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The tremor has taken place in Huajuapan de León, but it has also been felt in the capital of the country. An earthquake of 5.9 degrees on the open scale of Ritcher has shaken the state of Oaxaca, in Mexico, on Thursday. According to the Mexican National Seismological Service, the earthquake took place at 08:31 local time (15:31 in Euskadi), 13 kilometers from Huajuapan de León, although it has also been felt in Mexico City. The national coordinator of Civil Protection, has declared in a television interview that no victims or damages have been reported because of the phenomenon. In turn, the head of the Government of the capital, José Ramón Amieva, has reported through Twitter that a review protocol has been initiated to detect possible damages. Although the earthquake has been felt slightly in Mexico City, the sound of the seismic alert has caused many people to take to the streets as a precaution. In the memory of the capitalists, the earthquake of September 19 of last year is still very present, which left 228 people dead in the city. Last September, 471 people died in three earthquakes - on days 7, 19 and 23 - in the largest natural tragedy in Mexico since the 1985 earthquake, which left thousands dead in the country's capital.

Several Nicaraguans transport the coffin of one of their deceased companions. Monimbó had become a strong line of opposition against the dictator At 30 kilometers from Managua, Monimbó was, until this Wednesday, the greatest fortress that a town could build with its hands. They dug up the cobblestones and turned them into barricades, filled the jugs with mushrooms for children, soldered the pipes and turned them into mortars that lit a cigarette lighter, planted the streets with crystals and lace to puncture the wheels of their attackers ... There was a lack of courage but there was a lack of weapons, in the face of the disproportionate strength of the rioters supported by a paramilitary army that on Wednesday used weapons of war to suppress the last great rebel focus of the country. RPG-7 antitank rocket launchers used against humans. The brave indigenous community south of Masaya, which already demonstrated its fierceness against the Spaniards 500 years ago, succumbed to the modern Soviet war machine in the hands of the government of Daniel Ortega and his hoods. "The coup attempt is already defeated," Nicaraguan presidential secretary Paulo Oquist announced cynically from Brussels. Masaya had not asked to be released from any coup d'etat, but she had declared herself free from Ortega and had been besieging the siege for three months, with barricades guarded by the people. "This fight is not of a political party or of any sector," Commander Guardabarranco explained the day before while teaching the town's defenses. «There is no left or right here. We are the ones from below who are going to those from above, tired of corruption and repression ». The women fed the men who guarded the trenches and made contact bombs in the jugs of Gerber porridges that saved many hands, thanks to the resistance of the glass during handling. "What do they want, bananito, pear or tuti fruti," the youngsters were asked by the police before throwing them while the humor still lasted. Next to the cobblestone walls, plastic bottles cut in half received humble donations for those who had not worked for more than three months, defending this neighborhood of artisans instead of feeding their families. "We are willing to die for the cause," one of them told this newspaper on the eve of the final assault. Ortega had proposed to celebrate Thursday without resistance the 39th anniversary of the coming to power of the Sandinista Front, in an attempt to declare victory and repeat the feat of 1979 against Somoza. The irony is that this time he is the dictator against whom the people rise, true heir of Sandinismo. Those who fought in the 1980s to maintain the revolution, like Silvia, 53, can not get rid of "the trauma" of having helped a party that now massacres the people. "If I had known this I would never have moved a finger," he lamented. During the last ten days the paramilitary trucks have entered with bulldozers in the rebellious villages that built barricades with stones and paving stones precisely to prevent them from entering, but without weapons to wield. Universities and churches shot, rural leaders arrested, burned town councils and rebels executed in the streets in full view of the town. The president's orders were to "clean up Masaya at whatever cost," police commissioner Ramón Avellán announced, "fulfilling the president's orders." View of a street with barricades in the indigenous neighborhood of Monimbó. The commissioner takes revenge this way of the three weeks that the po[CENSORED]tion had him besieged without letting him sleep at night with mockery over the loudspeakers. "Commissioner Avellán," they shouted at every megaphone in a sweet voice. «Have you been able to kiss his wife? Because if not here the women of Masaya we have one: Boom, the mortars sounded. What do you think, that in this fight there were only bulls? ». This Wednesday were his men and the hooded ones who threw kisses of Dracula, despite the fact that the town once gave back to his son, when he was intercepted at the barricades. The bloodthirsty repression has received international unanimous condemnation, which failed to stop with words the massacre of Monimbó or with the intercession of the United States. "We strongly urge President Ortega not to attack Masaya," Assistant Secretary for Latin America Paco Palmieri asked on Twitter. "The continued violence and bloodshed promoted by the Government of Nicaragua must cease immediately. The world is watching ». Observing and praying. The Vatican nuncio Waldemar Stanislaw warned that "violence can not solve the political crisis and guarantee a peaceful future in Nicaragua", but nothing could stop the blood and fire orgy spilling over the city of the Masaya volcano, always active. An opponent faces the Army. The paramilitary army deployed silently to the outskirts of the city when the sun was breaking, at 5.30 am, with the crowing of the roosters. The dogs betrayed them and their owners alerted the custodians of the barricades, who rang the bells of the church to give the warning voice. To distinguish themselves, this Wednesday they wore blue shirts. The day before, during the assault on the White Villages that surround Masaya, green shirts. What did not change were the black balaclavas and the strength of their AK-47 assault rifles, which were joined by machine guns on Wednesday. "This is not a civil war," said former Foreign Minister Francisco Aguirre. "It is a unilateral killing in which 95% of the deaths and 100% of the detainees and disappeared are on the same side." View of a street with barricades in the indigenous neighborhood of Monimbó. In case there were doubts about the negotiating nature of the government, at the same time that his troops auctioned the insurgents of Monimbó, the campesino leader member of the National Dialogue Table Medardo Mairena, arrested on Friday, appeared in court. He did it without a lawyer of his choice and so broken that according to his family he was put on a stretcher for a closed-door hearing. In the outskirts, Mercedes Sosa sang in a recording the 'I only ask God', that the demonstrators accompanied with 'Justice for the Nicaraguan people', said the placards. "They are killing us!".

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For his part, Putin has admitted that he wants Trump to win the elections in his country. The Russian president has argued that Trump "wanted to improve relations with Russia." US President Donald Trump said today that his country's relationship with Russia "has changed" thanks to today's summit with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to ensure that the first steps have been taken. "within a" long process "to improve bilateral relations. For his part, Putin has admitted that he wanted Trump to win the elections in his country during the joint press conference after his first bilateral summit in Helsinki. To the question of a US journalist on the matter, Putin has assented and has argued that Trump "wanted to improve relations with Russia." "Our relationship has never been worse than now, but that has changed in the last four hours, I really believe it," Trump said. "Today's meeting is just the beginning of a longer process, but we have taken the first steps towards a better future," he added. Trump: "Our relationship has never been worse than now, but that has changed in the last four hours, I really believe it" Trump has assured that at his summit with Putin, which lasted about four hours, both have maintained a "direct, open and profoundly productive dialogue," and that the meeting "went very well." "The disagreements between our two countries are well known, and President Putin and I talked about them extensively today," he stressed. Trump has made a plea for dialogue with Russia, saying that it is "good for the world," and recalled that "even during the tensions of the Cold War, when the world was very different, Russia and the United States. They were able to maintain a good dialogue. " "As president, I can not make foreign policy decisions in a futile attempt to please the Democrats and the media," Trump stressed in reference to the skepticism that has generated his relationship with Putin in part of his country. "I prefer to take political risk for the sake of peace than to risk peace for the sake of politics," he said.

The exchange of attacks has resumed a few hours after the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas announced a new truce with Israel, agreed with international mediation. Israel has detected the launching of two mortar rounds against its territory from the Gaza Strip, so it has responded to the attack despite the new ceasefire announced this Saturday, as reported by the Israeli Army press service. The exchange of attacks has resumed a few hours after the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas announced a new truce with Israel, agreed with international mediation. "After alarms were activated in the Eshkol regional council, the launching of two mortar shells has been detected (...), so in response to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) they attacked a mortar that fired from the southern part of the Gaza Strip, "reads the statement issued by the Israeli army. The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) that controls the Gaza Strip, announced on Saturday night an agreement for a ceasefire thanks to international mediation, which ends the escalation that has claimed life of two Palestinian teenagers in the last hours. Young Palestinians aged 15 and 16 have been killed and 25 others injured by Israeli Air Force bombs, while Palestinian militias have responded by launching more than 200 shells on Israeli territory that would have caused at least three wounded. Two dead and one seriously injured by an explosion Two Palestinians have been killed and one seriously injured as a result of an explosion on Sunday in a building in the Gaza Strip, according to sources with the Palestinian Ministry of Health. The cause of the explosion, which occurred only hours after a ceasefire between the Israeli army and the Palestinian armed groups, is still unknown. According to the sources of the Ministry, the deceased were father and son.

The explosion occurred when an Islamic State suicide bomber blew up the bombs he was carrying during a rally by Siraj Raisani, an ANP politician, who died at the hospital. At least 128 people have died and 122 have been wounded in a suicide bombing that took place today during an election rally in western Pakistan, less than two weeks after the general elections in the Asian country. The jihadist group Islamic State (IS) has assumed responsibility for the attack in a statement. "The death toll has reached 128 and there are 122 injured," said Qaim Lashari, deputy commissioner of the Mastung district in Baluchistan province, where the attack occurred. The explosion occurred when a suicide bomber blew up the bombs he was carrying during a rally by the politician of the Awami Nationalist Party (ANP) Siraj Raisani in a market 35 kilometers southwest of Quetta, the provincial capital, the spokesman said. Police of the Mastung district, Sana Ullah. "The attacker was sitting between the people (who attended the event) and blew up the bombs he was carrying at the end of the event," Ullah said. Raisani, candidate for the elections on the 25th, was wounded in the explosion and died in a hospital, his brother Lashkari said. The source recalled that a son of the politician also died in a terrorist attack in 2011. "The attacker was sitting between the people" It is the second attack of the day against an electoral act, after the bomb attack on a former minister who left four people dead and 19 wounded in the city of Bannu, in the northeastern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Akram Durrani, who was the Minister of Housing of the last central government and the Jamiat-Ulema-Islam party, has escaped unharmed. Last Tuesday, at least 20 people were killed and 60 wounded in a suicide attack against the ANP, also in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In that action, claimed by the Pakistani Taliban, the well-known politician Haroon Bilour died. Pakistan will hold general and provincial elections on July 25, in which 105 million citizens are called to vote, according to data from the Electoral Commission.