Pope Francis said today that his advancing age and difficulty walking have ushered in a new, slower phase of his pontificate and reiterated that he would be ready to resign one day if serious health problems prevent him from leading the Church."I don't think he can keep making trips at the same rate as before," he said in response to questions from reporters aboard the plane returning to Rome after a week-long visit to Canada.For the past several months, Francisco, 85, has been using a wheelchair, cane or walker due to knee pain caused by a fracture and an inflamed ligament.He walked with a cane to the back cabin where reporters travel, but sat in a wheelchair for the traditional post-trip news conference, the first time he has done so in his 37 international trips since being elected pope in 2013."I think that at my age and with this limitation I have to preserve myself a little to be able to serve the Church, or decide to step aside," Francis said.The pace of the trip to Canada, which focused on his apologies for the Church's role in residential schools to assimilate indigenous children, was slower than in the past, with only two events per day and long break periods.Francisco said he preferred not to have knee surgery because he didn't want a repeat of the negative long-term side effects of anesthesia that he suffered after a bowel operation a year ago."But I will try to keep traveling to be close to people because it is a way to serve," he said.The Catholic leader indicated that he would first travel to places he had already promised to go, such as South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lebanon and perhaps Kazakhstan, before deciding on future trips."I have all the good will but we will have to see what the leg says," he said."My knee needs a little tequila": Pope Francis jokesPope Francis reveals that he "is on the table" a visit to Ukraine and criticizes PutinPope Francis fulfills the "request" of the Virgin Mary, consecrating Russia and UkraineAt least 13 Venezuelans died in a road accident when the bus they were traveling in fell off a cliff in northwestern Nicaragua, the Nicaraguan National Police said Thursday.The bus was speeding along the Pan-American highway, in the Estelí department, and collided with two vehicles, causing it to fall into the ravine, the police added in a statement posted on their website.A Nicaraguan man was also killed in the accident and 47 others were injured, police said.David Smolansky, commissioner of the OAS General Secretariat for the Venezuelan migrant and refugee crisis, said Thursday on Twitter that there were 15 Venezuelan migrants who died in the accident, including nine men, five women and one minor."I am sorry to confirm another migratory tragedy. We have formally received the information of 15 Venezuelans who died in an accident in Nicaragua when they tried to go to the United States," Smolansky wrote.According to United Nations data, at least 6 million Venezuelans have left the country since 2015 fleeing the economic and humanitarian crisis.A 12-year-old girl gave a speech in front of legislators in Virginia, United States, asking them not to pass a law that would ban abortion.Addison Gardner, a 12-year-old girl, asked the legislators of Virginia, United States, not to approve a new measure that prohibits abortion in the State, for which she shared a speech that went viral on networks.“I play volleyball at school and do athletics.My education is very important to me and I plan to do great things in life,” the 12-year-old began in front of Virginia lawmakers.The minor, who attends a high school in Buffalo, continued with her speech: “If a man decides that I am an object and does insensitive and tragic things to me, am I, a girl, supposed to gestate and give birth to a child? Another child?"“Some here say they are pro-life, what about my life?don't you care about my life?Addison Gardner expressed in her message in favor of abortion.Speakers at Wednesday's public hearing in WV were given 45 seconds each.The youngest, 12-year-old Addison Gardner from Buffalo Middle School, gave powerful remarks against HB302.𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐞𝐫.Vote 4 people who value 𝐡𝐞𝐫.#Vote4Democrats pic.twitter.com/vf3JW0u1fC— Justice Seeker 🗽 ☮️ ~ Keep moving forward (@tizzywoman) July 27, 2022Speakers at Wednesday's public hearing in WV were given 45 seconds each.The youngest, 12-year-old Addison Gardner from Buffalo Middle School, gave powerful remarks against HB302.𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐞𝐫.Vote 4 people who value 𝐡𝐞𝐫.#Vote4Democrats pic.twitter.com/vf3JW0u1fCAs she wore a green scarf, signaling her stance in favor of legalizing abortion in the United States, she said: “Do I have to subject my body to the physical trauma of pregnancy?Do I have to suffer the mental implications, a girl who had no say in what she was doing to my body?” she questioned.“Some here say they are pro life, so what about my life?don't you care about my life?The 12-year-old girl concluded.In addition to Addison Gardner, 90 others spoke in front of Virginia lawmakers, some of the women recounting their rape experiences and urging officials not to ban a women's right.Virginia authorities are considering passing House Bill 302, which will ban most abortions, except for medical emergencies, ectopic pregnancies or fetuses deemed non-viable by doctors.This after the Supreme Court ruling that annulled Roe vs.Wade, law that legalized abortion throughout the United States.With information from Fuerza Informativa AztecaMargarita Ceceña Martínez, died after three weeks of agony after being burned alive.The attack, perpetrated by relatives, was recorded on videoMargarita Ceceña Martínez was a single mother from Clautla, Morelos.She died after three weeks of agony.She was hospitalized because she was doused in gasoline after a conflict with her relatives.One of them lit a match and they burned her alive.Andrea Martínez, Margarita's mother, pointed out the alleged perpetrators: “That person is my sister, they are my nieces, and the men are my sister's sons-in-law.That person is called Primitivo, he sprayed the gasoline on my daughter along with my grandchildren, he threw the gasoline on them and sprayed me and sprayed the store”.The aggression against Margarita was recorded on video.The Morelos Attorney General's Office has reported that an investigation folder was created from the beginning of the attacks.At the moment several people have already been summoned to appear and the expert evidence has been gathered.They assured that the justice process is still open.It was the first of July, the day that Margarita Ceceña's life would be marked forever.With her skin burning, she managed to get to her aunt and uncle's house where they threw water and wet blankets at her, but her damage was already done.Doctors determined that she had severe burns to 70 percent of her body.Several weeks after this incident, part of the fire in the structure can still be seen in this shop that belonged to the victim. We can also find part of the ashes left by the aggressors on the ground after committing this terrible crime.“These people have always attacked us, they have always threatened us, if in fact she had already been attacked.That day they beat her, they kicked her the same people who are seen in that video, my daughter went to file a complaint and the person who was at the entrance told her that the lawsuit was not appropriate because they were not serious injuries, "explained the mother of Margarita Cecena.Margarita Ceceña fought for her life since that July 1.Due to her delicate state of health, she was transferred from the Cuautla General Hospital to the National Rehabilitation Institute in Mexico City.This Sunday, July 24, she finally lost her life.His mother demands justice: “All I ask is that you help me and catch these criminals, what I want is justice because I can work and get ahead with my children, all I want is that they catch these people because It's already a long time and it's not worth them being outside”.With information from Fuerza Informativa AztecaThe World Health Organization (WHO) today confirmed two more cases of the Marburg virus in Ghana, two weeks after the country reported the first outbreak of this highly infectious Ebola-like disease.The first two infected, from southern Ghana, presented symptoms including diarrhoea, fever, nausea and vomiting, before dying in hospital, the WHO had said."We have two more cases," doctor Ibrahima Soce Fall told reporters on Wednesday.He also disclosed that information received from Ghana suggested that there were some 180 contacts being followed up.The virus is transmitted to people through fruit bats and spread through direct contact with bodily fluids, surfaces and materials, the WHO said.Soce Fall said the cases had been reported from three different regions of Ghana, creating a "very difficult" situation.Donald Trump told a group of supporters in Washington that he will seek a second term of his presidency in the United States by 2024.Donald Trump, former president of the United States, announced on Tuesday his intentions to run as a candidate for the presidency of 2024. The message was made this Tuesday in front of a group of supporters on his return to Washington after the assault on the Capitol in 2021.The former US president assured that in case of winning the 2024 presidency of the United States he "would make a better government";In addition, he asserted that he is preparing for an incredible comeback with the aim of "saving our country."“We are preparing for an incredible comeback.I have to save our country.If I don't, our country is doomed," Trump said.Former President Trump: "I ran the first time and I won. Then I ran a second time and I did much better. We got millions and millions more votes...We may just have to do it again."pic.twitter.com/tusyvIu3nQ— CSPAN (@cspan) July 26, 2022Former President Trump: "I ran the first time and I won. Then I ran a second time and I did much better. We got millions and millions more votes...We may just have to do it again."pic.twitter.com/tusyvIu3nQDonald Trump added that "we have to do a great job in the 2024 presidency. A Republican will take back the White House in 2024, which I firmly believe will happen."The former president of the United States described that the country became a "cesspool of crime" and a war zone due to the amount of blood and suffering that is experienced due to the current government."We have blood, death and suffering on a scale that was once unthinkable due to the Democratic Party's effort to destroy and dismantle law enforcement."Donald Trump remains the leading figure in the Republican Party.But as he flirts with a 2024 presidential bid, his position has weakened slightly, with about 40 percent of Republicans saying he bears at least part of the blame for the Jan. 6 riots.The January 6 committee is trying to build a case that Donald Trump's efforts to overturn his loss to Democrat Joe Biden in November 2020 constitute dereliction of duty and unlawful conduct, rendering him unable to return. to the White House as President of the United States.The decline in popularity could encourage potential rivals to run, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is among those jockeying for potential Republican primary challenges in 2024.With information from Fuerza Informativa AztecaThe president of the United States, Joe Biden, referred to the conclusions of the Congressional Commission that analyzes the assault on the Capitol, he said that Trump lacked courageThis Monday a message was released in which the president of the United States Joe Biden points out the lack of courage of former president Donald Trump, to act and stop the assault on the Capitol carried out by his followers on January 6, 2021.From his White House office, Biden said "Donald Trump didn't have the courage to act" in an open criticism of his predecessor.Biden highlighted the heroism of the Capitol Police, the DC Metropolitan Police and the other agencies that intervened as they were assaulted by the mob.Hours later, the White House shared part of the intervention on social networks, accompanied by the following message: “The brave men and women in uniform from all over the United States must never forget that the already defeated former president of the United States saw how the 6th of January and didn't have the guts to act."Brave women and men in uniform across America should never forget that the defeated former president of the United States watched January 6th happen and didn't have the spine to act.In my remarks today to @noblenatl, I made that clear: https://t.co/pQ8E4IcZR1 pic.twitter.com/uO60QO0Wrz— President Biden (@POTUS) July 25, 2022Brave women and men in uniform across America should never forget that the defeated former president of the United States watched January 6th happen and didn't have the spine to act.In my remarks today to @noblenatl, I made that clear: https://t.co/pQ8E4IcZR1 pic.twitter.com/uO60QO0WrzIn his speech, Biden recalls how during the assault - which he referred to as "medieval hell" - law enforcement, mainly the Capitol Police, were "assaulted before our very eyes." "They were speared, sprayed, trampled.""For three hours the already defeated president of the United States watched events unfold, sitting comfortably in a dining room next to the Oval Office," Biden said, echoing the investigation by the congressional commission into the assault on Capitol Hill, which this past week revealed the inaction of the then head of state during the 187 minutes that the attack lasted.The president made these statements on the same day that the commission has released a draft of the speech that Trump gave the day after the assault, that is, on January 7, 2021, in which, apparently, the president would have crossed out a line in which instructed the Department of Justice to act against the insurgents.With information from Fuerza Informativa AztecaThe president of the United States, Joe Biden, said today that he "feels great" after having almost recovered from COVID-19 and said that he hopes to end his isolation to return to normal working conditions by the end of week.Biden held a virtual event with semiconductor manufacturers and several top administration officials to promote legislation aimed at boosting chip production in the United States.His voice was hoarse, but otherwise he seemed to be in good health."I feel great. I've had two full nights' sleep," said Biden, who tested positive for coronavirus last Thursday and has been treated with the antiviral drug Paxlovid.With his wife Jill out of town, Biden said his dog petted him on the chest this morning and woke him up."I feel fine. My voice is still hoarse," he told reporters.The president said that he hoped to return to work in person at the end of this week, but that he was on a full schedule from the White House residence from approximately 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.Biden's physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, said in a memo released by the White House that the president's symptoms "have now almost completely resolved."The White House defended the decision not to allow O'Connor to brief reporters on Biden, who at 79 is the oldest US president.Several people were killed in a shooting early Monday in the Canadian province of British Columbia and one man was arrested, police said.Local authorities had previously issued an emergency alert for several shootings in the city of Langley and asked residents to stay alert and stay away from the area of ​​the incident.A Royal Canadian Mounted Police spokesman said several people had been killed, but did not specify how many.The spokesman said no further details were available when asked how many of the victims were injured and how many had died.Police in Langley, a suburb of Vancouver, said they responded to "multiple reports of shootings with multiple victims and several different scenes throughout the city of Langley, and one scene in Langley Township" and asked the public to stay out. from various areas, including a casino parking lot and a bus stop.An eyewitness saw two black SUVs, similar to those used by police emergency response teams, in a ditch near one of the shooting sites.One of the vehicles had bullet holes in the windshield.This Monday, July 25, the president of Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, visited his counterpart in Ukraine, Volodímir Zelenski, with whom he met to show his support in the face of the war he has suffered from Russia, and they also reached agreements and commitments.For the first time a president of the country visits this nation and for 12 years a president from Latin America has not arrived, for which Zelesnki thanked Guatemala for the support shown.Given this, he also stated that he is aware that the war between Russia and Ukraine has impacted many countries, with a food crisis, price destabilization and political challenges.To which Giammattei reiterated that his visit was to show his support and his absolute backing for the Ukrainian president.Agreements between Guatemala and UkraineOne of the first agreements was to join forces on international platforms with the aim of continuing to isolate Russia and increase the price of this war by destabilizing people's lives.Guatemala maintains its support for the policy of sanctions against Russia, and will be joining the initiative to create a Special Court to Punish Russia for the crime of aggression against Ukraine.An intergovernmental agreement was signed on the mutual abolition of the compulsory visa, something that they consider will contribute to the development of commercial and social ties between Guatemala and Ukraine.A commercial and economic dialogue was also launched to carry out specific projects without intermediaries.Guatemala confirmed its interest in buying Ukrainian agricultural products and establishing industrial relations.The President of Ukraine invited President Giammattei to participate in the Grimea Platform Summit itself, which will be held on August 23.#NOW I President of Ukraine, Volodímir Zelinski thanks his counterpart from Guatemala, Alejandro Giammatei, for supporting the initiative to create a Court to judge Russia, for the war attacks against the Ukrainians.pic.twitter.com/1RGOPep0LXAt least seven people were injured yesterday in a shooting at a Los Angeles park, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.Paramedics rushed four men and three women to area hospitals following the shooting at or near a car showroom in Peck Park in the San Pedro district of southwest Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Fire Department said. a statement.At least three of the patients were injured by gunshots, including a man and a woman who were in critical condition, according to the statement."There are no other patients remaining at the scene," the statement said, adding that the circumstances surrounding the shooting have yet to be confirmed.Police did not have any suspects in custody, nor did they have a description of them, a Los Angeles police spokesman said.Although police did not offer details of the shooting, they did not classify him as an active shooter, Officer Luis Garcia said, indicating that officers did not see a continuing danger of a random mass shooting.Peck Park is a community center in San Pedro that has a baseball diamond, skate park, gym and walking trails, according to the city's parks and recreation website.San Pedro is home to the Port of Angeles, the largest container hub in the United States.TV Azteca Guatemala © All rights reserved, 2022. 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