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Donald Trump ante la Asamblea de la ONU: ¿para qué sirve Naciones Unidas? | GMT

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Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB  Es un acto de rebelión inusual: tres monjas austriacas de más de 80 años convertidas en okupas de su antiguo y abandonado convento tras fugarse de la residencia donde habían sido internadas. Sus peripecias ya tienen más de 50.000 seguidores en Instagram. Con otra rebelión, la de Donald Trump contra Naciones Unidas, arrancó la semana de alto nivel de la Asamblea General de la ONU, el foro diplomático más importante del mundo. Presumió allí de haber puesto fin a siete guerras él solo. ¿Para que sirve entonces la ONU? Se preguntó el presidente de EEUU. En los pasillos se cruzó con Lula da Silva, y quedaron en verse la semana próxima. Gaza estuvo presente en buena parte de los discursos, el de Macron, Gabriel Boric, pero sobre todo el del emir de Catar que acusó a Israel de no querer la paz, el rey Abdalá de Jordania y el del presidente de Turquía que denunció que la humanidad ha tocado fondo en Gaza. Trump ha dado un giro inesperado al alentar a Ucrania, desde su red social, a recuperar los territorios perdidos ante Rusia a la que la OTAN ha vuelto a avisar por la incursión de tres de sus cazas en Estonia. Jimmy Kimmel ha recuperado su programa en la ABC. Pidió perdón por los comentarios sobre Kirk y criticó a Trump por no aguantar las bromas. Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB

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