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El fabricante alemán de deportivos Porsche continúa inmerso en una compleja transición de producto. La compañía cerró el primer semestre con unas entregas mundiales de 122.306 vehículos, un 16% menos que en el mismo periodo del año anterior, lastrada por la renovación de su gama, el cambio hacia la electrificación y el desplome de la demanda en China. Es otra piedra en el camino del grupo Volkswagen, que estudia su mayor recorte de plantilla de hasta 100.000 empleos. Las familias dueñas de Ferrari y Porsche reculan en sus automovilísticas de lujo en plena tormenta sobre el automóvil Puedes contestar el…

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NPR’s Steve Inskeep speaks with potential Democratic presidential candidate Rahm Emanuel about his remarks at Tel Aviv University. Transcript STEVE INSKEEP, BYLINE: During this week that the Middle East War heated up again, an American went to Israel. Rahm Emanuel did something that used to be rare for American political leaders. He delivered an extended public critique of America’s ally. Emanuel gave a speech in Tel Aviv speaking directly to Israelis.(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)RAHM EMANUEL: I want to be very clear about this. The pursuit of a so-called greater Israel is as self-destructive and fanatical as the chant from the…

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The selection of Maine’s next Democratic Senate nominee will come down to roughly 600 people — 500 of whom haven’t been chosen yet. Graham Platner suspended his campaign on Wednesday following POLITICO’s reporting on an allegation that he sexually assaulted a woman in 2021, which he denies. That clears the way for the Maine Democratic Party to begin the process of replacing him. Platner continued to deny the allegations on Wednesday, but said he’s leaving the race because he lost the resources needed to continue running. Many Democrats have been preparing for Platner to exit the race, but a wide-open…

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Manchester United have confirmed their proposed new stadium will be built around 350 metres away from Old Trafford. The precise location of the 100,000 all-seater venue had not yet been revealed while planners finalised the acquisition of adjacent land and also how it would fit with the wider regeneration. But United announced on Thursday how the various aspects of the development would fit together. A statement read: “United’s proposed new home will sit at the heart of a new Stadium District, approximately 350 metres north west of the existing Old Trafford stadium.  “The Stadium District will be purpose-built for sport,…

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After threatening to sever all trade ties with Spain at a NATO summit on Wednesday, US President Trump had within hours already changed his tune. US President Donald Trump has quickly backtracked on comments he made at the NATO summit that threatened to cut off all trade with Spain. Speaking in Ankara on Wednesday, Trump stated that “Spain is a wasted cause. We don’t want to do any trade business with Spain anymore,” he added, asking his Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to “cut it off”. He also singled Spain out for being a “terrible partner in NATO”. However, just hours…

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Team India will head into the fourth T20I against England under immense pressure after slipping to a 0-2 deficit in the five-match series. The visitors have struggled to adjust to the conditions throughout the tour, with their batting unit failing to deliver consistently. Their problems reached a new low in the third T20I at Nottingham, where India were bowled out for just 76, suffering a record 125-run defeat.With the series now on the line, former India wicketkeeper-batter Parthiv Patel has suggested a revised playing XI for the do-or-die contest in Bristol. While discussing the team’s combination on Star Sports, Patel…

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The agency is giving autonomous vehicle makers until the end of July to figure out a solution. Thomas Hunter Ii/Getty Images The US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is demanding action from autonomous car makers after identifying “a clear pattern of driverless AVs interfering with law enforcement and other first responders” over the past months. Jonathan Morrison, the agency’s administrator, wrote a letter addressing the developers and issuing a call to action. Emergency situations are not rare or “edge cases,” he wrote, so he wants AV developers and operators focus their resources on fixing the…

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The youngest to die was Royer: he was only 19. But José Guadalupe and Lorenzo were not old either; they were the oldest and were just 52. They came from Veracruz, Chiapas and Guanajuato. Most had spent decades doing the work that humble employees do in the United States: in construction, laundries and restaurants. They were arrested while eating breakfast, on their way to work, or because they were driving without a license. The person who spent the longest in ICE custody did not exceed three months. Héber, 34, survived only a week. Several were sick for almost their entire…

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A prized codex — the ancestor of the modern book — that was kept at Spain’s Royal Academy of History (RAH) was looted a century ago and ended up in the hands of a private collector in the United States. Someone tore out portions of it and the torn-out leaves went to a London rare-book dealer, who allegedly sold it to the American magnate Henry E. Huntington (1850–1927). The desecrated codex was part of the Historia general y natural de las Indias (General and Natural History of the Indies), the manuscript by Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo (1478–1557), whom Emperor Charles…

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Little by little the questions surrounding the murky capture and transfer to the United States of Ismael El Mayo Zambada, the last boss of the Sinaloa Cartel, two years ago are being cleared up. The FBI recently revealed it is in possession of the aircraft that carried El Mayo and claimed credit for the risky operation, which was carried out without the Mexican government’s knowledge. The FBI’s triumphant statement contradicted the official account given at the time by then-U.S. ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar, who flatly denied his government’s involvement. “It was not our plane, our pilot, or our operation,”…

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