1665032717 North Korea fires two new missiles blaming Seoul and Washington

North Korea fires two new missiles, blaming Seoul and Washington

A TV screen showing one of two missiles launched by North Korea on a streaming news channel in Seoul, South Korea, October 6, 2022. A television screen in Seoul, South Korea, showing a streaming news station showing one of the two missiles launched by North Korea, October 6, 2022. LEE JIN-MAN/AP

North Korea launched two new ballistic missiles on Thursday (October 6), calling the weapons tests “pure retaliation” against Washington and Seoul and their military exercises in the region. According to the South Korean army, these short-range missiles were fired from near Pyongyang toward the Sea of ​​Japan on Thursday morning. The Japanese Coast Guard confirmed having detected these projectiles. This sixth launch in less than two weeks was “absolutely unacceptable,” said Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida immediately.

The fresh firing came as the UN Security Council met in New York to discuss the launch of another North Korean missile that flew over Japan two days earlier. On Tuesday, a Hwasong-12 missile flew over Japan, traveling about 4,600 km, likely the longest distance Pyongyang has ever traveled in its tests, according to Seoul and Washington. It was the first time a North Korean projectile had crossed Japanese territory in five years.

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North Korea, which in September adopted a new doctrine that made its status as a nuclear power “irreversible,” increased its fire this year, launching an ICBM for the first time since 2017. The army’s just retaliatory actions against the joint military maneuvers between South Korea and the United States leading to an escalation of military tensions on the Korean peninsula,” the North Korean ministry said in a statement on Thursday. After Tuesday’s launch, Washington called for an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting. But China, an ally and economic partner of North Korea, also blamed the United States.

Beijing versus Washington

Pyongyang’s missile tests are “closely linked” to military exercises between the US and South Korea, Chinese deputy ambassador to the United Nations Geng Shuang told the council. He accused Washington of “poisoning the regional security environment.”

Seoul, Tokyo and Washington have intensified joint military maneuvers in recent weeks, including anti-submarine drills and large-scale naval maneuvers. South Korea and the US on Wednesday fired five ballistic missiles, one of which crashed after launch, at notional targets in the Sea of ​​Japan. And the day before, the air forces of the two countries had conducted target practice in the Yellow Sea.

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Seoul also announced the return to the region of the American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, which had been conducting drills with the South Korean Navy in September. The Security Council meeting was supported by France, the United Kingdom, Albania, Norway and Ireland.

“We are definitely in a cycle of armed provocation”

US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield denounced “a clear effort by China and Russia to reward them [la Corée du Nord] for his bad deeds” and called for tougher sanctions against Pyongyang.

A missile interceptor stationed near Japan's Ministry of Defense to warn of a North Korean launch in Tokyo.  October 5, 2022. A missile interceptor stationed near Japan’s Ministry of Defense to warn of a North Korean launch in Tokyo. October 5, 2022. KAZUHIRO NOGI / AFP

In May, Beijing and Moscow vetoed a Security Council resolution imposing new sanctions on North Korea after the body unanimously passed severe sanctions in 2017. Analysts say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s regime is jumping on the opportunity to end the blockade at the United Nations and is pushing ahead with its weapons tests.

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Seoul and Washington expect North Korea to resume its nuclear tests, which it has suspended since 2017, likely after the Chinese Communist Party Congress, which begins Oct. 16.

“At this point, it seems counterproductive to Kim’s interests to back down and stop the provocations. Not to mention the amount of resources wasted in conducting these weapons tests,” Soo Kim, an analyst at RAND Corporation, told Agence France-Presse. “We are definitely in a cycle of armed provocation,” she said.

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1665032654 Ingrid Coronado is annoyed at the reading of Fernando del

Ingrid Coronado is annoyed at the reading of Fernando del Solar’s will

Ingrid Coronado / Agency Mexico

Ingrid Coronado / Agency Mexico

Ingrid Coronado appeared on the Ventaneando program to promote her book “Mujerón”; However, during the broadcast he received questions about the fact that the will of the father of his minor children, Fernando del Solar, had already been read.

After speaking about the duel she witnessed with the children, journalist Linet Puente commented: “The news reached the editors that Fer’s will had already been opened. First, ask what do you know about the topic?”, to which Coronado replied, “How fast!”.

Following Ingrid’s reply, Pati Chapoy commented, “We did a synthesis. The Del Valle neighborhood division will be for his sons Luciano and Paolo, the lifetime usufruct of this division for Fernando’s parents, unfortunately Mr Norberto has already passed away so the widow, Mrs Rosalinda, would remain.

For his part, Puente added: “His widow Anna Martínez Ferro owns the property rights to another apartment in Benito Juárez as well as the associated parking lot, that the household effects of another apartment in Periférico Sur Anna Martínez herself.” Ferro that the rest of his current or future Fortune for his children is that executor is Anna Martínez Ferro, he appoints his sister María Eugenia Cacciamani as guardian of his children. The will was signed on March 10, 2020.

Coronado later explained, “Obviously I didn’t expect the will to be like that because obviously, and I’m saying this because you already know all that information, I didn’t give it. Regarding the house in Pedregal, the Florida condo, there are several things that I believe he sold that need to be in the bank account for my children to keep the bank account they should have stated in the will , this is important you know that the bank accounts for the beneficiary are in the bank account”.

In the same vein, the TV presenter emphasized: “Today I have no information about the beneficiaries of the account, I only know that they are not my children and that they are not me because that is why they could not give me the information. This matter frankly surprised me, I didn’t expect it to leave my children so vulnerable, but whatever the probate process says, it’s a parent’s responsibility, I wouldn’t get involved in any other process but it is something we’re committed to, so we’ll see what happens at that point.”

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Recalling the apartment in Cuernavaca where Fer spent his last days alongside his now widow, Ingrid commented: “It’s in a trust, it was ours both, but as one of the people who lack trust, it’s for.” the other person, he has been living there for 8 years, and currently his widow is living in the apartment illegally. I didn’t want to move because I respected that he was also going through a process and so were we. […] There was news that they had already emptied it, my lawyers investigated, and in fact when he died it seems to me that after 15 days there was no furniture, no pictures, no fridge, nothing, obviously he must return, but that is a legal process that I have not initiated.

Before retiring from the show program, Ingrid Coronado reflected on everything that happened after the death of her ex-partner and said: “What makes me sad is that over 10 years I’ve been able to see this version of him as a person, in Regarding me, but I never thought I’d leave my children vulnerable […] after all, this is not the news I was expecting, I would have wished for other things.

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Ephemeris of October 6 What Happened on a Day Like

Ephemeris of October 6: What Happened on a Day Like Today? Rio Negro

1876 ​​- IMMIGRATION ACT

Law 817 is sanctioned, the first to regulate immigration and colonization of the country, also called “Avellaneda Law” since it was passed during the government of President Nicolás Avellaneda (1874-1880).

1935 – ERNEST LACLAU

Philosopher and essayist Ernesto Laclau, former professor-researcher at the University of Essex (UK) and honorary doctorate from the University of Buenos Aires, among other academic institutions, was born in Buenos Aires.

1958 – MARCELO ZLOTOGWIAZDA

Journalist and economist Marcelo Zlotogwiazda, presenter of radio and television programs and winner of two Martín Fierro prizes and many other Konex prizes, was born in Buenos Aires.

1973 – YOM KIPPUR

Egyptian and Syrian troops attack Israel in the middle of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement, Forgiveness and Sincere Repentance), Judaism’s holiest festival, igniting a war that lasted until the October 26, 1973 armistice. More than 10,000 soldiers on both sides died in the conflict.

1973 – MARIO KEMPES

Forward Mario Alberto Kempes made his First Division debut for the Instituto de Córdoba in a game that “la Gloria” lost 1-0 to Newell’s Old Boys. “El Matador” was the top scorer at the 1978 World Cup in Argentina. He shone in Rosario Central, River Plate and Valencia, Spain. The World Cup stadium in Cordoba bears his name.

1974 – MAIN GOALS

In a game of the 1974 National Tournament, Banfield beat Puerto Comercial de Ingeniero White 13 to 1, the biggest win in Argentine professional football history. Forward Juan Taverna scored seven goals, a record for a player in a single game.

Ephemeris of October 6 What Happened on a Day LikeThe actress played roles that other celebrities were not encouraged to play.

1989 – Bette Davis

American actress Bette Davis (Ruth Elizabeth Davis), a legendary figure of Hollywood cinema who won two Oscars and directed more than 100 films, dies in Paris at the age of 81.

2000 – CHACHO ALVAREZ

Peronist leader Carlos “Chacho” Álvarez resigns from the nation’s vice presidency following the Senate bribery scandal to agree to labor law reform during Fernando de la Rúa’s government (1989-2001).

2020 – EDDIE VAN HALEN

At the age of 65, the Dutch musician Eddie Van Halen, founding member of the American hard rock band Van Halen and one of the best guitarists in the history of this music genre, dies in the city of Santa Monica (California, USA).

2022 – CIRCUS DAY

National Circus Day is celebrated to commemorate the date in 1858 that Uruguayan actor José Podestá, a pioneer of circus activity in Argentina, was born.


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The Masked Singer The Brady Bunch brothers reveal their identities

The Masked Singer: The Brady Bunch brothers reveal their identities after performing as a mummy trio

Mike Lookinland, Barry Williams and Christopher Knight, who played brothers in The Brady Bunch, were voted out in Wednesday’s episode of The Masked Singer on Fox.

The trio, who played Bobby, Greg and Peter on the iconic sitcom, competed as the mummies and sang the show’s theme song, The Monkees, on the TV theme night.

“The Bradys!” yelled panelist Nicole Scherzinger, 44, as they were unmasked during the Season 8 episode.

TV brothers: Mike Lookinland, Barry Williams and Christopher Knight, who played brothers on The Brady Bunch, were voted out on Fox in Wednesday's episode of The Masked Singer

TV brothers: Mike Lookinland, Barry Williams and Christopher Knight, who played brothers on The Brady Bunch, were voted out on Fox in Wednesday’s episode of The Masked Singer

“Greg, Peter and Bobby from Brady Bunch,” yelled show host Nick Cannon, 41. “We have television licenses in the building. The Bradys are in the building.”

“We haven’t performed together like this since the Brady days,” said Barry, 68. “It was so much fun to be around. We could dance with such devotion. That audience was great.”

“Now The Masked Singer family and ours are fused forever,” said Mike, 61, who played youngest brother Bobby.

The mummies were the first candidates, and their clues included the word iconic, siblings, and Tiger magazine.

Pleasant Surprise: 'The Bradys!'  yelled panelist Nicole Scherzinger, 44, as they were unmasked during the Season 8 episode

Pleasant Surprise: ‘The Bradys!’ yelled panelist Nicole Scherzinger, 44, as they were unmasked during the Season 8 episode

Merged Forever:

Forever fused: “Now The Masked Singer family and ours are fused forever,” said Mike, 61, who played youngest brother Bobby.

Iconic Show: The Brady Bunc aired on ABC from September 26, 1969 to March 8, 1974

Iconic Show: The Brady Bunc aired on ABC from September 26, 1969 to March 8, 1974

Summary: Mike, Barry and Christopher appeared as mummies in the eighth season of the hit Fox show

Summary: Mike, Barry and Christopher appeared as mummies in the eighth season of the hit Fox show

TV star Tori Spelling, 49, dressed in a bright pink dress with matching gloves, came out with an additional clue to her identity.

“You look fantastic,” Nick told her.

The clue read “bent berry brothers smoothie packets.”

TV star: TV star Tori Spelling, 49, dressed in a bright pink dress with matching gloves, came out with an additional clue to her identity

TV star: TV star Tori Spelling, 49, dressed in a bright pink dress with matching gloves, came out with an additional clue to her identity

Jenny McCarthy, 49, thought it might be the men from Home Improvement, while Nicole thought it might be the brothers from The Brady Bunch.

The show opened with panelist Robin Thicke, 45, singing the theme song to his late father Alan’s hit show Growing Pains, while images of the various panelists as children flashed across the screen. Robin’s mother Gloria was in the audience cheering him on.

The Fortune Teller mask was the second candidate. His clues included music, an angel, a dancer, and an offer “as he kept up with the Kardashians.” He performed the theme song Movin’ On Up by The Jeffersons.

Wild guess: Jenny McCarthy, 49, thought the mummies could be the Home Improvement men

Wild guess: Jenny McCarthy, 49, thought the mummies could be the Home Improvement men

“I thought it was a perfect song choice, great energy and without question one of my favorite theme songs of all time,” said Robin.

Full House actress Jodie Sweetin, 40, came out with a clue that read: “New York fresh pizza dough.”

“The Kardashians are so huge,” said Jenny McCarthy, 49. “We know everyone they touch, everyone they date and then some.”

Second Singer: The Fortune Teller Mask was the second contestant and performed Movin' On Up

Second Singer: The Fortune Teller Mask was the second contestant and performed Movin’ On Up

Jenny thought it might be Steve Harvey. Ken thought it might be shark tank investor Daymond John who started the FUBU clothing line. Nicole thought it might be Ryan Seacrest.

“I don’t think Ryan can sing,” Jenny said.

The golden harp, the current reigning queen, went last. She shared a new reference to a Christmas cupcake.

Reigning Queen: The Golden Harp, the current Reigning Queen, went last

Reigning Queen: The Golden Harp, the current Reigning Queen, went last

The Harp played The Golden Girls’ theme song, Thank You For Being a Friend.

“A golden girl indeed,” Nick said.

“That was incredible,” said Nicole.

TV theme: The Masked Singer celebrated television with its theme night

TV theme: The Masked Singer celebrated television with its theme night

Tori came back to hand out another clue, which read, “purple mashed potatoes.” Nicole thought the harp might be Amber Riley. Jenny thought it might be Ariana DeBose.

The Harp and the Fortune Teller eventually went head-to-head in the Battle Royale and both sang the Full House theme song Everywhere You Look to stay in the competition.

Ken got emotional and cried when the song ended.

Getting Emotional: Ken got emotional and cried when the song ended

Getting Emotional: Ken got emotional and cried when the song ended

“When I see you singing that, Harp, and Jodie smiles somewhere upstairs, our friend Squiggly Monster Bob Saget smiles,” Ken said, referring to the late comedian. “I just want to say I love you so much.”

Jenny thought the fortune teller was Damon Dash. Nicole thought it was Seacrest. Ken assumed it was Daymond. Robin humorously thought it was Ray J.

“He became relatively famous through his connection with the Kardashians,” said Robin.

Funny guess:

Funny guess: “He got quite famous from his Kardashian connection,” Robin said of his Ray-J hunch

After voting, the harp was declared the winner and advanced to the semifinals, and the fortune teller was unmasked.

“For once, Dr. Ken got it right,” Nick said as Daymond, 53, emerged from the costume.

“It’s a great honor to be here,” said Daymond.

An honor:

An honor: “It’s such an honor to be here,” Daymond said after being exposed

Daymond explained why he chose the theme song for The Jeffersons.

“As a young man growing up black, I didn’t see people on TV who looked like me and had nothing to do with music or sports,” Daymond said. “But as a little guy and moving from New York to the East Side, George Jefferson made me want to be a shark.”

The Masked Singer returns on Fox next Monday.

Shark Story:

Shark Story: “As a young man, a person of color, I didn’t see people on TV who looked like me and had nothing to do with music or sports,” Daymond said. “But as a little guy and moving from New York to the East Side, George Jefferson made me want to be a shark.”

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Antonia Fontenelle says she lost the election over controversy with

Antonia Fontenelle says she lost the election over controversy with Klara Castanho

Antonia Fontenelle was not elected a federal representative in the 2022 election and has been trying to find reasons for her electoral defeat. The actress opened up about the air issue during a live video on her YouTube channel last Monday (3), addressing two facts that she feels have hurt her. Including the case of Klara Castanho.

Without naming the actress, just referring to her as a “girl,” she explained, “I didn’t name names because I’m a woman, I said, ‘I don’t have the right to name , but the situation i do. The situation is very strange. , it is very serious. And amazingly it’s sponsored, with several lawyers suing me, it’s putting everything in secrecy before the judiciary, civil, criminal charges by threats. , he said.

Klara Castanho even published an open letter on social networks in June, in which she says that she was raped by a man and ended up pregnant with the criminal. The artist also confessed that she decided to put the baby up for adoption. But the hospital staff who delivered the baby publicized her case to columnists.

“Their charges say I threatened them. And there will be more to come because it is sponsored. But nobody asks where the rapist is, nobody wants to know. It hurt me,” Fontenelle continued.

The other reason the actress attributed her defeat was because she stood up to Mariana Ferrer, who claims she was raped by a wealthy businessman but was defeated in court. “There are people who hate me because I wasn’t for Mariana Ferrer. As? Justice has proven that Mariana Ferrer was not raped. So do I have to be for Mariana Ferrer just because she’s a woman?” he fired.

Nevertheless, the victory on the street did not come about because she “did not give up the truth and point out the wrong”. The former Globo actress also stressed that the fact that she raised “rough issues” hurts her.

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1665032389 The league of very ordinary men

The league of (very) ordinary men

The league of very ordinary men

Mónica Marchante tells in The League of Extraordinary Men (Movistar Plus+) that one day while she was working, a guy snapped at her: “Are you handling everything as well as the microphone?”. It wasn’t the time of Mari Carmen Izquierdo – please beg someone to dedicate a series, film or documentary to her protagonist – pioneer of female presence in sports journalism, but the end of the Eighties, when women were no longer an anomaly on everyone Labour market. Alongside machismo, racism and homophobia, there is the surprising revelation that women were banned from boxes like Real Madrid de Sanz or Betis de Lopera in the 1990s.

The documentary portrays a handful of fairly ordinary men whitewashed by journalists, who labeled their rudeness “character,” their bully attitude “strong personality” and what years later the courts described as embezzlement as “color love.” Some say, with inexplicable nostalgia, that the grotesque events that are narrated are consistent with the society of the time, which “were different times”. I doubt it, I don’t remember that in the nineties that I lived through, homophobia, machismo and racism were practiced with lights and stenographers, that privilege was only granted to a handful of guys, for whom some journalists acted as umbrellas and loudspeakers and Even they became pop icons by laughing at them for a joke they didn’t have.

There is one particularly painful outburst, a journalist making Gil ugly for being late for a press conference and treating her with shameful condescension in the face of complicit laughter from his colleagues. It was this complicity that gave wings to very harmful characters, and “another time” the veil behind which some now hide the shame of having accepted the unacceptable.

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Greece At least 15 dead when migrant boat sinks

Greece: At least 15 dead when migrant boat sinks

Athens | At least 15 people died when a migrant boat sank off the Greek island of Lesbos, the Greek coast guard said on Thursday.

Authorities had previously reported dozens of people missing after another boat that would have been carrying about 95 people sank off Cithere Island, near the Peloponnese peninsula.

The 15 bodies were discovered near the neighboring island off the Turkish coast after a dinghy carrying around 40 people sank, propelled by strong winds blowing across the area, the Coast Guard said in a statement.

Five people were also rescued and operations to help three others are underway, authorities said.

A few hours earlier, the Coast Guard had been alerted that a sailing boat was in distress near Cithere Island.

The sailboat sank near the port of Diakofti. Some of the survivors were able to swim ashore, and a combined operation involving ships at sea and fire and police ashore resulted in the recovery of 80 people.

No information was given on the nationality of the shipwrecked.

In the Cithere region, winds reached 102 km/h, the Coast Guard said.

Greece has seen a surge in migrant traffic this year, with smugglers often taking the longest and most dangerous route in the south of the country.

The makeshift boats leave Lebanon and no longer Turkey to bypass the patrols in the Aegean and try to reach Italy.

The Coast Guard said it rescued about 1,500 people in the first eight months of the year, compared to fewer than 600 in 2021.

Greece has consistently denied repeated claims by human rights organizations that many more people have been illegally returned to Turkey.

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Global warming has made this summers drought much more likely

Global warming has made this summer’s drought much more likely

The drought that has ravaged Europe – and more generally the entire northern hemisphere – this summer is not much due to chance. Global warming is 3 to 20 times more likely, depending on the region, according to a new study published Wednesday, October 5, by a group of specialized scientists, the World Weather Attribution. Because by consuming fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas for travel, living or eating, humans are warming the atmosphere of our planet and changing the properties of our climate.

To measure this connection, the scientists used observation data and climate models. They also distinguished dryness on the soil surface (from 0 to 7 cm) and roots (0 to 100 cm). “This is the first attribution study that focuses on soil moisture, it’s innovative,” explains climatologist Robert Vautard, one of the authors of the study. In Europe, drought was made 3-4 times more likely for the soil surface and 5-6 times for the roots.

Across the Northern Hemisphere, numbers rise to 20 times more likely for the roots and 5 times for the surface. “It is important that in all cases we find a very significant difference in the probability change,” continues the director of the Pierre Simon Laplace Institute.

“One can conclude with real confidence that climate change has made this event much more likely.”

Robert Vautard, climatologist, author of the study

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These results are no surprise. Drought is one of the risks identified for Europe by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its latest report. As France is currently experiencing, it is causing agricultural yield losses, drinking water supply difficulties and fueling forest fires.

And that is just the beginning. “We have to say goodbye to fossil fuels if we want to stabilize the climate and avoid exacerbating these droughts, which are becoming more frequent and intense with each additional degree of warming,” Swiss climate researcher Sonia Seneviratne reminded the authors of the study in a press release.

Since the start of the industrial age, the climate has warmed by 1.1°C. At the moment, the commitments made under the Paris Agreement, if met, will lead us to an overall increase of 2.7°C, far exceeding the targets set by the signatories.

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