内容摘要：Tiananmen Mothers, a group formed by relatives of the victims, made an annual online appeal to the government. Signed by 108 members, it called for an independent investigation into what happened on June 4, 1989, including a list of all who died. The group also demanded compensation for the families and a legal case against those responsible for the deaths.

Tiananmen Mothers, a group formed by relatives of the victims, made an annual online appeal to the government. Signed by 108 members, it called for an independent investigation into what happened on June 4, 1989, including a list of all who died. The group also demanded compensation for the families and a legal case against those responsible for the deaths.

In Japan, the new consoles were sold through a competitive lottery system that Nintendo said got about 2.2 million applications.Outside the official draw, some retailers offered their own lotteries to pre-order the devices.

Koji Takahashi was among those who missed out on the official draw but he was selected in the second round of a lottery held by a major electronics retailer in Japan.He was first in line waiting outside the store, arriving four hours ahead of its opening. He hoped to secure a limited supply of Nintendo accessories to buy along with his pre-ordered Switch 2.“I feel very sorry for those who weren’t successful in the lottery. But I also had tough time getting this far, so I hope they forgive me!” Takahashi said.

The new console comes with a larger and higher resolution screen than its predecessor, with improved processing power, offering smoother and more vivid graphics.Nintendo has said it expects to sell

for the fiscal year through March 2026.

The company has promised to roll out attractive software for the Switch 2 later this year, including “The Legend of Zelda” games, a Pokemon title and a Kirby game, as well as offerings from outside software companies.Durante su primer mandato, Trump emitió una orden ejecutiva en enero de 2017 prohibiendo viajar a Estados Unidos a ciudadanos de siete países predominantemente musulmanes. Fue uno de los momentos más caóticos y confusos de su joven presidencia.

La orden, a menudo referida como la “prohibición musulmana” o la “prohibición de viaje”, fue reformulada en medio de desafíos legales, hasta que una versión fue confirmada por la Corte Suprema en 2018.Trump y otros han defendido la prohibición inicial por motivos de seguridad nacional, argumentando que estaba destinada a proteger al país y no se fundaba en un sesgo contra los musulmanes. Sin embargo, el presidente había abogado por una prohibición explícita de musulmanes durante su primera campaña para la Casa Blanca.

Amiri informó desde Naciones Unidas. Regina García Cano, Rebecca Santana, Jon Gambrell, Ellen Knickmeyer, Omar Farouk, Nasser Karimi, Elliot Spagat, Elena Becatoros y Danica Coto también contribuyeron a este informe.Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.