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Fifty Antifa groups in France join vast network to ensure chaos in weekend protests
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FIRST ON FOX: Some 50 radical Antifa cells in a wider network of nearly 300 groups are mobilizing to ensure this weekend’s demonstrations in France devolve into chaos and mayhem, Fox News Digital has learned.
Self-described Antifa groups are working with a sprawling network of communist, socialist, far-left and anti-Israel groups to mobilize on two fronts this weekend: an «anti-fascist village» against conservative leader Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in the city of Orléans and nationwide protests called Acte II to replicate last week’s violent riots.
A Fox News Digital investigation has mapped 287 groups in France’s expanding protest ecosystem, including 50 explicitly Antifa organizations, 27 explicitly communist, socialist, Trotskyist or revolutionary-left organizations, 24 labor unions and an expanding coalition of far-left anti-Israel, migrant-rights, environmental, feminist, transgender and other activist organizations. The demonstrations, which claim to be about youth education, include just 27 student and youth organizations.
The coordination comes amid a wider transnational campaign of mayhem organized by communist, socialist and leftist groups in Greece, Italy, Spain, India and elsewhere.
Fox News Digital has compiled a running who’s who of organizations in what has been dubbed «Chaos Inc.» and will keep updating the directory.
The size of the mobilization represents a huge expansion from the original 54 organizations identified in last weekend’s riots. The number of Acte II actions has also increased to 649 planned protests, as of early Friday morning in Paris, including at 21 train stations, three ports, two oil depots and one refinery.
Scores of pages of planning documents and social media posts analyzed by Fox News Digital reveal that agitators have laid the groundwork for a coordinated campaign with money, logistics and a communications infrastructure behind their efforts.
A wide coalition of groups, including Antifa organizations, is moving protesters to protests Oct. 24, 2026, in France. (Solidarity March)
The fundraising, transportation, youth outreach, ready-made materials and centralized information hub reveal an organized mobilization operation in place days before protesters even reach the streets with expected hammer-and-sickle and Palestinian flags.
A French administrative court reportedly overturned a ban on street protests issued by Paris police, although the order was not made public and it was unclear if it would have applied to other cities which have imposed similar orders.
Already, organizers have begun planning a next-stage Acte III on Oct. 31, a broader strike and blockade mobilization on Nov. 5 and a Europe-wide action on Nov. 20.
In France, the numbers include signatories to two streams: a Ciao Fachos, or «Good-bye Fascists,» coalition that will descend on Orléans and the Acte II, or «Action 2,» campaign, led by a group called the Yellow Vests that organized last week’s mayhem. Organizations have signed onto a roster and list headed to Orléans.
«Macron must leave and make way for the people!» the Acte II organizers declared, calling «Yellow vests, high school students, university students, workers» into «demonstrations, roundabouts and blockades, everywhere in France.»
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A demonstrator holds an anti-fascist banner at a protest during the 2020 presidential election in New York on Nov. 5, 2020. (Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg)
Last September, after the murder of conservative leader Charlie Kirk by an alleged leftist gunman, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. Soon after, Trump issued National Security Presidential Memorandum 7, targeting far-left groups. It said the «groups and entities that perpetuate this extremism have created a movement that embraces and elevates violence to achieve policy outcomes, including justifying additional assassinations.»
Despite the clear global presence of groups with self-described names of Antifa, former FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress in 2020 that Antifa was «not a group or an organization» but rather «a movement or an ideology.»
In the U.S., while they will wave flags that say «ANTIFASCIST,» far-left activists don’t typically operate under one formal national organization called «Antifa,» leading to denials that any «Antifa» organization exists.
In Europe, it’s a different story. Activists openly organize under the Antifa name, «antifascist» banners and Antifa flags with emblems of their local chapters, and a Fox News Digital investigation has found a sprawling network mobilizing activists for another weekend of protests.
Last November, the State Department designated four European groups linked to Antifa — Antifa Ost in Germany; the International Revolutionary Front, or Informal Anarchist Federation, in Italy; and Armed Proletarian Justice and Revolutionary Class Self Defense in Greece — as Foreign Terrorist Organizations and Specifically Designated Global Terrorists, accusing them of organizing or carrying out bombings, shootings and other politically motivated attacks.
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Worldwide, Antifa chapters have built their movement around a seemingly noble opposition to «fascism,» but critics argue that they deploy tactics of threats, intimidation, harassment, violence, destruction and even murder that make them coercive, authoritarian, dangerous and deadly. What’s more, parroting the propaganda language of Russia, China and the Islamic Republic of Iran, «fascism» has become a loaded catch-all phrase to describe Western democracies.
For example, late last year, Neville Roy Singham, an American-born communist tech tycoon living in China, took to the stage at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Shanghai for a «Global South» conference and critiqued the alleged «fascism» of the United States.
Days ago, Fox News Digital reported exclusively that an internal State Department assessment warns that antifascist groups could participate in a «potentially more confrontational protest» this weekend that could «expose further security shortcomings and deepen political tensions.»
Now, the organizations themselves provide a look inside the infrastructure being assembled on the ground.
Speakers stand on a stage during a demonstration against the influence of Vincent Bollore and the far right on culture in front of the Olympia concert hall in Paris, France, on May 30, 2026. Banners reading Antifa and Contre la bataille culturelle de l extreme droite are visible during the rally bringing together activists, trade union members and cultural workers. (Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)
Free Buses to the «Antifascist Village»
On Friday night, a bus is set to leave Marseille at about 9 p.m. local time for Orléans, in a journey organized by «La Riposte Antifasciste Marseille,» established in October 2023 with a «strategy of massification of anti-fascism.» In its promotion, the pilgrimage leaders tell followers, «Anti-fascism is everyone’s business.» It’s joined by Marseille Unite Communiste Libertaire.
Other organizing materials advertise collective transportation from locations including Paris, Saint-Denis, Stains and Brest.
The logistical preparations provide a more concrete measure of organization than simply finding similar flags or slogans at demonstrations.
A wide coalition of groups, including Antifa organizations, is moving protesters to protests Oct. 24, 2026, in France. (Solidarity March)
On Saturday morning, at 8 a.m., in the city of Bagnolet outside Paris, the Assemblée Antifasciste de Bagnolet, or «Bagnolet Antifascist Assembly» has plans in place to meet at the town hall, Mairie de Bagnolet, on Rue Hoche for a two-hour ride to Orléans. Its online sign-up sheet advertises 50 free seats.
La Marche des Solidarites, or «The March for Solidarity,» an online hub, directs supporters in the Paris region to buses leaving from Saturday morning from Place de la République in Saint-Denis and Stains with #NousToutes and Carré Citoyen.
On Instagram, Saint-Denis Antifa, Carre Citoyen and Marche des Solidarites are sending people to a fundraising page on the Solidaire website, where organizers have raised about $13,300 for expenses for the Saturday action, including the «printing of mobilization materials: leaflets, posters, etc.» and a «truck/sound system for a large procession of the solidarity march.»
The Saint-Denis Antifa also made crêpes last week at the Saint-Denis Hip-Hop Festival to raise money for the protest.
An Antifa flag and a banner reading «ANTIFA for as long as it takes» during the International Day Against Racism in Paris on March 22, 2025. (Thierry Nectoux/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)
And organizers have centralized the machinery for mobilization online. Adults are facilitating space for high-school students, telling them, «free places are for you.»
The Marche des Solidarités online repository on antiracisme-solidarite.org describes itself as a place containing «all the information to mobilize,» including «calls, signatories, visuals, etc.»
Ciao Fachos has gone further. Its organizing documents call for «tractages, collages, réunions publiques, récoltes de fonds, transports collectifs» — distributing leaflets, putting up posters, holding public meetings, fundraising and organizing collective transportation.
The group also urges activists to prevent National Rally supporters from distributing literature at markets or putting posters on walls.
The network has also advertised Signal channels, much like far-left activists have done in the U.S., to swap information and coordinate logistics.
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Masked protesters hold a banner reading «Autonomous antifa» during a demonstration of high-school students as part of a nationwide protest movement over learning conditions in Lyon, France, on Oct. 6, 2026. (Olivier Chassignole/AFP via Getty Images)
A Two-Day Orléans Antifa Operation
The schedule is carefully organized with Antifa groups like Loiret Antifasciste, which is promoting a detailed program. The group’s own declaration describes the objective as larger than opposing a single National Rally convention.
Building a «mouvement antifasciste,» or «antifascist movement,» is a «collective responsibility,» the organization says, calling for a united political front.
For Saturday, organizers advertise:
- 10:30 a.m. — A demonstration beginning near the Cathédrale Sainte-Croix d’Orléans, including a «Ciao Fachos» procession.
- 1 p.m. — An «antifascist village» at Campo Santo with food, political roundtables and other activities, including a plan to «parade together behind a common banner» of «anti-racism» and «anti-fascism.»
- Evening — Food, concerts and accommodations for activists.
A wide coalition of groups, including Antifa organizations, is moving protesters to protests Oct. 24, 2026, in France. (Solidarity March)
On Sunday, Ciao Fachos advertised another demonstration toward CO’Met, the location of the National Rally gathering.
The Association France Palestine Solidarité says its members will participate in a Palestinian contingent during Saturday’s demonstration and operate a stand at the antifascist village until 10 p.m. Protest leaders chose the last protest date of Oct. 17 to memorialize a protest on the same day in 1961 when a protest by Algerian «martyrs» turned deadly in Paris.
Organizations include Urgence Palestine Orléans, AGIR POUR LA PALESTINE, Union juive française pour la paix, migrant-rights organizations including FASTI, Droits Devant!!, Coordination Sans-Papiers 75, La Cimade Aix-en-Provence, Tous Réfugiés, GASPROM-ASTI Nantes, ASTI Orléans, the Association des Travailleurs Maghrébins de France and UJFP, the French Jewish Union for Peace, which is promoting the demonstration.
The CGT Paris, the Paris branch of one of France’s largest labor confederations, is also organizing transportation to the demonstration and published the Loiret Antifaciste coalition’s call for an antifascist movement.
Solidaires 37, the Indre-et-Loire branch of the left-wing labor federation, is organizing pay-what-you-can transportation from Tours.
The coalition lists demonstrate how explicitly antifascist organizations operate inside a considerably larger political coalition.
A wide coalition of groups, including Antifa organizations, is moving protesters to protests Oct. 24, 2026, in France. (Solidarity March)
Antifa Joins ‘Acte II’
The Orléans demonstration isn’t the only place explicit Antifa organizations are mobilizing Saturday.
Fox News Digital separately identified antifascist groups attached directly to local Acte II demonstrations.
In Angoulême, Action Antifasciste 16, also known as Action AntiFa16, appears as an official collaborator on an Oct. 24 Acte II announcement alongside NPA Charente, Révolution Permanente Angoulême, Maison des Peuples et de la Paix, Fanfare en lutte d’Angoulême and Organisation de Solidarité Trans Angoulême.
In the city of Caen, the «Caen Antifa Squad» appears as a collaborator on another announcement explicitly advertising «ACTE II — 24 OCTOBRE.»
The presence of Antifa groups provides a connective point between the nationwide Yellow Vest mobilization and the antifascist ecosystem.
One of the figures attempting to bring the different grievances together is Benjamin Ball, editor of the website coordinating the Yellow Vest action map.
«Our role is to make sure that the social anger aggregates,» Ball recently told French media, saying organizers want representatives of different sectors received at the Élysée.
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Communists, Socialists and Antifa
French Antifa activism substantially overlaps with anarchist, communist, anticapitalist and revolutionary-socialist networks whose organizations frequently cooperate in demonstrations and campaigns.
The Oct. 24 coalition illustrates those connections.
Union Communiste Libertaire, a libertarian-communist organization advocating revolutionary political change, has joined the mobilization.
The revolutionary socialist Nouveau Parti anticapitaliste, or NPA, is promoting the Orléans demonstration. Its publication «L’Anticapitaliste» reported that dozens of organizations were mobilizing against the RN congress.
La France Insoumise, the French Communist Party, Union pour la Reconstruction Communiste and Le Poing Levé appear in the wider local coalition.
The coalition also includes labor organizations, environmental activists and student groups, such as Fédération Syndicale Étudiante, a left-wing student union already involved in France’s October student revolt, is joining the mobilization.
Extinction Rebellion France is represented through its Île-de-France organization. Its agitators rappelled the Marianne statue and hoisted a vest with an anti-police message, creating the iconic image used for the next phase of activation.
And the coalition includes feminist organizations such as NousToutes, whose current social-media material is promoting transportation to Orléans and mobilization resources.
The Solidaires union’s booth at an anti-fascist rally organized in response to the C9M’s annual neo-fascist demonstration, held at Place du Pantheon in Paris, France, on May 8, 2026. Activists, students and left-wing organizations took part in the demonstration in central Paris. (Djoudi Hamani/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)
Labor Unions Move Activists to Orléans with Antifa
Organized labor is providing another piece of the mobilization infrastructure.
Along with CGT Paris and Solidaires 37, the expanded roster includes CNT Fédération Éducation, CNT 49, CNT Education 93, SNETAP-FSU, Solidaires 44, Solidaires 35, SUD Protection Sociale 93 and CGT ArianeGroup Issac, among other labor organizations.
VISA 93, part of the Vigilance et Initiatives Syndicales Antifascistes labor-antifascist network, has promoted union transportation for the demonstration.
Meanwhile, as Antifa and other leftist agitators readied for the weekend, French authorities arrested a 34-year-old man, Hodei Docampo Ciarra, this week in the town of Val d’Issoire (Haute-Vienne). Police suspect him of being one of the rioters who devastated City Hall in Limoges, torching the building.
French police said he was allegedly involved in the «ultra-left.»
They arrested the man, 34, at about 6:15 a.m. as he got out of bed at his parents’ home.
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Un jubilado encontró una colección de cartas Pokémon olvidada en el altillo, la subastó y se volvió millonario
Un pintor profesional jubilado se convirtió en millonario después de vender una colección de cartas Pokémon en una subasta que rompió récords en el Reino Unido.
El hombre, que prefirió mantener su identidad en reserva, había guardado los mazos en el altillo de su casa durante 15 años, sin imaginar el tesoro que tenía.
La historia comenzó cuando leyó en el diario local que una sola carta Pokémon se había vendido por más de £6.000 (unos 8000 dólares). Intrigado, decidió revisar la propia colección familiar, que había empezado a reunir a fines de los años 90, cuando su hijo intercambiaba cartas en la escuela. “Sé que siempre se habla de encontrar un tesoro en el altillo, pero en mi caso fue literalmente así”, contó.
El miércoles, la casa de subastas Ewbank’s vendió el lote completo por £1,56 millones (más de dos millones de dólares), en lo que describieron como la subasta de cartas coleccionables más valiosa de la historia británica y posiblemente un récord europeo.
Cartas intactas y sets completos: el secreto del éxito
El hombre había comprado varios sets completos a un vendedor de Malasia a través de eBay, y los conservó en carpetas especiales, selladas y en perfecto estado. Uno de esos sets, que le costó £300 (400 dólares) en su momento, se vendió por £75.000 (US$100.000) en la subasta.
“Pensé que sería más barato comprar la colección completa que seguir comprando sobres sellados con cartas al azar con la esperanza de completarla al abrirlos”, explicó-
Su hijo nunca llegó a tocar esas cartas: “Él tenía las suyas, pero estas las guardé aparte, y por suerte fue así”, comentó el jubilado.
La colección incluía 42 sets en total, todos en condiciones impecables. El lote más destacado fue el Legendary Collection Complete Master Set, que tenía una carta de Charizard casi nueva. Aunque se esperaba que alcanzara entre £15.000 y £20.000, finalmente se vendió por £100.000 (US$134.000).
Un fenómeno global y la fiebre de la nostalgia
La subasta generó un “increíble” entusiasmo, según James Spooner, jefe de trading cards de la caa de subasta Ewbank’s. “Cuando vimos lo que tenía, todo en estado impecable, no lo podíamos creer”, aseguró.
“Cuando descubrimos que tenía 42 juegos de esos, nos quedamos boquiabiertos. Vendimos 41 y él se quedó con uno”, agregó.
El evento atrajo a compradores de todo el mundo y se convirtió en la venta más exitosa de la casa en más de 30 años. Andrew Ewbank, responsable de la subasta, confesó que después del remate necesitó “irse a dormir una siesta” por la intensidad del momento.
“Pensábamos que podría llegar a las 270.000 libras, pero cuando empezaron a llegar las pujas previas a la subasta nos dimos cuenta de que teníamos entre manos algo mucho más importante”, sostuvo Spooner. “El día antes de la subasta ya teníamos 825.000 libras en pujas por encargo”, detalló.
Ewbank explicó que el furor por Pokémon está en auge porque quienes crecieron con la franquicia en los 90 ahora tienen entre 30 y 40 años y mayor poder adquisitivo. “La nostalgia es una parte fundamental. Se trata de revivir esos recuerdos de la infancia”, afirmó.
El récord anterior para una colección de Pokémon en el Reino Unido era de £872.000 (US$1.167.00), alcanzado en octubre en Londres, pero la venta de Woking lo superó ampliamente.
El consejo del subastador: revisar el altillo puede cambiar la vida
El propio Ewbank animó a quienes tengan objetos guardados a revisarlos: “Si compraste algo para tu hijo y no lo quiso, quizás convenga guardarlo, porque nunca se sabe el valor que puede tener en el futuro”.
La historia del jubilado de Woking es un ejemplo de cómo un simple hobby puede transformarse en una fortuna inesperada, gracias a la pasión de los coleccionistas y el poder de la nostalgia.
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La imagen clásica de la Tierra como una esfera casi perfecta es apenas una aproximación. El planeta está achatado en los polos y ensanchado en el ecuador por efecto de su rotación. Ahora, un estudio basado en mediciones satelitales detectó que el cambio climático está modificando lentamente la forma de la Tierra sólida: los polos se elevan, mientras que la región ecuatorial registra un hundimiento relativo.
La variación es imperceptible para la vida cotidiana y se mide en milímetros por año. Sin embargo, permite observar desde el espacio cómo el deshielo de Groenlandia y la Antártida, junto con el desplazamiento de enormes masas de agua, afecta a la estructura física del planeta.
Para un país como Argentina, con una extensa costa atlántica, territorios australes y una presencia histórica en la Antártida, el hallazgo suma una nueva dimensión al impacto global de la crisis climática.
La investigación fue elaborada por Christoforos Kotsakis, profesor de Geodesia de la Universidad Aristóteles de Tesalónica, en Grecia, y publicada en la revista científica Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth. El trabajo reconstruyó cambios en la geometría terrestre a partir de registros obtenidos entre 1997 y 2015.
Los polos se elevaron y el ecuador se contrajo a un ritmo de milímetros
La Tierra no es una esfera: su diámetro ecuatorial es mayor que el que une ambos polos. Esa diferencia responde, entre otros factores, a la fuerza centrífuga generada por la rotación planetaria. Pero esa configuración no permanece fija. La distribución de masas de hielo, agua, océanos y rocas puede alterar muy lentamente la forma del planeta.
El estudio analizó la velocidad vertical de cientos de estaciones del Sistema Global de Navegación por Satélite, conocido como GNSS, distribuidas en distintas regiones del mundo. Con esos datos, el investigador estimó cuánto se mueve hacia arriba o hacia abajo la superficie de la Tierra sólida a gran escala.
Los resultados mostraron que la elevación de las zonas polares pasó de unos 0,5 milímetros por año a casi 1 milímetro anual entre fines de la década de 1990 y el período 2011-2015. En paralelo, las regiones cercanas al ecuador exhibieron una subsidencia, o descenso, de una magnitud similar.
La combinación de ambos procesos indica que la parte sólida del planeta pierde parte de su achatamiento polar. Se vuelve levemente más redonda. El trabajo calculó que el cambio se aceleró a un ritmo cercano a 0,4 milímetros por año por década.
Se trata de un efecto diminuto frente a los 12.756 kilómetros de diámetro ecuatorial terrestre. Aun así, las mediciones permiten identificar una señal global consistente, que supera la esperada solamente por procesos geológicos de largo plazo vinculados al final de la última glaciación.
El deshielo polar redistribuye peso sobre la corteza terrestre
La explicación central está en la pérdida de hielo de Groenlandia y la Antártida. Cuando las capas de hielo se derriten, disminuye el peso que ejercían sobre la corteza en las altas latitudes. Como respuesta, el terreno puede elevarse gradualmente, un fenómeno comparable a la recuperación de un colchón después de retirar un objeto pesado.
A la vez, el agua procedente del deshielo se redistribuye en los océanos. Una parte de esa masa se desplaza hacia latitudes más bajas, donde incrementa la presión sobre el fondo oceánico y favorece el descenso de la superficie sólida en la zona ecuatorial.
El estudio señala que el levantamiento polar y la contracción ecuatorial registrados por las estaciones GNSS son mayores que los que cabría esperar solo por el denominado ajuste isostático glacial. Ese proceso describe la recuperación lenta de la corteza tras el retroceso de las grandes masas de hielo que cubrieron parte del hemisferio norte durante la última edad de hielo.
Por eso, Kotsakis atribuye una parte relevante de la aceleración detectada a procesos contemporáneos, en especial a la pérdida de masa helada y al traslado del agua desde las regiones polares. De todos modos, aclara que también pueden intervenir otros factores de escala planetaria, como movimientos internos del manto, variaciones en el almacenamiento de agua continental y cambios en la rotación terrestre.
La Tierra sólida y los océanos no cambian de forma de la misma manera
El hallazgo puede generar una aparente contradicción. Si la Tierra sólida se vuelve menos achatada, ¿por qué algunas mediciones del campo gravitatorio indican que el planeta se aplana más en conjunto?
La respuesta está en distinguir entre la forma de la superficie rocosa y la distribución total de la masa terrestre. La investigación se concentró en la deformación de la corteza y el manto. En ese componente, los polos se elevan y la zona ecuatorial se contrae, lo que reduce el achatamiento.
Pero cuando se incorporan los océanos, la situación cambia. El agua que sale de las capas de hielo polares se redistribuye y tiende a aumentar el abultamiento ecuatorial. En consecuencia, el planeta considerado como un sistema completo, con océanos incluidos, puede mostrar una evolución distinta a la observada en la Tierra sólida.
El estudio no plantea que la Tierra se haya transformado en una esfera perfecta ni que esa metamorfosis vaya a ser visible en el corto plazo. Lo que detecta es una modificación gradual en la relación entre las zonas polares y ecuatoriales, suficiente para ser medida con instrumentos geodésicos de alta precisión.
Los científicos contrastaron las observaciones de GNSS con estimaciones del campo gravitatorio y con modelos de ajuste isostático glacial. Las diferentes técnicas no arrojan valores idénticos porque miden aspectos distintos: una sigue los desplazamientos físicos del suelo y otra registra cómo se reorganiza la masa del sistema terrestre.
Una medición que amplía el mapa de los efectos climáticos
El impacto del calentamiento global suele expresarse mediante imágenes de glaciares en retroceso, olas de calor, incendios, sequías e inundaciones. La nueva investigación incorpora una escala menos evidente: la respuesta de la estructura terrestre a la pérdida de hielo y al movimiento de agua alrededor del planeta.
En el caso argentino, la cuestión conecta con fenómenos que ya forman parte de la agenda climática y científica nacional. El retroceso de glaciares patagónicos, el monitoreo de las bases en la Antártida y la vulnerabilidad de las ciudades costeras ante el ascenso del nivel del mar forman parte de un mismo sistema global de redistribución de hielo y agua.
La evidencia disponible no permite usar esta variación de milímetros como un indicador aislado de los efectos que tendrá el cambio climático en cada región. Sí ofrece una herramienta adicional para seguir el comportamiento del planeta y mejorar los modelos que estudian la evolución de las masas de hielo, los océanos y el nivel del mar.
El trabajo analizó información hasta 2015 y plantea que una mayor cobertura de estaciones GNSS, en especial en áreas polares y oceánicas, permitirá precisar las estimaciones en los próximos años. Esa mejora será relevante para separar con mayor exactitud la influencia del deshielo actual de otros procesos geológicos y oceánicos que también moldean, milímetro a milímetro, la figura de la Tierra.
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White House blasts Biden border policies ahead of Trump Florida visit, citing brutal hammer killing
EXCLUSIVE – The White House is highlighting the brutal hammer killing of a Florida mother as President Donald Trump prepares to headline a midterm rally in Fort Myers on Friday, with a spokesperson telling Digital that the case demonstrates the consequences of former President Joe Biden’s border policies.
Trump is scheduled to speak at 2 p.m. at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Alico Arena ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The White House is pointing to the killing in the same city as it prepares to put a spotlight on the president’s immigration enforcement record.
«A few short months ago, an illegal alien barbarically killed a woman outside of a gas station in Fort Myers by hitting her on the head with a hammer multiple times,» White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis told Digital exclusively.
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«This heinous murderer was RELEASED into the country by the Biden administration. Not only did the Biden administration release him into the country, but they then gave him Temporary Protected Status. This is the result of Democrats open-border policies. If you import the third world, you become the third world.»
Trump previously condemned the killing in an April Truth Social post, calling the surveillance video «one of the most vicious things you will ever see» and blaming the Biden administration for allowing the suspect into the country.
«This one killing should be enough for these Radical Judges to STOP impeding my Administration’s Immigration Policies,» Trump wrote at the time.
The remarks refer to the brazen killing of a Florida mother in April. Haitian national Rolbert Joachim is accused of repeatedly striking the woman in the head with a hammer outside a Fort Myers gas station.
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According to the Department of Homeland Security, surveillance video showed the suspect smashing the woman’s windshield before approaching her and repeatedly striking her in the head with a hammer in broad daylight. The victim, a gas station clerk and mother of two teenage daughters, died in the attack.
Fort Myers police enlisted Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to help locate Joachim, who was subsequently arrested on Mango Street, DHS said.
The department said Joachim entered the United States in August 2022 and was released into the country under the Biden administration. A federal judge issued a final removal order against him that year, but he later received Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which expired in 2024.
The designation allows eligible foreign nationals from certain countries to remain and work temporarily in the United States because of conditions in their home countries. It does not provide permanent residency.
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The White House is putting a spotlight on the case as Trump prepares to address supporters in southwest Florida, a region that has delivered strong election results for the president.
Trump carried Florida in all three of his presidential campaigns, expanding his statewide winning margin from roughly one percentage point in 2016 to more than 13 points in 2024.
In Lee County, home to Fort Myers, Trump won 63.6% of the vote in 2024, compared with 35.3% for former Vice President Kamala Harris, according to official county election results.
The White House says Trump’s immigration crackdown has led to 17 straight months without releases at the border and the deportation of more than 3 million people who were in the United States illegally.
DHS said in April that ICE had lodged an immigration detainer against Joachim following his arrest and that he would face deportation regardless of the outcome of his criminal case.
Prosecutors later announced they would seek the death penalty against Joachim, according to local reporting.
Friday’s rally comes as Trump continues to hit the campaign trail supporting Republican candidates across the country ahead of the midterm elections.
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