内容摘要：The inflation outlook is muddied by Trump’s trade wars. He’s imposing a 145% tax — a tariff — on Chinese imports and is hitting most of the rest of the world’s imports with a 10% levy that might go up after 90 days.

The inflation outlook is muddied by Trump’s trade wars. He’s imposing a 145% tax — a tariff — on Chinese imports and is hitting most of the rest of the world’s imports with a 10% levy that might go up after 90 days.

home in March and accused of hiding his ties to Cuba’s Communist Party when he obtained permanent residency.Cuban-Americans in South Florida have long clamored for a firmer hand with Havana and the recent apprehensions of Hernández and several other former Cuban officials for deportation have been extremely popular among the politically powerful exile community.

A Cuban flag is seen next to an American flag outside the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, May 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa, File)A Cuban flag is seen next to an American flag outside the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, May 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa, File)“It’s a political gift to Cuban-American hardliners,” said Eduardo Gamarra, a Latin American expert at Florida International University. But many Cubans fear they could be next on Trump’s list, he said, and “some in the community see it as a betrayal.”

has frightened migrants from many nations, it has come as something of a shock to the 2.4 million Cuban-Americans, who strongly backed the Republican twice and have long enjoyed a place of privilege in the U.S. immigration system.for about 300,000 Cubans. Many have been detained ahead of possible deportation.

Among those facing deportation is a pro-Trump Cuban rapper behind a hit song “Patria y Vida” — “Homeland and Life” — that became the unofficial anthem of anti-communist protests on the island in 2021 and drew praise from the likes of then Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, now Secretary of State. Eliéxer Márquez, who raps under the name El Funky, said he received notice this month that he had 30 days to leave the U.S.

Thanks to Cold War laws aimed at removingAdemás de las lesiones y arrestos, Nunez dijo que cuatro tiendas fueron saqueadas durante la noche. Los bomberos estaban tan ocupados extinguiendo incendios de contenedores de basura en medio de las celebraciones y atendiendo otras emergencias que la línea de emergencia de bomberos estaba saturada.

Para las 2 de la mañana del domingo se habían realizado un total de 294 arrestos, incluidas 30 personas que irrumpieron en una tienda de zapatos en los Campos Elíseos. Dos coches fueron incendiados cerca del Parque de los Príncipes, agregó la policía.En la plaza de la Bastilla, hubo escenas de júbilo en las que los aficionados subieron a la base de la famosa columna, cantando, bailando y lanzando bengalas, mientras los que estaban alrededor se unían.

En un momento dado, varias motocicletas aceleraron ruidosamente sus motores y la multitud vitoreó mientras daban vueltas alrededor de la columna. No había policías cerca y, para la 1 de la madrugada, el ambiente era animado sin tensiones y con muchos cánticos.Nunez culpó de los problemas dispersos a “miles de personas que vinieron a cometer actos de violencia” en lugar de ver el partido. Señaló disturbios similares al margen de celebraciones anteriores en la capital, como después de la victoria de Francia en el Mundial masculino de fútbol en 2018.