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The big U.S. TV networks will ask for a face-to-face between Biden and Trump

The five largest television networks in the United States are preparing a joint letter to ask the US president, Joe Biden, and the virtual Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to participate in televised debates, in the face of speculation that in this electoral year they will not reach an agreement to celebrate this traditional face-to-face.

CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox News request that the presidential campaign that leads to the election in November, this year have those debates that have been part of the tradition of the United States in all electoral cycles since 1976.

“The signatory national news organizations urge the probable presidential candidates to publicly commit to participate in debates before the election,” says a draft of the request revealed by The New York Times.

The 81-year-old Democrat Biden has not discarded the idea of facing Trump again in front of the cameras and the national audience, as he did twice in 2020.

For his part, Trump, 77, who refused to participate in the debates of the Republican primaries this year, has said that he is willing to debate with Biden “at any time, anywhere.”

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These debates have been losing interest for voters: the second confrontation between Trump and Biden in 2020 attracted an audience of 63 million people, 10 million less than the first, and 8.6 million less than the final debate of Trump and Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.

In their letter, according to the draft cited by The New York Times, television networks affirm that “if there is something that Americans can agree on, in these times of polarization, it is that what is at stake in this election is exceptionally important.”

“Simply, nothing can replace the debate of the candidates face to face, before the citizenry, with their visions for the future of the nation,” the text adds.

The first of these televised debates occurred in the 1960 campaign when Republican candidate and vice president Richard Nixon, and young Democratic Senator John F., clashed. Kennedy, and it took 16 years until the confrontation of then Republican President Gerald Ford, and the Democratic Governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter.

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20th Festival Salvadoreñísimo brings together thousands of salvadorans in Houston

Parades, baton twirlers, and a mix of Salvadoran and international music set the tone for the 20th edition of the Festival Salvadoreñísimo, held in Houston, Texas, with Tony Villatoro once again leading the organization.

This year, the highly anticipated event moved to a new venue: The Crown Festival Park in Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, within the “space city.” Despite the scorching sun of the open-air setting, spirits remained high, and a brief drizzle later brought relief and renewed energy to the celebration.

More than 5,000 Salvadorans gathered at the park, joining with Guatemalans, Hondurans, and even Mexicans to commemorate 204 years of independence for El Salvador and Central America. The festival was marked by a family-friendly atmosphere, where traditional foods such as pupusas, panes con gallina, pastelitos, and horchata could not be missed.

“Twenty years with this festival, and I am very grateful to the Salvadoran community that always shows up. Thanks to them, the sponsors, and to Diario El Salvador for supporting us since the beginning,” said Tony Villatoro, as more compatriots continued arriving to the celebration.

“I am satisfied. I didn’t expect this level of attendance, especially since we were trying a new outdoor venue with some challenges, but we made it through successfully,” Villatoro added.

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The Festival Salvadoreñísimo, now a two-decade-long tradition, once again took place as part of Hispanic Heritage Month, a time when independence festivities run from mid-September through October.

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El Salvador unveils 2025-2029 National Reintegration Plan for returned migrants

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched the National Reintegration Plan for Returned Salvadorans 2025-2029, a strategy designed to create greater opportunities, ensure access to quality services, and provide a favorable environment for Salvadorans returning to their home country to rebuild their lives.

The initiative is supported by the United Nations Network on Migration, coordinated by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), financed by the Peacebuilding Fund (PBF), and backed by the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB) Migration Unit.

During the presentation, Vice Minister of Diaspora and Human Mobility Cindy Mariella Portal emphasized that migrants often face multiple challenges upon returning to their communities.

“That is why we are implementing actions that generate real and sustainable opportunities for these individuals,” she stated.

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Authorities capture CJNG financial chief in international airport operation

A man identified as the main financial operator of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) was arrested Thursday at Mexico City’s international airport, authorities reported.

The individual, named by Mexican media as Óscar Antonio Álvarez, was apprehended during an operation involving the army, navy, National Guard, police, and the attorney general’s office, according to a joint statement.

Álvarez is considered the primary financial operator of a criminal group originating in Jalisco, and the capture took place at Benito Juárez Airport as he arrived on a flight from Barcelona, Spain.

Authorities stated that Álvarez faces charges of organized crime and money laundering, specifically for receiving and transferring illicit funds. His work with the CJNG reportedly included purchasing properties and managing businesses in the tequila and livestock sectors.

According to El Universal, Álvarez was directly under the command of Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho”, the cartel’s top leader, for whom the U.S. offers a $15 million reward.

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The CJNG, which operates throughout Mexico and in various parts of the world, was designated earlier this year as a “foreign terrorist organization” by the U.S. government.

Álvarez was handed over to the federal public prosecutor to determine his legal situation, the report added.

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