- 13 violations of the right to freedom of expression were recorded in October in Venezuela. They demanded to guarantee access to education for adolescents and children detained in the country. And in the United States, Donald Trump was elected president
This Wednesday, November 6, the non-governmental organization (NGO) Espacio Público counted 13 violations of the right to freedom of expression in Venezuela during the month of October. For its part, the Venezuelan Prisons Observatory asked the State to allow adolescents and children detained in the country to access the educational system and continue their studies.
In the United States, Donald Trump won the elections and will return to the presidency. After hearing the news, leaders from Latin America and the world have congratulated the Republican on his victory.
In other news, Trump’s victory generated a historic record in the price of bitcoin, while charity concerts will be organized in Spain to help victims of the floods caused by DANA.
Below are the highlights of the day:
The NGO Espacio Público counted this Wednesday, November 6, 13 violations of the right to freedom of expression in Venezuela during the month of October. The figure represents a 50% reduction compared to September, when 26 events were reported.
In a press release, the NGO recorded 5 acts of intimidation, 2 of censorship, 2 of verbal harassment, 1 threat, 1 administrative restriction and 1 judicial harassment. In addition, the organization reported a death, “still not clarified or investigated impartially.”
Likewise, he explained that there were 10 victims whose rights to freedom of expression were violated. Among those affected were 6 journalists or reporters, as well as 2 media outlets and 2 events that involved citizens in general.
2. OVP demanded respect for the right to education of adolescents detained in post-election protests in Venezuela
The Venezuelan Prison Observatory (OVP) issued a statement this Wednesday, November 6, in which it expressed concern for the adolescents and children who were detained in Venezuela after the presidential elections and who cannot resume their educational activities.
Humberto Prado, director of the OVP, explained that children and adolescents in prison have the right to education and it is the obligation of the Venezuelan State to make every effort possible to provide this care to those deprived of liberty.
“The State’s duty is to fully provide care to adolescents arbitrarily deprived of their freedom, given that everything is enshrined in national and international standards. And it must also comply with this differentiated treatment of adolescents in this totally arbitrary and illegal process,” Prado said.
Donald Trump, Republican candidate for the White House, won the presidential elections in the United States after having achieved victory in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, two of the key states to tip the balance in favor of one of the two candidates.
With the victory in the state of Wisconsin, Trump managed to exceed the 270 electoral college delegates necessary to return to the presidency.
“Success is going to unite us, and we are going to start by putting America first. “I will not let you down,” said the Republican during his winning speech at the Florida Convention Center.
Trump also stressed the promise of sealing the border and allowing migrants to enter the United States but legally.
Leaders of international groups and governments recognized this Wednesday, November 6, Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections.
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, congratulated Trump on his success in the elections and added that he can count on his country to carry out the tasks, while former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro also shared his congratulations to Donald Trump on the X network .
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated the Republican for “the greatest comeback in history” in a message on social networks.
“Your historic return to the White House offers a new beginning for America and a return to commitment to the great alliance between Israel and the United States. “It is a great victory!” wrote the Israeli president.
Congratulations also came from Europe. The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, assured that they will work to maintain “strategic” bilateral relations.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also congratulated the Republican candidate and expressed his hope that he can work with him to achieve a just peace in Ukraine.
“I appreciate Trump’s commitment to the principle of peace through strength in international affairs. It is exactly the principle that can, in a practical way, bring us closer to a just peace in Ukraine,” Zelensky indicated in his X account.
The price of bitcoin set a new record by reaching $75,000 at the close of Wall Street in the early hours of Wednesday, November 6. According to analysts, it was a positive reaction to the victory of Republican candidate Donald Trump in the United States elections.
The upward behavior of the main cryptocurrency began on the night of November 5 when it shot up nearly 10%, while it was announced that Trump had more than 200 delegates in the Electoral College, double that of the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
On the European stock market, the value of the cryptocurrency rose more than 8% at the opening and marked a new all-time high, reaching $75,371.65. However, bitcoin deflated slightly during the European session and revalued at $73,938.1.
Analysts told the EFE news agency that these bullish movements in world markets can be interpreted as a bet by investors on Trump’s victory.
6. They will hold solidarity concerts to allocate funds to the victims of DANA in Spain
Several artists and bands have announced concerts in Spain for solidarity purposes for those affected by the floods caused by the passage of the Isolated High Level Depression (DANA)and which mainly affected the cities of the Valencian Community, on October 29. Some of the announced events are from Carlos Sadness, Cupido and La La Love You or Dj Nano, Marlon and Siloé.
The box office proceeds from this event, for which there are still tickets available and which will feature performances by La Paloma, Lucy, Rocío Saiz, Shego and Shinova, will be allocated to Messengers of Peace and the Red Cross “in order to support the victims”, according to what is stated in a press release.
Likewise, the Palacio Vistalegre in Madrid will also host a solidarity concert on November 13 that will raise funds for this cause with artists such as Dj Nano, Marlon, Siloé and Paula Mattheus.
In The Diary We present you a summary with the most important information of the day, which you should know at the national and international level.
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Recent DANA (strong rains and floods) that impacted various regions. These concerts aim to raise funds to support the victims and aid in the recovery efforts.
Organizers have stated that proceeds from ticket sales will be directed towards providing assistance for displaced families, rebuilding infrastructure, and offering necessary resources for those who have suffered losses in the disaster. The solidarity concerts reflect the resilience and support of the community in response to the natural disaster.
Prominent artists from various genres have expressed their willingness to participate in these events, demonstrating the power of music to unite and uplift in times of crisis. Further details regarding dates, locations, and ticket availability are expected to be announced soon.
the solidarity concerts serve as not only a way to raise funds but also to bring the community together, showcasing the importance of collective effort in the face of adversity.
