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Pyongyang would seek to make nuclear weapons in several secret locations in the country in recent months, in an attempt to hide them in full negotiations with Washington on a possible complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula The US intelligence agencies believe that North Korea has increased its production of fuels used to make nuclear weapons in several secret locations in the country in recent months, in an attempt to hide them in full negotiations with the United States on a possible complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. According to the US news network NBC, the latest report provided by the intelligence services of the US government seems to express the opposite that the president, Donald Trump, who assured after meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, that Korea North "no longer posed any nuclear threat." NBC has cited five senior Pentagon officials, according to which North Korea would have increased its production of enriched uranium to produce nuclear weapons, despite having improved diplomatic relations with the United States and promises made between the two leaders. According to the sources of the chain, North Korea would have more than one nuclear weapons production facility in addition to the one known in Yongbyon. "There is unequivocal evidence that they are trying to deceive the United States," one of those cited by NBC has claimed. The CIA did not want to comment on the information published by the television network. The State Department, meanwhile, has not wanted to confirm it, like the White House.

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The alleged perpetrator of the shooting has been arrested at the scene. Several people have been seriously injured. At least five people have died Thursday in a shootout at the headquarters of the US newspaper Capital Gazette in the town of Annapolis, capital of the state of Maryland, as confirmed by authorities. The acting head of the Anne Arundel County Police, Bill Kramph, has added that "several people are injured in serious condition," according to USA Today. Official sources quoted by the ABC television network have indicated that a suspect has been arrested at the scene, but for the moment there are more details about it. The authorities have indicated that they consider the moment that the suspect acted alone. The journalist Phil Davis, who works for the newspaper and was in the building at the time of the shooting, has indicated that the place was "like a war zone." "An armed man fired through the glass door of the office and opened fire on multiple employees," he added.

The protests in Nicaragua against the government of Daniel Ortega began with failed social security reforms and became a demand for the resignation of the president. At least 285 people have died, 2,500 have been injured, 156 disappeared and 46 have suffered permanent injuries in Nicaragua "due to the repression of the Government of Daniel Ortega," according to a report released today by the Nicaraguan Association for Human Rights (ANPDH). According to the document, of more than 50 pages, among those killed during the socio-political crisis that Nicaragua is living since last April, there are twenty minors, twenty police agents and a journalist. Deaths were recorded in the departments of Managua (145), Masaya (35), León (20), the North Caribbean Autonomous Region (20), Estelí Matagalpa (15), Estelí (13), Chinandega (8), Jinotega (8), Carazo (5), Boaco (4), Chontales (3), Río San Juan (3), Granada (2), Madriz (2), Rivas (1) and the Southern Caribbean Autonomous Region (1). The NGO points out that the Ortega government has used its "combined forces that cover their faces with ski masks" to carry out "illicit and unpunished acts", such as "tortures, atrocious selective assassinations, breaking and entering without a warrant and damages to the property". Police, riot police, paramilitaries and official groups of shock "make use of war weapon not justified, with snipers, against citizens who protest civically and peacefully," the president of the ANPDH, Álvaro Leiva, told reporters. The preliminary report of the association indicates that the most "bloody" day was on April 20, when 23 people were executed in an "extrajudicial" manner, while 20 died on May 30 in a march for Mother's Day in Nicaragua and 59 lost their lives in the same way between June 10 and 16.

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The last executive order promulgated by Trump contemplated limits for the entry of people from Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia and Yemen. The Supreme Court of the United States has endorsed the decree of the country's president, Donald Trump, which limits the arrivals of people from Muslim-majority countries, in one of the greatest judicial victories achieved by the current federal Administration. By five votes to four - the conservative majority has tipped the balance - the magistrates of the Supreme Court have settled the legal battle that had been raging since last year against the immigration veto approved by Trump, whose last version was known in September 2017 The judges argue that the plaintiffs have not been able to prove that the ban violates the United States immigration laws or the First Amendment of the Constitution, which prohibits the federal government from favoring one religion over others, the American media reports. The ruling, therefore, allows the veto to remain in effect and opens the door for Trump to incorporate more countries. The president has always defended the need for this type of measures to guarantee national security and combat terrorism, against the criterion of organizations defending human rights. The last executive order promulgated by Trump contemplated limits for the entry of people from Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia and Yemen. It also affects North Korea and people linked to Venezuelan institutions, although these two aspects were not challenged in the courts. The president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, has signed the opinion of the majority of the magistrates and has pointed out that Trump can suspend discretionally the entry of foreigners in the United States. "The president exercised this discretion legally according to the conclusions (...) that the entry of these foreigners would be detrimental to the national interest," he wrote. The president himself has celebrated on Twitter the decision of the High Court: "The Supreme Court upholds the veto on Trump's travels, Wow!".

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Likewise, they have proposed to reach a minimum wage in an agreement of 14,000 euros per year in 2020. Employers and unions have closed today the IV Agreement for Employment and Collective Bargaining (AENC) 2018-2020, with a recommendation of annual salary increase of around 2% plus 1% variable and with the task of achieving a minimum wage in agreement of 14,000 euros per year in 2020. The president of the CEOE and Cepyme bosses, Juan Rosell and Antonio Garamendi, and the general secretaries of UGT and CCOO, Pepe Álvarez and Unai Sordo, have held today a final meeting in which this principle of agreement has been initialed and will now be submitted to the ratification of their respective organizations. The recommendations of the AENC should be transferred to the negotiation of each agreement, which will determine the exact amount of the fixed part of the salary increase and the concepts to which the variable part will be linked, which can be from the evolution of the activity or the results until unjustified absenteeism, provided they are measurable indicators known by the parties. Regarding the minimum salary of 14,000 euros per year, it says that it should be achieved progressively and framed in the existing collective agreements, linking it to its renewal. In addition, the agreement talks about recovering the ultraactivity of the agreements, limited to one year with the labor reform of 2012, so that they can remain valid while their renewal is being negotiated and there is a commitment to reach an agreement. They also appeal to the central government to develop measures that encourage the maintenance of staff with economic difficulties, so as to encourage temporary reductions in working hours without the worker's social protection or compensation being affected, but allowing the company to "adjust costs". labor. " On retirement, they ask for the legal changes that allow extinguishing the work contract to those who reach the ordinary retirement age provided they have the right to full pension, while claiming the recovery of the relief contract linked to partial retirement. Equality Both parties are committed to developing comprehensive measures to promote labor equality between men and women, including the development of the system for attention to independence and childhood, the equalization of paternity and maternity leave or reductions in working hours, and the qualitative study of the gender impact of bonuses and salary supplements.

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The US authorities say they are "working with collaborating agencies to be able to reunite each and every one of the children with their parents or legal guardians." The United States Government has reunited 522 immigrant children with their families, after being separated as part of Donald Trump's immigration policy, as announced by the Department of National Security. The authorities have also assured that in the next 24 hours they plan to reunite another 16 children with their relatives. On the other hand, the State Department has reported that the border authorities will keep a "small group" of children separated from their parents for reasons other than Trump's regulations, since it has not been possible to confirm the identity of their relatives. The US president set in motion a regulation under which immigrant minors who arrived illegally at the border with Mexico were separated from their families and held in centers other than those of their parents. In response to criticism of this regulation, the president has had to backtrack with the measure, and on Wednesday signed an order with which he ended the regulation. As a result of the measure, 2,300 minors had already been separated. In the statement, authorities have added that the Department of Health and Human Resources has 2,053 immigrant children housed in facilities financed by them and that "it is working with collaborating agencies to be able to reunite each and every one of the children with their parents or legal guardians. " At present, 17% of minors who are in a state reception center are the direct result of Trump's migration policy, while 83% are minors who would have arrived at the border without companions.