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Guerra comercial: Donald Trump anunció que aumentará al 25% los aranceles a los autos europeos

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El presidente Donald Trump anunció este viernes que la próxima semana aumentará los aranceles que impone a automóviles y camiones de la Unión Europea al 25%, una medida que puede provocar un fuerte impacto en la economía mundial en un momento frágil. Sin dar detalles, Trump argumentó que la UE «no está cumpliendo con nuestro Acuerdo Comercial plenamente acordado».

Trump hizo el anuncio sobre el aumento en Truth Social y aclaró: “Se entiende y se acepta plenamente que, si producen coches y camiones en plantas de EE.UU., NO HABRÁ ARANCEL.”

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Y agregó que “actualmente están en construcción muchas plantas de automóviles y camiones, con más de 100.000 millones de dólares invertidos, un RÉCORD en la historia de la fabricación de coches y camiones. Estas plantas, con personal de trabajadores estadounidenses, abrirán pronto — ¡Nunca ha habido nada como lo que está ocurriendo en Estados Unidos hoy en día!”

El jefe de la Casa Blanca y la presidenta de la Comisión Europea, Ursula von der Leyen, habían rubricado el acuerdo comercial en julio, que había establecido un arancel del 15% sobre la mayoría de los bienes. La UE también acordó comprar energía por valor de 750.000 millones de dólares a EE. UU. como parte de ese acuerdo.

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Ese acuerdo fue notablemente inferior al arancel del 30 por ciento que el presidente había amenazado para la UE y así evitó una guerra comercial entre ambas partes.

Pero el estatus del pacto de 2025 se puso en duda por primera vez después de que el Tribunal Supremo dictaminara este año que el presidente republicano carecía de la autoridad legal para declarar una emergencia económica e imponer aranceles a los productos de la UE.

El acuerdo inicial había sido un techo arancelario del 15% sobre los productos procedentes de la UE, pero la sentencia del Tribunal Supremo lo redujo al 10% cuando el gobierno de Trump lanzó un nuevo conjunto de impuestos a la importación basados en otras leyes.

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El gobierno de Trump está en medio de investigaciones sobre desequilibrios comerciales y riesgos para la seguridad nacional para imponer un nuevo régimen arancelario, que podría poner en riesgo el acuerdo con la UE.

La UE había dicho que esperaba que el acuerdo bilateral ahorrara a los fabricantes europeos entre 500 y 600 millones de euros (entre 585 y 700 millones de dólares) al mes.

El valor del comercio de bienes y servicios entre la UE y Estados Unidos ascendió a 1,7 billones de euros (2 billones de dólares) en 2024, o una media de 4.600 millones de euros al día, según la agencia de estadísticas de la UE Eurostat.

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«Un acuerdo es un acuerdo», dijo la Comisión Europea en febrero tras la sentencia del Tribunal Supremo. «Como mayor socio comercial de Estados Unidos, la UE espera que cumpla sus compromisos establecidos en la Declaración Conjunta, así como la UE mantiene sus compromisos. Los productos de la UE deben seguir beneficiándose del trato más competitivo, sin aumentos de aranceles más allá del límite claro y inclusivo previamente acordado.»

Los nuevos aranceles anunciados por Trump surgen en el contexto de la guerra con Irán, que ha provocado un aumento de las tensiones entre Estados Unidos y varios países europeos.

Trump ha criticado sistemáticamente a los miembros europeos de la OTAN por no ayudar a EE.UU. en la guerra contra Irán, mientras que las naciones europeas se han negado a permitir que los militares estadounidenses utilicen su espacio aéreo en distintos momentos del conflicto.

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Además, se da en medio de un aumento de precios del combustible en el mundo por el cierre del Estrecho de Ormuz, con una suba en los surtidores estadounidenses de casi el 50% desde el inicio de la guerra. El aumento de tarifas subiría también el precio de los automóviles en EE.UU.

Un sitio de la oposición demócrata comentaba con ironía el anuncio del presidente: “Trump anuncia con orgullo que no solo el combustible es más caro, sino que los autos también”

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Christian leaders hold emergency summit in Jerusalem to confront global rise in antisemitism

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JERUSALEM: The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) convened an emergency summit this week amid growing concern over the global rise in antisemitism following the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023.

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The three-day conference in the Israeli capital comes at a time when social media influencers are consistently pushing antisemitic hate to their millions of followers.

«Attacking the Jews means attacking the very roots of one’s own faith. It means fighting against the people who gave us the Bible. Jesus was Jewish,» ICEJ President Dr. Jürgen Bühler told Fox News Digital.

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Christian leaders attend the ICEJ’s emergency summit on antisemitism on Wednesday, June 10th, 2026 at the Vert hotel in Jerusalem, Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital)

«If you don’t fight antisemitism, you are sawing off the branch you sit on. For the church to survive, we need to connect to our roots, fighting antisemitism needs to be at the forefront of every pastor and every leader around the world,» he added.

One of the central themes of the conference is Replacement Theology, a doctrine that holds the Church has replaced the Jewish people in God’s plan.

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«The Bible is full of God’s eternal plan which includes the Jewish people. Paul’s statement in Romans 11 that ‘the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable’ relates to Israel. This is a doctrine that goes contrary to what the New and Old Testament are teaching and that’s why we need to have this conference,» Bühler said.

«One cannot deny the Jewishness of the Bible. The most frequent word in the Bible is the name of God and the second most used name is Israel. Jesus was born in Bethlehem, he died in Jerusalem, resurrected in Jerusalem, rose to heaven from Jerusalem and he is coming back to Jerusalem. If you read the Bible it is so easy to see the connection to Israel,» he added.

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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee places a note in the Western Wall as Holy Week and Passover come to a close. (@USAmbIsrael/X)

Israel’s newly appointed Special Envoy to the Christian world, George Deek, addressed the meeting on Wednesday, while Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee are scheduled to attend the summit’s closing event on Thursday at the foreign ministry as keynote speakers.

In a recorded message broadcast at the summit, Israeli President Isaac Herzog thanked Christian leaders for mobilizing against antisemitism.

«We are witnessing a very disturbing surge of antisemitism all over the world. This is a major challenge for humanity. This is the age-old, perhaps the oldest plague in humanity, and we have to stand up together — thought leaders and religious leaders — and say, ‘No more,’ and teach people about the sources of this evil and how to counter antisemitism,» Herzog said.

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«I believe that countering antisemitism requires a combination of three major elements: law enforcement, adjudication and education,» he said.

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Vice President JD Vance, left, and Israeli President Isaac Herzog shake hands during a meeting at the presidential residence, in Jerusalem, on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025. (Leo Correa/AP)

«You, dear leaders, have a huge capability of fighting back, and I bless you. Truly, I bless you as the president of Israel for coming here and fighting back, for coming here and discussing how to fight back,» Herzog concluded.

Dr. Andrew J. Nolte, who launched Regent University’s Israel Institute in 2024, said students often repeat antisemitic claims, including the accusation that Jews killed Jesus.

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«The answer from a Christian theological perspective is that we all killed Jesus, he died for our sins. There is a theological understanding of the guilt we bear for Jesus’s blood,» Nolte told Fox News Digital.

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The Church of the Holy Sepulchre dates back to the fourth century. (Archivio Università di Roma Sapienza)

While Israel has faced recent criticism over treatment of Christians – mostly at the hands of a few extremists – the country is seen as a beacon of freedom of religion in the Middle East.

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As of December 2025, Israel’s Christian population stood at approximately 184,200 people, representing 1.9% of the country’s total population. The community grew by 0.7% over the previous year.

Arab Christians account for 78.7% of Israel’s Christian population and comprise 6.8% of the country’s overall Arab population.

Most Arab Christians reside in northern Israel. Among non-Arab Christians, 42% live in the Tel Aviv and Central districts, compared to 33.9% in the Northern and Haifa districts.

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Christian pilgrims carrying wooden crosses walk through Jerusalem’s Old City towards the Holy Sepulcre church during the Orthodox Good Friday procession on May 3, 2024.  (Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI/AFP via Getty Images)

Nolte said that Christians in Israel hold prominent positions, noting that the provost of the University of Haifa is a Maronite Christian and that Christian communities in the country report relatively high income levels. He also said that, in most cases involving civil rights and religious freedom brought by Christians in Israel, the outcomes have been decided in their favor.

«If you are comparing Israel to any Muslim country in the Middle East, the status of Christians is much higher. As a Christian, you are better off here than anywhere else in the region,» he added.

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Israeli Christians in Nazareth hold a Christmas  parade on Dec. 24, 2025. (Eitan Elhadez-Barak/TPS-IL)

Christopher Kuehl, founder of Present Witness and co-host of the One New Man podcast, emphasized that biblical illiteracy among younger generations is fueling confusion about Israel.

He opened his remarks at the conference by citing a recent U.S. study on Gen Z’s alignment with biblical teachings and how closely their worldview corresponds with scripture, noting that only about 5% demonstrated strong adherence.

«Israel gets thrown into that ignorance, that biblical ignorance. Social media is what teaches children and Gen Z; they spend eight hours a day on it and go to church once a week for 20 minutes. How does one create a message in 20 minutes that will overcome spending eight hours on social media every day?» Kuehl told Fox News Digital.

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One Israeli pastor says one of the biggest challenges facing Israel’s Christian community is a low birth rate. Jesus King Church in Nazareth, Israel.  (Photo: Pastor Saleem Shalash)

Pastor Matthew Earls joined the summit as part of Eagles’ Wings Ministries’ Israel Christian Nexus program, which focuses on young Christian leaders and gives them the opportunity to experience Israel early in their careers and build a well-rounded perspective.

«We want to teach biblical truth so that the church does not look completely different in the next generation,» Earls told Fox News Digital. «The greater mission is one of solidarity with the people of Israel, and of equipping people with talking points in the hope that dialogue can take place and lead to greater understanding, or at least mutual respect for one another’s positions,» he said.

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Sacha Roytman, CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement, told Fox News Digital that Christians and Jews face many of the same challenges in defending their faith, history, and future, adding that those who reject Jews and Zionism also reject the Christian worldview because the two are aligned.

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Orthodox Christians carry wooden crosses along the Via Dolorosa (Way of Suffering) in the Old City of Jerusalem during the Orthodox Good Friday procession before Holy Saturday. (Saeed Qaq/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

«I’m here to share this message with Christian leaders who go back to their communities empowered with more knowledge, more energy, and different tools to fight this battle,» Roytman said.

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As part of its research, CAM has examined how social media algorithms amplify antisemitic content and conspiracy theories. «We discovered that the algorithms are trained to deliver engaging content that upsets people and keeps them hooked. Often, it is anti-establishment content and conspiracy theories that fuel antisemitism,» Roytman said.

More than 200 theologians, pastors and ministry leaders from over 30 countries are attending in person, alongside approximately 3,000 online participants.

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Descubren el cementerio de ballenas más grande y profundo del mundo en el océano Índico

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Imagen tomada desde el sumergible chino Fendouzhe de algunos de los restos de ‘caída de ballenas’ que forman el cementerio más grande, profundo y antiguo de estos animales (Global TREnD, IDSSE)

A 7.000 metros bajo la superficie del océano Índico, un equipo internacional de científicos identificó el mayor y más profundo cementerio de ballenas conocido hasta ahora, con restos que abarcan desde ejemplares actuales hasta fósiles de hace 5,3 millones de años.

El descubrimiento, publicado en la revista Nature, reveló una concentración de osamentas nunca antes registrada, con una extensión de 1.200 kilómetros y una posible acumulación de hasta 10 millones de cadáveres. Esta necrópolis marina, ubicada en la fractura de Diamantina frente a las costas de Australia, transforma la imagen del fondo abisal al mostrarlo como un enclave rico en biodiversidad y clave para entender la evolución de los cetáceos.

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La necrópolis abarca 1.200 kilómetros y podría contener hasta 10 millones de esqueletos
La necrópolis abarca 1.200 kilómetros y podría contener hasta 10 millones de esqueletos

La investigación localizó el cementerio en la fractura de Diamantina, al sureste del océano Índico, a profundidades que llegan hasta 7.001 metros.

La necrópolis se extiende a lo largo de 1.200 kilómetros y la densidad de restos es tan alta que, como explicó Xiaotong Peng, investigador principal: “Alcanza los 759,5 individuos por kilómetro cuadrado”.

El lugar, cerca de la costa occidental de Australia, no solo destaca por su extensión y profundidad inéditas, sino también porque en él se han identificado fósiles de especies aún existentes y otras ya extintas. Entre los restos sobresale un cráneo fosilizado de la ballena picuda Pterocetus benguelae, fechado en 5,3 millones de años, y otro de una nueva especie, Pterocetus diamantinae, descrita por primera vez gracias a este hallazgo.

La concentración de restos alcanza los 759,5 individuos por kilómetro cuadrado
La concentración de restos alcanza los 759,5 individuos por kilómetro cuadrado

Cuando una ballena muere en alta mar, su cuerpo puede flotar durante un tiempo y luego descender hasta el lecho oceánico, donde se convierte en el foco de un fenómeno conocido como “caída de ballena”. En limpio, esto es cuando los restos de un cetáceo sirven de sustento para una gran cantidad de organismos marinos, creando un “oasis” de vida en un entorno normalmente desprovisto de alimento.

Los investigadores detallaron que en la zona de Diamantina todavía existen al menos cinco “caídas de ballena” activas, con comunidades dominadas por gusanos devoradores de huesos, bivalvos quimiosintéticos y ofiuras, parientes de las estrellas de mar. “Muchas de estas especies podrían ser nuevas para la ciencia”, apuntó Giovanni Bianucci, paleontólogo de la Universidad de Pisa.

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El fenómeno de “caída de ballena” genera oasis de vida en zonas profundas y pobres en alimento
El fenómeno de “caída de ballena” genera oasis de vida en zonas profundas y pobres en alimento

La magnitud de los hallazgos va más allá del número de restos. Los sedimentos y huesos acumulados en el fondo marino constituyen un archivo fósil excepcional que permite reconstruir millones de años de historia evolutiva de los cetáceos.

Las condiciones extremas de la fosa, con una topografía en forma de “V” y bajas tasas de sedimentación, favorecen la conservación de los esqueletos. Además, las gruesas incrustaciones de hierro y manganeso actúan como una coraza natural que protege los fósiles.

Los restos acumulados forman un archivo fósil que ayuda a reconstruir la historia evolutiva de los cetáceos
Los restos acumulados forman un archivo fósil que ayuda a reconstruir la historia evolutiva de los cetáceos

Este entorno, que durante millones de años ha funcionado como una trampa natural, favorece la acumulación de restos de ballenas.

Los científicos sospechan que la zona no solo es un corredor migratorio para los cetáceos, sino también un punto donde los riesgos fisiológicos de las inmersiones extremas aumentan la mortalidad natural, sobre todo entre las ballenas picudas, conocidas como zifios.

La zona funciona como una trampa natural y corredor migratorio donde aumentan los riesgos de mortalidad para ballenas picudas
La zona funciona como una trampa natural y corredor migratorio donde aumentan los riesgos de mortalidad para ballenas picudas

La muerte de cada ballena genera un ciclo de vida que puede sostener comunidades biológicas durante décadas.

En las inmersiones, el equipo científico observó cómo los huesos de los cetáceos se convierten en refugio para criaturas especializadas. Los cadáveres de ballenas en descomposición albergaban una gran diversidad de vida, incluyendo crustáceos, moluscos, gusanos que se alimentan de huesos y ofiuras. En algunos casos, los organismos encontrados resultan completamente desconocidos para la ciencia.

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Los huesos de ballena proporcionan refugio y fuente de alimento a especies especializadas y desconocidas
Los huesos de ballena proporcionan refugio y fuente de alimento a especies especializadas y desconocidas

Los expertos calculan que este “supercorredor comunitario de restos de ballenas” puede representar un gran sumidero de carbono. La acumulación de millones de toneladas de material biológico implica un impacto relevante en los ciclos biogeoquímicos del océano profundo.

El hallazgo demuestra que todavía estamos lejos de comprender la verdadera biodiversidad de nuestro planeta”, subrayó Bianucci. El descubrimiento abre la posibilidad de que existan otros yacimientos similares en sectores poco explorados del océano, capaces de revelar aspectos desconocidos de la vida marina en escalas de tiempo geológico.

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Missouri senator warns Dem immigration policies threaten Western civilization after scoring ICE funding win

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Democrats’ «suicidal empathy» on immigration will «destroy our country,» a Republican senator warned after his proposal targeting sanctuary city policies was included in the reconciliation package funding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

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In a Tuesday interview with Fox News Digital, Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., argued that Democrats’ approach to immigration is also driven by political self-interest and not entirely by the desire for moral high-ground. 

«There’s an electoral play here. It’s about raw power,» he said.

Schmitt’s provision, which was included in the House-passed funding package Tuesday, would provide $350 million for ICE agents to arrest criminal illegal immigrants after their release from state or local custody. It comes as law enforcement in sanctuary states and cities continue to refuse to cooperate with federal officials.

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Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., blamed «leftists» for the rise in political violence while questioning FBI Director Kash Patel during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 16, 2025. Schmitt referenced the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and said, «Don’t give me this both sides bullshit!» while attributing most political violence in the U.S. to liberal politicians, groups and individuals. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Schmitt also warned that failing to deport illegal aliens is a threat to the West itself.

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«I think it’s a very important time for Western civilization, honestly, to stand up and say, ‘no, we actually believe in sovereignty. We believe that a country can decide who can come and who has to go,’ and that this is our moment,» he said. «And the easiest of low-hanging fruit is to say that when you’re here illegally and you’ve committed a violent act, when you’re released from prison, we’re actually going to send you back home, and that’s what this legislation does.»

In sanctuary cities and states, officials often flout federal immigration law and refuse to coordinate with ICE to ensure criminal illegal aliens are deported after they’re freed, Schmitt explained.

«And I know that sounds crazy, but that’s the practical implication,» said Schmitt, adding that there were 18,000 such cases in 2025 alone.

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«These violent rapists or other violent criminals are just being let loose into the community,» said Schmitt, who argued that being in the country illegally — even without committing a violent crime — is justification enough for deportation.

«But these sanctuary jurisdictions have decided that they would rather let these criminal illegal aliens back in the community than have them deported. That’s how inverted the morality is on all this,» he continued. «And so this sets to right that wrong. It says that these sanctuary jurisdictions… you don’t want to cooperate? Okay, well we’re going to have the resources to go do it on our own with ICE.»

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Schmitt’s successful provision and the larger debate on the funding bill comes as criminal illegal aliens continue to make headlines. Just last week, four members of the barbaric Venezuelan Tren de Aragua street gang pleaded guilty to murdering two Americans by gunning them down in cold blood.

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A man is arrested by ICE agents in Monassas, Virginia, on May 15, 2026. (Leigh Green for Fox News Digital)

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Another illegal alien in California, accused of killing a two-month-old baby, grinned in court during a pretrial hearing on June 2.

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Yet another illegal alien was sentenced at the end of May to 25 years in prison after raping and impregnating a 12-year-old girl in Missouri.

«I can’t explain why they wanted an open border,» Schmitt said of the opposition party. «I can’t explain why they don’t want criminals deported from this country. I can’t explain why they don’t want people denaturalized who have, you know, committed terrorist acts in this country.»

«That’s on them, but we’ve got a job to do, which is to make the American people more safe.»

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An ICE agent monitors hundreds of asylum seekers being processed inside the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York City on June 6, 2023. (David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)

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Schmitt noted that arresting criminal illegal aliens when they’re released from jail is also much safer than arresting them in immigration raids and operations, and expressed disbelief that such a policy has not yet been implemented.

«I can’t believe it hadn’t happened before, but I also don’t know that we’ve really been confronted with political leaders on the other side here who just don’t believe in the sovereignty of our country, and that’s kind of where we’re at. I mean, they wanted to defund ICE,» he told Fox News Digital.

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«They don’t really want enforcement of our federal immigration laws, and I think the American people do.»

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