Alcaldía aconseja a inmigrantes dormir en sillas en los “centros de acogida” nocturnos

Según la alcaldía, dormir en el suelo supone un riesgo en caso de incendio. Pero las normas parecen estar sembrando confusión al menos en un “centro de acogida” en Brooklyn, donde a los residentes se les dijo a principios de este mes que no se les permitía dormir hasta las 2:30 a.m., de acuerdo con…

ByDaniel ParraApril 25, 2024Share PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

Some Gains, Many Losses: What Went Wrong for Climate in This Year’s State Budget

“We are outraged,” said Rami Dinnawi, a steering committee member of the climate coalition New York Renews. “To see a budget come out that fails to address any of the urgent policies related to climate is an abdication of responsibility from the governor and from lawmakers.”

ByMariana SimõesApril 25, 2024Share PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

Opinion: 50 Years Later, Economic Abuse Survivors Are Still Living Like It’s 1974

“In the 50 years since the Equal Credit Opportunity Act became law, so much has changed: women are home buyers, can open credit cards and despite a persistent gender wage gap, are able to accumulate wealth. But for survivors of domestic violence, the vast majority of whom experience economic abuse, so much remains the same.”

ByNathaniel Fields

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ByTeal InzunzaApril 25, 2024Share PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

Alcaldía aconseja a inmigrantes dormir en sillas en los “centros de acogida” nocturnos

Some Gains, Many Losses: What Went Wrong for Climate in This Year’s State Budget

Opinion: 50 Years Later, Economic Abuse Survivors Are Still Living Like It’s 1974

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