News: United Nations General Assembly, Film Festival and Weather
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
The main media headlines are as follows:
- United Nations General Assembly: This Tuesday begins in New York theGeneral Assemblyof the United Nations , which annually brings together the world's leading leaders, Palestina State recognition at the center. Erresuma United, Canada, Australia, Portugal and France have officially recognized the State of Palestine on the eve of the summit.
- Film Festival: The Victoria Eugenia Theatre will host, within the programming of the San Sebastian Film Festival, the Great Basque Film Gala, by the hand of EITB. It will be a special rendezvous, the year in which most Basque productions are being presented in the history of the Film Festival.- Weather: The weatherwill continue along the same lines. In the north the skies will be very cloudy again and the low clouds will extend to some parts of the south; in the Ebro Valley the atmosphere will remain sunny. Occasional showers will occur and in the north they will be more intense. Temperatures will not change much.
More international news
At least four Gazans have been killed by the Israeli Army, in fact, even though a truce is in place
The victims were trying to return to their homes in Gaza City and near Jan Yunis, according to Palestinian sources. The army has argued that these people have gone beyond the yellow line and after "many attempts" to distance themselves, they have been shot.
Israel demands that Hamas comply with the agreement and hand over the bodies of the murdered hostages
Hamas has handed over the bodies of four hostages to Israel through the Red Cross, but according to the Israeli authorities there are still 24 others to return.
Trump jokes with Sanchez about Spain's defense spending
U.S. President Donald Trump joked during the Egyptian summit about disagreements with Spain over defense spending. "Are you working on GDP (5% defense spending)? Are you approaching, are you doing a wonderful job," said Trump, who asked where the Spanish delegation was ("Where is Spain?") looking at Sanchez.
Faced with two censorship motions and the timely presentation of the draft budget, Lecornu's main challenges
The re-elected prime minister has days ahead of him and it remains to be seen whether the newly elected second government of Lecornu will be able to continue working. The key will be held by the Socialist Party, whose motions have been registered by the National Assembly and the Insumisa France.
Reactions from relatives of Palestinian prisoners released by Israel
Israel has released some Palestinian prisoners at its disposal. The reactions of relatives and their environment have been evident. Xabier Madariaga, EITB's special envoy, has had the opportunity to talk to some of these relatives.
Sarkozy will go to prison on October 21
The former French president was sentenced to five years in prison for attempting to buy money in Libya for the election campaign.
Mauritania: the gateway to Europe for migrants by sea
Of the 30,000 migrants who arrived in Europe by sea last year, 16,000, more than half, left Mauritania, 6,400 from Morocco and 6,400 from Senegal. This year the number has decreased considerably. The police presence has increased in recent months following the signing of agreements with the Spanish and European governments to contain migration.
Familia palestinarrak eta israeldarrak euren senideekin bildu dira
Bizirik dauden 20 bahituak entregatu ditu Hamasek eta, trukean, 1.966 preso palestinar askatuko ditu gaur Israelgo Gobernuak. Pozez eta negar malkotan hartu dituzte senideak.
Donald Trump: "It's a day of great joy and hope."
U.S. President Donald Trump has stressed in the Israeli Parliament that "this is not just the end of a war, it is the end of an era dominated by fear and death, and the beginning of an era of faith, hope and God." "It is the beginning of lasting harmony for Israel and for all nations that will soon be a truly magnificent region," he added.
France and Egypt will organize a humanitarian conference for Gaza in the coming weeks
The aim of this event will be "to resume humanitarian operations and then begin reconstruction," Macron himself said.