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OPINIÓN | ¿Termina la guerra en Ucrania? Paisaje después de la batalla

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

Nota del editor: Jorge Dávila Miguel es licenciado en Periodismo desde 1973 y ha mantenido una carrera continua en su profesión hasta la fecha. Ostenta posgrados en Ciencias de la Información Social y Medios de Comunicación Sociales, así como estudios superiores posuniversitarios en Relaciones Internacionales, Economía Política e Historia Latinoamericana. Es de nacionalidad cubana y ha recorrido casi todos los niveles y labores de su profesión, desde reportero hasta corresponsal extranjero en prensa plana y radial, así como productor ejecutivo en medios televisivos. Como columnista, Dávila Miguel ha sido premiado por la Asociación de Periodistas Hispanoamericanos y la Sociedad Interamericana de Prensa. Actualmente Dávila Miguel es columnista del Nuevo Herald, en la cadena McClatchy y analista político y columnista en CNN en Español.(CNN Español) –– Hace un par de meses la contraofensiva ucraniana era notablemente lenta. Hoy aparece estancada y los pronósticos de la Casa Blanca, la O...

'Park Hill panty thief' has neighbors on high alert in Denver

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Some neighbors in the Park Hill community are on high alert after they say a man has been breaking into their homes and stealing intimate items — mostly women's underwear.Neighbors are calling him the "Park Hill panty thief." Now police are searching for the "possible suspect."“I felt like he was watching our house," said a neighbor, who asked to be anonymous. "He totally passed over everything you think a thief would steal. Money, medications, PlayStations, computers. Didn’t grab any of that stuff."A dangerous confrontationThe neighbor is recalling the moments she said a man broke into her home. She told FOX31 about the first time he came through her window in July.“All of the lights were on in the house. So I don’t know if he chose to come when someone is there," the neighbor said. "My roommate was asleep in the bedroom. I wasn’t home at the time." Young dad paralyzed after trying to stop teen with gun near Denver school She said her roommate grabbed a knife and ...

Denver Broncos store seeing more customers after big wins

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Broncos Team Store at Empower Field at Mile High is seeing an uptick in fans coming out to buy gear after some big wins. "I'm a die-hard Broncos fan. I have been all my life," Jeremy Johnson said. "I'm a Colorado native here."FOX31 met Johnson at the team shop on Monday night. He was there to pick up some Broncos clothes to give his family for Christmas."I'm here looking for some Broncos gear to send to my cousins in upstate New York," Johnson said. How likely is it for the Denver Broncos to make the NFL playoffs? Johnson said he got his Christmas wish — just in time for the Broncos to start playing well — by finally getting season tickets. Johnson just made it off the waitlist after 21 years.“I finally got them last season. We all know how last season went," Johnson said. "This season has been a lot more exciting. I am happy to see the defense is stepping up and the offense is finally starting to click."Johnson said he signed up to be a season tickethol...

Rancher groups sue to delay Colorado wolf reintroduction

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- On Monday, two industry associations sued in an attempt to stop the release of gray wolves in Colorado.The federal lawsuit was filed by the Colorado Cattlemen's Association and the Gunnison County Stockgrowers' Association. It names the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Colorado Parks and Wildlife as defendants. Colorado Auditor: Lottery sales model produced ‘unusual winning patterns’ On Friday, the federal rule for non-essential experimental population designation became effective, allowing for wolves to be released into Colorado. The associations, which represent ranchers and farmers across Colorado, filed litigation "to address concerns about the potential impacts of wolf introduction on livestock and rural communities," according to a joint release about the lawsuit.Andy Spann, a fifth-generation rancher from Gunnison and president of the county stockgrowers' association, said wolf reintroduction impacts need proper review not to have negative impacts on the ...

Teenagers gifted shopping spree by Miramar Police and Target

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

Miramar Police officers treated teenagers to a shopping spree.Twenty-seven deserving kids and officers went down the aisles of the Target on Miramar Parkway. The teens were chosen by Target’s Heroes and Helpers program and were given $100.“They get to further their character, helping people,” said Miramar Police Sgt. Oscar Mendoza They’re doing it right now with their family. They’re bringing presents home for their family and it’s going to be a really amazing holiday season for them.”“I didn’t get nothing for myself,” said a teenager. “I just rather spread love towards the people I love instead of getting myself something, so that’s why I didn’t get anything for myself.”The program has provided holiday shopping experiences to over 100,000 children.

Commission’s patents proposal doesn’t have to be so damaging

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

On April 27 2023, the European Commission proposed regulations which would transform the licensing of standard-essential patents (SEPs). This far-reaching and very flawed proposal is now pending before the European Council and the European Parliament.There are plenty of reasons why the European Commission’s proposed SEP Regulation should be withdrawn and reconsidered. These include: the lack of empirical evidence justifying regulatory intervention; the lack of evidence that the proposed SEP Regulation will achieve its goals; the clear lack of balance; the failure to consult with industry and Commission stakeholders; the fact that it is not proportionate.The very premise of the proposed SEP Regulation is also flawed. The are four main elements to the proposed SEP Regulation. First, there is a SEP register to count SEPs. Second, there are essentiality checks to eliminate false SEPs. Third, there is a process for aggregate royalty determinations. Finally, there are FRAND determinations...

How the world gets Universal Health Coverage back on track

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

In a tiny village along the Peruvian Amazon, women line up on a warm, rainy August morning to protect themselves against cervical cancer, a disease that claims the lives of six women in Peru every day.News had spread throughout nearby villages of a pilot screening project for human papillomavirus (HPV), a common virus responsible for most cases of cervical cancer. Midwives were arriving in Comunidad El Salvador to show women how to collect their own vaginal samples. The women in line would be joining more than 100,000 others in getting tested as part of the wider screening program, involving Peru’s Ministry of Health, government organizations, patient advocates and other groups including Roche.[1]While it is well understood that HPV screening is vital to preventing cervical cancer, the lack of access in many remote or low-income parts of the world still leaves many women at a level of risk that should be unacceptable in the modern age.       Joanna Sick...

One person in custody after Boston police cruiser hit during chase

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

One person was in custody Monday night after a police chase that ended in South Boston. Police were spotted on scene on East First Street around 11:15 p.m. near a heavily damaged car with flat tires. A gun was also spotted on the ground at the scene. Officials told 7NEWS a Boston police cruiser was hit during the preceding chase and confirmed that one person was in custody. Though the cruiser was hit, officials said no one was inside at the time. No further information was immediately available. This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

Car crashes into Charles River in Newton

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

Emergency crews responded in Newton Monday night after a car crashed into the Charles River. The car appeared to have crashed through an area of brush before traveling into the water off Washington Street in town. Police on scene said they had to pull a woman out of the car through its passenger-side. Though the woman was taken to the hospital, police said she is expected to be OK. No one else was in the car at the time of the crash. There was no word as of Monday night on what caused the driver to go into the water. Initially seen in the water, the car was seen being towed away shortly before 11 p.m.This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

Chicago Bulls reportedly scour potential landing spots for Zach LaVine while weighing options for DeMar DeRozan, Alex Caruso

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:30:31 GMT

The Chicago Bulls are seeking out potential landing spots for Zach LaVine. But the wheels of change keep grinding slowly as executive vice president of basketball operations Artūras Karnišovas appears to be set on a careful and steady approach.The Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Lakers are the two teams most interested in obtaining LaVine through a trade, according to a new report from The Athletic. But only days away from the Dec. 15 threshold — when the majority of players in the league become tradable — there isn’t much movement apparent in the Bulls front office.It’s always been clear the Bulls wouldn’t make a trade until January at the earliest. And with LaVine likely sidelined until the new year with a foot injury, it can be difficult to gauge the market. But that won’t stop the steady flow of trade gossip from now until the Feb. 8 deadline.One key piece of chatter gives important insight into the front office’s next s...