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La terrible historia de los mellizos Nuria y Víctor Barahona: fueron abandonados por sus padres y los adoptó una pareja que los maltrató duranate años
En la madrugada del 14 de febrero de 2011, una escena desconcertante llamó la atención de un patrullero en una autopista de Florida, Estados Unidos. A un costado de la Interestatal 95, en West Palm Beach, había una camioneta detenida desde hacía varias horas. Lo que en un principio parecía un incidente terminó develando uno de los casos de maltrato infantil más estremecedores de los últimos años.
Dentro del vehículo, los rescatistas encontraron a un hombre y a un nene de 10 años. Ambos estaban conscientes, pero el chico sufría convulsiones. El aire era prácticamente irrespirable: un fuerte olor químico envolvía toda la escena.
Horas después, mientras los equipos especializados trabajaban en el lugar, encontraron una bolsa de basura negra. En su interior había restos humanos.
Dos días más tarde se confirmó lo peor: el cuerpo era el de Nubia Barahona, la hermana melliza del nene que había sido rescatado con vida. Su cadáver estaba en avanzado estado de descomposición y había sido cubierto con productos químicos, lo que dificultó su identificación. Nubia Barahona fue encontrada muerta adentro de una bolsa de basura negra. (Foto: WFSU News)
La autopsia deteminó que la víctima había muerto tres días antes y que había sido golpeada de manera brutal.
Una infancia dura
Nubia Docter Barahona había nacido el 26 de mayo de 2000 en Spokane, Washington, junto a su hermano mellizo, Víctor. Desde sus primeros años, la historia de ambos estuvo atravesada por la inestabilidad. Su madre biológica tenía antecedentes de consumo problemático de drogas y alcohol, y ya había perdido la custodia de otros hijos.
A pesar de que Nubia había nacido con hiperplasia suprarrenal congénita, una enfermedad hereditaria que requería controles médicos constantes, durante un tiempo permaneció bajo su cuidado. Sin embargo, en 2003, ambos mellizos fueron separados de ella e ingresaron al sistema de protección estatal.
Primero fueron entregados a su padre biológico, pero esa situación tampoco duró demasiado: el hombre fue acusado de abuso sexual contra un menor y los chicos volvieron a quedar bajo tutela del Estado.
En ese contexto, llegaron a la casa de Jorge y Carmen Barahona en Miami. La pareja ya tenía a su cargo a un nene con autismo y, con el tiempo, inició el proceso para adoptar a los hermanos.
Las primeras señales
Desde el inicio, hubo advertencias. Una enfermera se dio cuenta de que Nubia faltaba a controles médicos clave para su tratamiento porque sus cuidadores no la llevaban. Incluso, recomendó que no se autorizara la adopción, aunque la advertencia no prosperó.
En 2005, la nena le contó a alguien en la escuela que sufría abuso sexual. La denuncia fue investigada, pero no se pudo determinar con claridad a quien señalaba. Por este motivo, el caso se cerró sin resultados concluyentes.
Un año después, el personal escolar volvió a intervenir: le había encontrado a Nubia un hematoma importante en la cara. Los Barahona tardaron en llevarla a una evaluación médica, y cuando lo hicieron, la lesión había disminuido. La explicación de que se trataba de una supuesta caída fue aceptada sin cuestionamientos. Jorge y Carmen Barahona, los padres adoptivos de los mellizos. (Foto: NBC 6 South Florida)
En 2007, las alarmas volvieron a encenderse cuando la nena comenzó a bajar de peso de manera abrupta y extrema. En la escuela siempre manifestaba que tenía hambre y tenía mal olor. Otra vez, los adultos responsables atribuyeron todo a su condición médica y la investigación fue archivada.
A pesar de ese historial, en 2009 la adopción se concretó. Un tutor designado para supervisar el caso había manifestado objeciones, pero fue removido poco antes de la decisión final.
Nada cambió. En 2010, nuevas denuncias señalaron que Nubia seguía desnutrida y que incluso estaba perdiendo el pelo. Sin embargo, no hubo medidas en contra del matrimonio que la tenía bajo su cuidado.
La “camioneta tóxica”
El hallazgo en la autopista permitió reconstruir lo ocurrido en los días previos. El hombre que estaba en el lugar era Jorge Barahona, el padre adoptivo de los chicos. El nene que lo acompañaba, Víctor, presentaba quemaduras químicas en gran parte del cuerpo y había inhalado gases tóxicos.
Los investigadores determinaron que dentro de la camioneta había sustancias corrosivas que habían impregnado los asientos y el aire. El chico también tenía lesiones previas: fracturas, cicatrices y marcas compatibles con ataduras. La camioneta «tóxica» en la que encontraron el cuerpo de Nubia Barahona. (Foto: NBC News)
Según declaró después el propio Barahona, había conducido hasta ese lugar con la intención de quitarse la vida: dijo que le dio pastillas para dormir a su hijo y que luego intentó prender fuego el vehículo, pero que no pudo hacerlo. Sin embargo, su versión no coincidía del todo con la evidencia.
La autopsia de Nubia confirmó que había sido asesinada días antes, el 11 de febrero, en la casa familiar.
Un secreto familiar
A medida que avanzó la investigación, comenzaron a aparecer testimonios clave. Uno de los más impactantes fue el de una nena que visitaba con frecuencia la casa: la nieta de Carmen Barahona.
Según su testimonio, los mellizos eran sometidos a castigos extremos: los ataban de manos y pies, y lo obligaban a permanecer durante horas en una bañera. Solo les liberaban las manos para comer. También aseguró que les daban alimentos en pocas cantidades e insuficientes.
De acuerdo a su relato, los Barahona le pedían que no contara nada y definía lo que pasaba como un “secreto familiar”.
Nubia Barahona fue asesinada días antes de que su cuerpo fuera hallado. (Foto: NBC 6 South Florida)
Días antes del hallazgo del cuerpo, la terapeuta de la nena había alertado a las autoridades sobre esa situación. Tampoco hubo una intervención efectiva.
El caso generó una fuerte conmoción en Estados Unidos y puso en el centro de la escena al Departamento de Niños y Familias en Florida, que había intervenido en reiteradas oportunidades. Las críticas fueron contundentes: a lo largo de los años, hubo múltiples denuncias que señalaban situaciones compatibles con maltrato. Sin embargo, ninguna derivó en una medida concreta de protección.
Uno de los episodios más cuestionados fue la visita de una trabajadora social el día previo a la muerte de Nubia. A pesar de no haber tenido contacto con los chicos, dio por finalizada la intervención.
Luego se supo que había decidido no continuar la investigación durante el fin de semana. Un informe posterior calificó la actuación del organismo como “inepta” y señaló la falta de criterio para interpretar señales evidentes.
Un proceso judicial interminable
En marzo de 2011, Jorge y Carmen Barahona fueron acusados de asesinato en primer grado, además de contar con múltiples cargos por maltrato y negligencia infantil. La fiscalía solicitó la pena de muerte. Carmen Barahona en el juicio por la muerte de su hija adoptiva, Nubia Barahona. (Foto: Miami Herald)
Con el paso de los años, el proceso judicial estuvo marcado por demoras, cambios de abogados y reiterados pedidos de aplazamiento.
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En 2020, Carmen Barahona se declaró culpable y aceptó colaborar con la Justicia. Su testimonio será clave para el juicio contra su esposo, que aún no tiene una resolución definitiva. En julio del año pasado, una jueza de Miami afirmó que Jorge Barahona es “competente para ser juzgado por el asesinato de su hija en 2011″. Sin embargo aún no se fijó una fecha para el inicio del proceso judicial.
Mientras tanto, Víctor, el otro mellizo, logró sobrevivir. Tras meses de tratamiento, fue dado de alta y ubicado en un hogar de tránsito. En 2017, recibió una compensación económica millonaria por parte del Estado, que reconoció haber gestionado mal el caso.
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‘Free beer’ for Trump death Dem activist running for Wisconsin gov: ‘I will win’ if they silence me
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Kirk Bangstad, the controversial Wisconsin brewery owner who seemed to offer free beer on Facebook for the assassination of President Donald Trump, is currently seeking the requisite 2,000 signatures for his burgeoning campaign for governor, warning his party he will win the primary if they try to silence him.
«I will win the primary if they don’t let me speak: I guarantee you that,» Bangstad told WISN 12 News this week when asked about speaking at the state Democratic convention.
Bangstad, the owner of Minocqua Brewing Company (MBC), launched his campaign for Wisconsin governor after drawing national scrutiny for a social media post that appeared on the brewery’s Facebook page after an alleged assassination attempt against Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner.
«Well, we almost got #freebeerday,» the April 12 post read just minutes after the WHCA Dinner security event. «Either a brother or sister in the Resistance needs to work on their marksmanship or he faked another assassination to get a positive news cycle. We’ll never know. Regardless, we stand at the ready to pour free beer the day it happens.»
WISCONSIN DEM’S BAR LAMENTS ‘WE ALMOST GOT FREE BEER DAY’ FOR TRUMP ASSASSINATION
The Minocqua Brewing Company is shown in a Google Earth image amid controversy over its «free beer day» campaign referencing the anticipated death of President Donald Trump. (Google Maps)
The news spread so far on social media and in the news that it drew a visit from the U.S. Secret Service and the FBI days later, but Bangstad contends it was merely satirical commentary and not a dog whistle for political violence from leftist radicals like the past three Trump assassination attempts.
«It was satire,» he told WISN 12. «I meant it as satire. I’ve said that all along and it was taken out of context in order to create a feeding frenzy by the media, which it did, and allow Republicans to paint Democrats as politically violent.»
There has been caution from Democrats about Bangstad’s rhetoric for weeks, but it has not stopped him, and he acknowledged it led to his jumping into the gubernatorial race after the federal law enforcement visit, and even has proven lucrative for fundraising, if not his brewery business.
«Remember there was another half of that post that said, ‘or Donald Trump is trying to fake an assassination attempt to get a better news cycle,» Bangstad told WISN 12. «The first part was satire that was trying to set off the second part.»
WISCONSIN MOM ‘SEETHING’ AFTER DEMOCRATS GIVE HER 8-YEAR-OLD SON A CHILLING BRACELET CALLING FOR TRUMP’S DEATH
Minocqua Brewing Company posted an offer for free beer when a man dies on its Facebook page. (Screenshot/Facebook)
Bangstad said he resurfaced his «free beer day» MBC business campaign because «the assassination attempt seemed staged,» acknowledging it has allowed him to gain «name recognition.»
Bangstad pointed to his «250,000 followers on Facebook» and «170,000 subscribers to our Substack page.»
«Most of those people are progressives and a lot of those are progressives who live in Wisconsin, so I would think I have the best name recognition in the state of Wisconsin right now,» Bangstad continued.
«The Democratic Party who has a terrible approval rating across the country and in Wisconsin can say all they want to about me. I’m a true Democrat, a true progressive Democrat, and I have more name recognition than everybody in this race save for probably Mandela Barnes.»
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A split image of the Minocqua Brewing Company and its owner Kirk Bangstad. Photos taken on unknown dates. (Google Maps; Facebook/Minocqua Brewing Company)
If he was blocked from speaking at the June 13-14 Wisconsin Democratic convention at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, Bangstad vowed, «I’d speak anyway; I’d speak outside the front door.»
«And if they try to not let me speak, they’re going to put me in office,» Bangstad said. «Let’s be honest.
«If they restrict my speech as a fellow Democrat, they are going to do so much harm to their appearance, and they’re going to do so much harm to other candidates, I will win the primary if they don’t let me speak. I guarantee you that.»
Bangstad said he has not «gotten that far» on whether he will attend the Democratic convention in June.
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The Minocqua Brewing Company building is located in Wisconsin. The company has a history of promoting progressive politics. (Screenshot/Google Earth)
«I’ve got to get my 2,000 signatures by June 1 – obviously, I’m in the race really late; we’ve got a month to get 2,000 signatures,» he said.
«I will of course attend the Democratic convention, I’m a Democrat. I want to drag the Democratic Party kicking and screaming to a realistic place that’s not owned by big money, and that’s what I plan to do.
«And I think I can get there in Wisconsin.»
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The Wisconsin primary is Aug. 11, but getting the signatures and his name out there is a first priority, according to Bangstad, admitting the campaign as «raised a ton of money so far» while demurring on exactly how much.
«I’ve got oodles of money in Facebook followers, in Substack followers, the equivalent of that in my being able to reach people and give them my message,» he said.
Bangstad’s small brewery has long leaned into liberal politics, selling progressive-themed merchandise and promoting itself through anti-Trump messaging and shirts reading, «I wish it was free beer day.»
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The controversy escalated after the April 25 security scare at the WHCA Dinner in Washington, D.C., where authorities say Cole Allen, 31, of Torrance, California, attempted to storm a Secret Service checkpoint with a loaded shotgun and other weapons. Allen was ordered held without bail, facing life in prison for attempted assassination of the president and assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon.
After the brewery’s post, the FBI and Secret Service confirmed they followed up on the matter and conducted a voluntary interview with Bangstad.
«The U.S. Secret Service follows up on perceived threats against the President of the United States or any one of our protectees,» the agencies said in a joint statement to Fox News. «The FBI and Secret Service together followed up on information received and conducted further investigative steps, which included a voluntary interview with the individual. This is an ongoing matter and we do not have further comment.»
Former Democratic Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes might be the only gubernatorial candidate with more ‘name recognition,’ according to Kirk Bangstad. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
HASAN PIKER NO-SHOWS PRO-COMMUNIST EVENT OVER ALLEGED SAFETY FEARS WHILE MOCKING TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT
Bangstad livestreamed part of the encounter with two suited men who questioned him about whether he knew anyone who wanted to harm Trump or supported anyone who wanted to harm the president. The brewery also posted what it said was a transcription of a voicemail from a person Bangstad identified as a Secret Service agent and urged supporters to call the number.
Bangstad, a former Democrat candidate for Wisconsin’s 34th Assembly District, lost his 2020 general election bid. He also founded the Minocqua Brewing Company super PAC, which has targeted Trump and Republicans, and previously sued to keep Trump off Wisconsin’s 2024 ballot.
The latest controversy also put pressure on other Wisconsin Democrats who have past ties to Bangstad.
Trump-backed House candidate Michael Alfonso accused Democrats of trying to avoid the issue, pointing to Bangstad’s connections to Democrats in the state.
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«This brewery is owned by a man named Kirk Bangstad, and he’s not just some random crazy guy,» Alfonso wrote on X. «Kirk is friends with current Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Francesca Hong. He previously employed Rebecca Cooke, the Democrat currently running against Derrick Van Orden, and was himself the Democratic nominee against my father-in-law, Sean Duffy, in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District—where I am now running for office.»
Cooke’s campaign denounced political violence but did not mention Bangstad by name in its response to Fox News.
«This rhetoric is dangerous and unacceptable – showcasing just how broken our political system is,» Cooke said through her campaign manager. «I denounce all forms of political violence.
«We need to bring the temperature down, stop pitting working folks against each other, and come together to solve the very serious problems facing our communities.»
A Google maps image of the Minocqua Brewing Company in Minocqua, Wisconsin, taken on an unknown date. (Google Maps)
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The National Republican Congressional Committee said Cooke’s response was insufficient and called on her to directly name her former employer.
«Rebecca Cooke needs to stop hiding and immediately denounce her former employer, Kirk Bangstad’s dangerous and unhinged comments,» NRCC spokesman Zach Bannon told Fox News. «Cooke’s previous employment by Bangstad makes her silence even more unacceptable. Voters deserve to know whether she stands with Wisconsinites who reject this rhetoric or with the same extremist voices pushing it.»
Hong also responded in a series of X posts after Fox News Digital reached out, condemning the normalization of political violence but not naming Bangstad. When asked specifically about the brewery or owner, Hong campaign manager Becky Cooper pointed back to the posts.
«That would fall under the ‘becoming numb’ portion,» Cooper told Fox News, declining to denounce Bangstad by name. «MBC’s tweet is intentionally inflammatory and a symptom of the normalization of political violence.»
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Wisconsin Republicans and national GOP figures have seized on the episode as evidence of overheated rhetoric on the left.
«Wisconsin Democrats are so sick in the head that an attempted murder is funny to them,» RNC spokeswoman Delanie Bomar told Fox News. «All Wisconsin Democrats, including Rebecca Cooke, must immediately condemn this disgusting behavior.»
Bangstad has also drawn scrutiny outside his anti-Trump messaging. Wisconsin Public Radio reported last year that he had been charged in a harassment case tied to a dispute with a local newspaper publisher.
«We only give comments to legitimate news organizations, not state propaganda agencies,» Bangstad told Fox News Digital after a request for comment about the Secret Service and FBI visit. «However, maybe one of our customers might want to respond to your question.»
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Fox News reached out to Bangstad for further comment Sunday and has not yet heard back.
Fox News has also reached out to the campaigns for Hong, Cooke and Barnes, along with the Wisconsin Democratic Party and the Democratic National Committee.
Fox News’ Peter D’Abrosca contributed to this report.
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From London synagogues to New York preschools — antisemitic attacks escalating on both sides of the Atlantic
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Tens of thousands rallied in London Sunday alarmed at the massive increase in violent attacks against the country’s Jewish population. Marchers made clear their anger towards the inaction of the British government.
Thousands rallied in London Sunday, alarmed by the massive increase in violent attacks against the country’s Jewish population. Marchers made clear their anger toward the British government’s inaction.
Speaking a few days before the rally, U.K. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch told Fox News Digital, «Zero tolerance for antisemitism means treating this epidemic of violence as a genuine national emergency.» Badenoch has called for stronger enforcement, including deporting foreign preachers who are spreading hate in mosques and other institutions. «Antisemites will not be welcomed or tolerated. Britain has been a haven for Jews for centuries. It must remain so.»
Her warning comes as the United Kingdom raised its national terrorism threat level to «severe,» the second-highest classification, meaning an attack is considered highly likely. The move reflects what security officials describe as a worsening threat environment amid a spike in antisemitic incidents, arson attacks and targeted violence.
EVEN BEFORE GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL HATE CHANTS, UK JEWS WARNED OF ALARMING RISE IN ANTISEMITISM
People attend a rally organized by the Campaign Against Antisemitism opposite Downing Street in London on April 30, 2026, following the stabbing of two Jewish men in the Golders Green neighborhood. Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged increased security funding for Jewish sites and called for unity against antisemitism. (Carlos Jasso/AFP)
«There’s an unholy alliance of the hard Left and Islamist extremists behind some of the spread of antisemitism,» Badenoch warned. «What do people think chants such as ‘from the river to the sea’ or ‘globalize the intifada’ mean if they do not mean the erasure of the world’s only Jewish state and violence against Jews everywhere?»
British security officials have long noted that Islamist extremism remains one of the United Kingdom’s primary terror threats, with MI5 warning that radicalization networks and extremist ideology continue to pose serious risks.
Jewish leaders and analysts say expressions of support for terrorist groups such as Hamas, combined with public glorification of violence, have contributed to an environment in which anti-Jewish hostility is becoming increasingly normalized.
Despite mounting criticism over Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s handling of antisemitism as incidents continue to reach new highs across the U.K., Starmer, speaking at the No10 Tackling Antisemitism Forum last week, said: «Our Jewish communities [are] feeling frightened, angry and asking whether this country, their home, is safe for them.»
He added: «In recent months, as antisemitic incidents have risen, we have acted decisively to strengthen the safety of Jewish communities,» announcing an additional £25 million in funding for increased patrols and enhanced security to prevent serious harm before it occurs.» Despite those assurances, critics say the response is still falling short, warning that Jewish communities remain exposed and the situation is continuing to escalate.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits the Hatzola Northwest independent ambulance base after yesterday’s terrorist incident, on April 30, 2026 in Golders Green, England. A 45-year-old British-Somali man was arrested yesterday, after stabbing two Jewish men, Shloime Rand and Moshe Shine, in a terrorist attack in Golders Green. Both victims are in stable condition, and the suspect was caught by police after being tasered. The government has since pledged £25 million to improve security for the Jewish community following the incident. (James Smith/Sam Snap/Getty Images)
Jonathan Sacerdoti, a London-based commentator and writer, told Fox News Digital that authorities have demonstrated the ability to deploy large scale policing when necessary, but many Jewish residents are questioning whether that same urgency is being applied to protecting them.
«Considering they’re able to police massive anti-Israel protests every two weeks for the last two and a half years,» Sacerdoti said, «they ought to be able to do the same to protect Jews.»
He added that security funding alone cannot solve what he sees as a deeper problem.
ANTISEMITISM IS BECOMING ‘NORMAL,’ WITH JEWISH TEENS PAYING THE PRICE
Leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch speaks at an antisemitism rally in the United Kingdom. (Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images)
«Jews should not need a volunteer security organization,» he said. «The state should protect us itself.»
For many Jewish families across the United Kingdom, the impact is no longer abstract. It is being felt in everyday life.
Rabbi Albert Chait, senior rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation in Leeds, said one of the most troubling signs is how normalized constant security has become for Jewish children.
«You know what the worst thing is, in my opinion?» Chait said. «The fact that my children do not ask why there is police outside their school. They do not question why there is paid security on the gate and on the street. They do not even question it because that is just normal day to day activity.»
ANTISEMITIC VIOLENCE ESCALATES AS DEADLY WEAPON ATTACKS SURGE IN 2025: REPORT
Members of the Jewish community view the scene of an antisemitic arson attack in the Golders Green neighborhood of north London on March 24, 2026. (Henry Nicholls/AFP via Getty Images)
According to the Community Security Trust, antisemitic incidents in Britain reached approximately 3,700 in 2025, among the highest totals on record, prompting increased funding for security at synagogues, schools and Jewish institutions.
As Britain confronts what many are increasingly describing as a national crisis, similar warning signs are becoming more visible in the United States.
This past week in Queens, New York, multiple Jewish homes, a synagogue and a Jewish community center housing a preschool were vandalized with swastikas and antisemitic graffiti, raising alarm among residents.
From swastikas scrawled in school bathrooms and subway stations to antisemitic graffiti targeting synagogues and Jewish institutions, symbols of hate are appearing with growing visibility in everyday American life.
New York City officials say four suspects allegedly spray-painted swastikas and other antisemitic symbols on synagogues, homes and cars in Queens, New York, earlier this week. (New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin/X)
«One of the sites houses a pre-K program, where young children, their families and staff were greeted with swastikas and other hateful vandalism,» Mark Treyger, CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York told Jewish Insider. «This is not normal, and we need city leaders to act now.»
For many observers, the parallels are difficult to ignore.
What Britain is experiencing, rising antisemitic violence, normalized hostility, and ongoing debates over ideology and enforcement, is no longer confined overseas.
It is increasingly being reflected in American communities.
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Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch speaks during a «face down» antisemitism rally in Whitehall, central London, following a series of arson attacks and two people being stabbed in Golders Green, north-west London on April 29. Picture date: Sunday May 10, 2026. (Lucy North/PA Images via Getty Images)
And as the crisis unfolds, Badenoch’s warning carries implications far beyond the United Kingdom.
«I have never seen the level of racism, discrimination, intimidation and attacks that have been directed at the Jewish community,» she said. «If other minority communities were facing similar levels of violence, there would be a national emergency.»
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