Despedidos por No Inmunizarse: Ejército Busca Reingreso

bring back the unvaccinated the military wants unvaccinated soldiers to return to duty now says they are no longer a security threat playroom surveillance find out how today's toys could be putting their privacy at risk children Welcome to entid news with you María Laura Claverí after having fired her soldiers for not getting vaccinated against covid the army wants to recruit them again the question now is whether they will want to return the army discharged around 8,000 service members for not receive the covid-19 vaccine almost 2,000 of them were part of the army now the army is trying to get those soldiers to return earlier this month they sent this letter to all the soldiers discharged for not receiving the vaccine part of the writing said People wishing to return to service should contact their local recruiter. A journalist asked the Pentagon on Tuesday if this applies to the entire military or just the Navy. I don't hesitate to say that because I didn't see the letter. So I refer you to the Army. Yes, Congress ordered the military to eliminate the vaccine order months ago, however, of the almost 2,000 discharged Army Soldiers, less than 20 returned. These service members were often forced out in very ugly ways and have moved on. with their lives now they are told to please come back okay Colonel John Mills is a retired Army Colonel says that possibly the soldiers feel betrayed that's why they don't come back last year the secretary of the army said that unvaccinated soldiers represent a risk to the force and jeopardizing readiness now the military is open to hiring them again and changing their records from involuntary discharge to honorable discharge however many are also requesting back pay which the military is not talking about You owe them back pay absolutely You owe them a change in the characterization of their discharge Absolutely Congressman Ben Klein raised the same question What if we reinstate them in their Rank and pay them back pay The attempt to recover the soldiers occurs in a context in which several military branches had difficulty recruiting people in recent years the army did not reach its recruiting goal of 10,000 this fiscal year modern toys could be endangering children a report speaks of a new threat in microphones cameras and trackers being used One of the report's authors called the findings chilling the nonprofit organization mentioned The kidnapping of an 11-year-old girl found while playing Roblox, one of the most popular online games, was safely recovered. safe more than 100 miles from your home The public interest group also cited a case against Amazon The Federal Government alleges that the e-commerce giant stored recordings of children's voices collected from its Alexa devices The consumer protection group advised parents who think twice before buying gifts for their children this Christmas season preparing a Thanksgiving feast is not going to leave you without money since this year food prices are more affordable than last year the turkeys they received the presidential pardon this week will not be the only ones giving thanks on Thursday Just in time for Christmas trips, gasoline prices dropped. 70av compared to their maximum, plane tickets dropped 13% compared to last year and car rentals dropped 10% and there is something more than celebrating the turkey, the stuffing, the vegetables and if you live in the south, the macarons and with cheese needed to feed 10 people this Thanksgiving cost an average of 6,117 timos according to the American Farm Bureau Federation. Although it is 25% more expensive than between 2020 and 2019, it is 4.5 less than between 2020 and 2022 grocery inflation is at its lowest level in more than 2 years with prices for eggs, milk, bacon and fresh vegetables lower than last year consumers can also try to save more by shopping Offers on the shelves of your grocery stores In recent years we have seen a significant increase in purchasing store brands instead of big name brands which is a good way to save some money without skimping on quality. of farmers in the United States Louisiana afbf states that residents of the Midwest have the least expensive Thanksgiving meal on average followed by the south, the west and the northeast respectively the billionaire founder of binance the largest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world found guilty of federal money laundering violations let's look at the agreement forces binance to pay more than $4 billion in fines and sanctions chang peng sao the company's ceo agrees to step down from the exchange he founded ales prosecutors accuse binance of a calculated effort to profit from the US market by circumventing the country's laws in the deal binance admits violating anti-money laundering laws, unlicensed money transmission and sanctions US authorities say it is the largest corporate resolution they includes criminal charges against an executive TikTok is in the crosshairs of a group of House Republicans who want to know how the platform amplifies content AND to what extent the company's Chinese owner Georgia Congressman Bodyy Carter is involved leads the charge against the company sent a joint letter to the CEO of tiktok ch ch legislators wrote that since the never terrorist attack on October 7, disinformation related to the conflict has proliferated on the platform, stoking anti-Semitism support and sympathy for never The letter also criticizes Chinese ownership of the app, accuses the Chinese Communist Party of co-opting the platform and demands information about TikTok's algorithms. This adds to long-standing concerns about the app's use for surveillance and collection. of American user data, TikTok said content never violates its policies and will be removed and that reports on trends were inaccurate. The letter from Congress comes days after videos supporting the letter to the United States went viral on the platform. United of 9/11 terrorist Osama Bin [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Laden