC). According to experts, monkey-related issues—especially crop destruction and human-animal conflicts—have become matters of national concern. Data from the count will assist in developing monkey-friendly solutions and support affected farmers.</p><p>So far, the census has been completed in Gaurishankar, Baiteshwar and Bigu rural municipalities in Dolakha, and two local units in Dhading. According to Hari Prasad Sharma, associate professor at the Central Department of Zoology (TU), monkey counts have been completed in four municipalities and 15 rural municipalities of 13 districts so far.</p><p>Counts are ongoing in Manthali of Ramechhap, Dullu of Dailekh, Patan of Baitadi, and Dhunibesi of Dhading, with plans to expand to Ilam, Panchthar, Dhankuta and Makawanpur district shortly.</p><p>Launched on March 28, the monkey count is expected to conclude by mid-June. It is being conducted in six provinces, excluding Madhesh, where a similar count was completed earlier. In Lumbini province, the survey is yet to begin, but will soon cover Palpa, Arghakhanchi, Gulmi and Pyuthan districts.</p><p>To identify problem areas, the organisers initially sent letters to all 753 local units across the nation requesting reports on monkey-related issues. About 230 responded, and 40 to 45 municipalities identified specific wards where monkeys were causing severe problems. Associate professor Bishnu Prasad Bhattarai at the department said the team verified these reports through follow-up calls, media monitoring, and parliamentary complaints to select sites for the census.</p> Nepal is counting its monkeys to tame rising trouble in villages	查看 2010	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148855	无图 <p>Is there a currency restriction for Indian tourists visiting Nepal? The central bank says no. If so, why are tourism entrepreneurs bothered?</p><p>There is a cloud of confusion.</p><p>Last week, during a pre-budget discussion in Kathmandu, Chandra Prasad Dhakal, president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), called on the government to revise the existing currency limit for Indian tourists. </p><p>Specifically, he urged the authorities to allow Indian visitors arriving by land to carry up to the equivalent of $5,000 in Indian rupees, instead of the current cap of INR25,000. He argued that the present limit is too low for a country aiming to expand its tourism industry by attracting more Indian travellers.</p><p>The business community leader questioned why the same provision that permits air travellers to bring up to $5,000 cannot also apply to those entering via land. Dhakal emphasised that India has seen rapid economic growth over the past 15 years, with approximately 15 million new members joining the middle class, especially in regions bordering Nepal. This presents an opportunity for Nepal to draw in more tourists from its southern neighbour, he said.</p><p>The issue has been discussed even in Parliament. On February 25, 2024, Nepali Congress lawmaker Sunil Sharma raised the matter, urging the government to revise what he described as an outdated and restrictive regulation.</p><p>Sharma cited the arrest of a Turkish cardiologist at Tribhuvan International Airport on February 3 for carrying INR96,000, which exceeded the allowed limit. The lawmaker questioned what kind of message Nepal was sending to the international community by arresting tourists for carrying money intended for spending.</p><p>However, officials from Nepal Rastra Bank, the country’s central bank, maintain that Nepal does not impose such restrictions. </p><p>According to Revati Prasad Nepal, head of the Foreign Exchange Management Department, Nepal allows tourists to bring up to $5,000 or its equivalent in convertible currency, provided any amount exceeding that is declared upon arrival. He clarified that this rule applies to all tourists, regardless of whether they enter the country by air or land.</p><p>He pointed out a common misconception circulating in border towns—that Indian tourists travelling overland can carry only INR25,000. This, he explained, is not a Nepali regulation.</p><p>Is it an Indian regulation, then? </p><p>The confusion stems from a 2015 decision by the Reserve Bank of India, which capped the amount Indian citizens could carry in high-denomination notes while travelling to Nepal and Bhutan at INR25,000. Since then, it has remained unchanged.</p><p>In the meantime, Indian visitors face further complications—not only is the total amount capped by Indian regulations, but the denomination of notes they carry can also land them in trouble. Tourism stakeholders explain that many Indians are unaware that currency notes above INR100 are not permitted in Nepal, leading to frequent detentions and fines.</p><p>Diwakar Khanal, president of the Regional Hotel Association in Nepalgunj, still believes the rule originates from Nepal and questions its logic. According to him, if Indian tourists visit Nepal to spend money, imposing a cash limit only hampers the tourism sector. </p><p>He also highlighted the burdensome vehicle inspections Indian tourists face at border crossings, which can delay them for several hours, discouraging travel altogether.</p><p>Khanal pointed to yet another issue—the ban on INR500 and INR1,000 denomination notes. This policy, he said, significantly affects tourism-dependent businesses such as casinos that cater to Indian clientele. Without the ability to carry larger notes, Indian tourists cannot gamble or spend freely, leading to declining revenues in border towns’ establishments.</p><p>Finance Secretary Ghanshyam Upadhyaya acknowledged widespread confusion among tourism entrepreneurs over the regulation. He stressed that Nepal’s law does allow Indian tourists to bring up to $5,000 or its equivalent.</p> Indian tourists welcome, not their cash: The paradox of spending in Nepal	查看 4122	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148854	无图 <p>The Nepal Teachers’ Federation has expressed serious reservations over the School Education Bill passed by a parliamentary subcommittee and warned of stern protests if the bill is not revised by the Education, Health and Information Technology Committee of the House of Representatives.</p><p>The umbrella body of school teachers, which had staged a month-long Kathmandu-centric protest demanding the School Education Act, said the bill does not respect the teachers’ movement and past agreements.</p><p>A subcommittee of the Education Committee of the House on Sunday submitted its report resolving most of the disputed issues in the bill. Except for the modality to regulate private (institutional) schools and management of Early Childhood Development instructors, the panel has resolved all the differences in the bill. </p><p>The bill, with 163 sections, had received 1,758 amendments from 161 lawmakers. It took one and a half months of rigorous discussions for the panel to reach a conclusion. However, the federation has said the revised version is more regressive than the original bill that was registered in Parliament in September 2023.</p><p>“The agreement for internal competition for temporary teachers [including relief quota teachers, temporary contract teachers, teachers from former lower secondary schools, learning grant teachers, technical stream, and special education] has not been upheld,” reads the statement issued by the federation on Tuesday. “Furthermore, temporary contract and learning grant teachers have been excluded from internal competition.”</p><p>The redrafted bill envisions internal competition for 60 percent of the seats, with the remaining 40 percent vacancies to be filled through open competition. The federation has also expressed dissatisfaction with the minimum service requirement for automatic promotion as the bill states teachers must serve at least seven years to qualify.</p><p>“It does not include any provision for counting years of temporary service for teachers who later became permanent. The agreement to take temporary service periods into account to qualify for the pension has been ignored in the new bill,” reads the statement.</p><p>The federation also seriously objects to the provision placing school teachers under local governments. In line with the Constitution of Nepal, the panel agreed that teachers would work under local governments, but it allows for one-time transfers between and within local units and provinces.</p><p>“Teachers are being forcibly transferred to the local level without any benefits or alternatives,” said the federation. It also opposes the clause banning teachers’ political affiliation and the bar on head teachers becoming federation members. “This undermines the right to engage in professional trade union activities of teachers and staff.” </p><p>The proposed provisions are certain to diminish respect for and interest in the teaching profession at the school level instead of making it dignified and attractive to draw in top talent, according to the federation. </p><p>The umbrella body of school teachers also objects to the proposed removal of education units, which are district offices of the federal government. It argued that eliminating such units would affect professional security and dignity of teachers and staff.</p><p>“It seems the state is inviting a new wave of teacher and staff protests,” warned the federation, urging all teachers and staff to remain vigilant and prepared for a movement at any time.</p><p>Through the statement, the teachers’ body urged the Education Committee to revise the bill to address their concerns. “If it doesn’t happen, teachers and staff will take to the streets with an even larger force. We want to make it clear that the state will be solely responsible for any grave situation that arises as a result,” said the federation.</p><p>The parliamentary committee on education will start deliberations on the bill on Wednesday. It will be submitted to the House plenary after endorsement. The Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML have committed in writing to ensure that the bill gets through the lower house on May 29.</p> School teachers reject education bill, threaten stronger protests	查看 4173	加德满都邮报	2025-05-21 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:48:10	word
3148853	有图 <nav>FacebookTwitterWykop</nav> <p> <p> - W tej chwili pokaźna część społeczeństwa jednak wierzy, że Karol Nawrocki nie ma elementarnych kwalifikacji moralnych do tego, żeby być kandydatem na prezydenta - uważa prof. Antoni Dudek. W rozmowie z Piotrem Witwickim i Przemysławem Szubartowiczem mówił o "plotkach" i "trupach", które przed drugą turą "mogą wypaść z szafy" kandydata. W ocenie Dudka do tej pory Nawrocki był "szczęściarzem". </p> </p> <p> <p>Zobacz więcej</p> </p> <p></p> <p> <p>Profesor przyznał, że po pierwszej turze wyborów Karol Nawrocki jest "lekkim faworytem".</p><p>- Trzaskowski powinien teraz próbować budować program pozytywny. Sprawa kawalerki, kolejne inne "trupy z szafy" Nawrockiego, których wypadnięcia się spodziewam, pozostawiłbym jednak dziennikarzom, a konkurent nie powinien tego podgrzewać - powiedział Antoni Dudek.</p><p>Profesor nawiązał do zamieszania w temacie mieszkania w Gdańsku, które Nawrocki ostatecznie przekazał na organizację charytatywną. Dziennikarze dopytali o kolejne, wspomniane "trupy z szafy". </p>Wybory prezydenckie 2025. Prof. Antoni Dudek i "plotki" o Nawrockim. "Mielibyśmy kawalerkę do kwadratu"<p>- Znam taką liczbę plotek na temat Karola Nawrockiego, że gdyby tylko połowa z nich się potwierdziła, to mielibyśmy kawalerkę do kwadratu - podkreślił profesor. </p><p>WIDEO: Antoni Dudek w programie "Najważniejsze pytania"</p><img src="https://ipla.pluscdn.pl/dituel/cp/ob/obdptedfhkfxmuis5z18ed388m1dq19b.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>- Nie będę zdradzał plotek z prostego powodu. W grudniu ubiegłego roku powiedziałem, że Karol Nawrocki jest jednym z najbardziej niebezpiecznych ludzi, jacy weszli w ostatnich latach do polskiej polityki i to się na naszych oczach potwierdza. Za chwilę może wygrać wybory prezydenckie. Człowiek, którego tak naprawdę wszyscy lekceważyli, także w PiS, jeszcze jesienią ubiegłego roku - mówił dalej.</p><p>ZOBACZ: Porównali wyniki Nawrockiego i Dudy. Różnica liczona w milionach</p><p>Zdaniem Dudka, to "powinno wielu dać do myślenia". - Co takiego w sobie ma ten człowiek, że idzie jak burza przez ostatnie parę lat, łamiąc wszelkie opory. Przypomina trochę buldożer - stwierdził gość "Najważniejszych pytań".</p>Wybory prezydenckie 2025. "Nawrocki jest szczęściarzem"<p>Według Dudka Karol Nawrocki jest "szczęściarzem". Porównał jego karierę do Nikodema Dyzmy. - Splot sprzyjających okoliczności wypromował tę osobę, która w oryginalnej scenie zostaje kandydatem na premiera. Teraz jesteśmy w tej scenie - powiedział profesor.</p><p>ZOBACZ: "Różnica kosmetyczna". Nawrocki rozpoczął kampanię przed II turą</p><p>Następnie Dudek stwierdził, że "w tej chwili pokaźna część społeczeństwa jednak wierzy, że Karol Nawrocki nie ma elementarnych kwalifikacji moralnych do tego, żeby być kandydatem na prezydenta".</p>Strategia dla Trzaskowskiego. Dudek o podejściu do Donalda Tuska<p>Antoni Dudek w programie ocenił też strategię Rafała Trzaskowskiego. - Problem polegał na tym, co nazywam "przekleństwem bycia liderem sondaży". - Bycie liderem usypia i czyni sztab mało aktywnym - zaznaczył.</p><p>- Nagle się okazało, że wynik jest zgodny z sondażami, tylko różnica jest tak niewielka i prawicowi kandydaci mają tak dużo, że faworyt już nie jest faworytem - powiedział dalej.</p><p>ZOBACZ: Donald Tusk po ogłoszeniu wyników exit poll: Zaczyna się gra o wszystko</p><p>Profesor podkreślił, że sztab Trzaskowskiego ma do wyboru: albo program pozytywny w ciągu najbliższych dwóch tygodni, albo dezawuowanie Nawrockiego. - Krytycznie o Nawrockim mogę sobie mówić ja, mogą sobie mówić dziennikarze. Trzaskowski powinien powiedzieć, co będzie próbował robić jako prezydent i jak to będzie się różniło od tego, co robi Donald Tusk - wskazał.</p><p>Zdaniem Dudka dużą rolę do odegrania, w przypadku obu kandydatów, mają teraz ich małżonki. - Pewnie nie dojdzie do debaty między małżonkami, ale oczy wielu mediów teraz skoncentrują się na tym - dodał.</p>Nawrocki chce "wykolegować" Kaczyńskiego?<p>Według Antoniego Dudka dopiero po wyborach będzie jasne, jaki jest cel Karola Nawrockiego. - Tu się prezes Kaczyński może zdziwić. Popuśćmy wodzę fantazji, wyobraźmy sobie, że Karol Nawrocki zostaje prezydentem - zaczął profesor.</p><p>- Oczywiście, że pierwszymi celami będzie doprowadzenie do destabilizacji rządu Tuska. Tutaj jego i prezesa Kaczyńskiego interes jest taki sam. Na przykład doprowadzenie do przedterminowych wyborów parlamentarnych - mówił dalej.</p><p>ZOBACZ: Wybory prezydenckie. Jak zagłosowała Polska? Podział na województwa</p><p>- Ale już po tych wyborach zaczyna się rozgrywka. Nie wiemy jaki będzie układ sił, stan zdrowia prezesa za rok czy dwa. Wyrósł w otoczeniu prezesa człowiek, który niezwykle mocno zaangażował się w obronę Karola Nawrockiego. Nazywa się Przemysław Czarnek. Wyobraźmy sobie, że Nawrocki myśli tak: jak będę prezydentem, chcę mieć premiera, z którym jest chemia - zasugerował Antoni Dudek.</p><p>Profesor był dopytywany czy jego zdaniem Nawrocki chce "wykolegować" Jarosława Kaczyńskiego. - Powiedziałem, że to jest możliwe. Nie twierdzę, że mam rację. Zobaczymy, ale Nawrocki musi zostać najpierw prezydentem - odparł.</p><p>Wcześniejsze odcinki programu "Najważniejsze pytania" możesz obejrzeć tutaj.</p> <p>WIDEO: Ekspert wyliczył, kto wygra w II turze. Minimalna różnica</p><img src="https://ipla.pluscdn.pl/dituel/cp/fq/fqd9jud5fy8j8pzzy89ww5jwhx5bxfr3.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> <p> jk / Polsatnews.pl </p> Czytaj więcej </p> <p></p> <p>ANTONI DUDEKKAROL NAWROCKIPOLSKAWYBORY PREZYDENCKIE</p> <p>Chcesz być na bieżąco z najnowszymi newsami?<p>Jesteśmy w aplikacji na Twój telefon. Sprawdźnas!</p><p>Dostępne w Google Play</p><p>Pobierz z App Store</p><p>Pobierz zHUAWEI AppGallery</p></p> <p></p><p></p> <p> </p> <scriptELEMENT_ID": 1698865, "FK_ELEMENT_TYPES_ID": 3 } Wybory prezydenckie 2025. Prof. Dudek o Nawrockim: Znam wiele plotek - PolsatNews.pl	查看 6323	波尔卫星新闻	2025-05-20 00:36:00 2025-05-21 11:24:27	word

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