NACIONES UNIDAS, (EFE).- El secretario general de la ONU, António Guterres, dijo este viernes sentirse “profundamente preocupado” por la violencia en Jerusalén, donde al menos 153 civiles palestinos y 3 policías israelíes resultaron heridos tras varias horas de enfrentamientos, además de un adolescente palestino que murió este viernes por las heridas sufridas el jueves. Es
Preocupa a la ONU la violencia en Jerusalén
NACIONES UNIDAS, (EFE).- El secretario general de la ONU, António Guterres, dijo este viernes sentirse “profundamente preocupado” por la violencia en Jerusalén, donde al menos 153 civiles palestinos y 3 policías israelíes resultaron heridos tras varias horas de enfrentamientos, además de un adolescente palestino que murió este viernes por las heridas sufridas el jueves. Es
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