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The office founded by the Minister of Economy and Finance Cristóbal Montoro has defended Cristiano Ronaldo before the judge of Pozuelo de Alarcón, who keeps him charged for four fiscal offenses. The prosecutor Manuel de Vicente-Tutor, fiscal and partner of Equipo Económico, appeared as a witness on January 26 and refuted harshly the arguments used by the Tax Agency to attribute to the Real Madrid striker a tax fraud of 14.7 million euros In his appearance, to which EL MUNDO has had access, De Vicente-Tutor accused the Treasury of doing "interpretive engineering" to accuse Ronaldo to the point of ensuring that the treasury "has debuted" in the case of the soccer player "with a new interpretation. " Likewise, he resorted to the manuals of international taxation of the person in charge of this unit in the Tax Agency to defend that in the Ronaldo case the interpretation contrary to that maintained by Néstor Carmona in his books is being used. According to the expert hired by the Portuguese striker, Ronaldo's tax debate does not constitute criminal matters but a mere administrative discrepancy and argues that the player never intended to defraud taxes. Not even the deviation of the image rights of the player to a company based in the British Virgin Islands constitutes, in his opinion, a proof of opacity, as the Treasury maintains. "It is a cooperative territory at the same level as the United States and companies such as Telefónica use companies in the British Virgin Islands," he said. De Vicente-Tutor also insisted on continuously referring to Ronaldo as "Mr. Dos Santos to see if he is treated like the others" and alluded to that the Treasury in his case has starred in a "jump in the vacuum" from the point of view of the application of tax regulations. Finally, he stressed that in this case "there is no report from the Legal Service of the Tax Agency" despite the fact that "this report can not be dispensed with". Failing that, he stressed, there is simply an office for remitting the complaint, which was not developed and explained by the finance lawyers as they usually do in other cases.

The first to break the taboo was Kim Hak-soon, in 1991. Of Chinese origin, she was captured when she was 15 years old by Japanese troops in Beijing and forced to prostitute herself in military brothels in Andong, Beijing and Chulbyuk-jin before being released after the Japanese defeat, in 1946. Like many other 'comfort women' -the euphemism used for decades-, Kim was condemned to poverty: there were few who got married after the war, fearful that their partners knew their past , and the majority was condemned to infertility by the injuries produced by 10 hours of daily prostitution, in many cases. In 1990, when democracy loomed over Korea, ending decades of military dictatorship, it decided to reveal its terrifying past, awakening a society that until then had ignored the fate of its women during the war. According to some historians, the phenomenon of 'women of comfort' could amount to the Holocaust in terms of prostitution and rape in times of war : sexual violence on an industrial scale, organized and regulated, with the female collective as the sole recipient of torture, confinement and sexual brutalization.



The Japanese command authorized the system to minimize violations on the battlefield -which generated resentment towards the occupiers- and to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, but due to the lack of prostitutes, women with promises of employment in factories were attracted, paying their relatives or even kidnapping them. The identity of the slaves was canceled: they were assigned a Japanese name that was written on the tablets, at the entrance of each brothel . The uniformed ones chose a name and paid to those who ran the brothel - often military, sometimes sympathetic - to have sex with them. Some survivors reported that they could have 30 contacts per day. In the mornings it was the turn of the soldiers, in the afternoon the officers. "They provided them with passports and identity cards to move them through their colonies in convoys and military ships, they were part of the military inventory, perishable goods," explains the director of the House of Share, Ahn Shinkwon. They passed from one base to another as long as the military doctors considered them suitable: otherwise, they were usually executed. An estimated 40% of them committed suicide after the Second World War, lost and traumatized in strange lands when the Japanese left the bases, unable to return to their places of origin. Lee Ok-sun was captured with 18 years and taken to a Japanese airfield in Yenji (China) where she was raped by soldiers. From there she was displaced to other military brothels: after the war, she stayed in China until June 2001, the House of Sharing located and repatriated her to Korea to house her in the residence. Today, the old lady is an icon of women's comfort struggle. He receives in the residence with an unthinkable vitality for his 92 years of age: at his side, the combative Kang Il-chul, with 91 years, recites his claims before a group of local politicians. Beside her is Park Ok-sun, 95, forced to prostitute herself for four years: she did not return to Korea until 2001. In total, nine survivors live in the residence. "Of the 239 survivors who made themselves known, about 50 have passed through our refuge," continues the director. According to Shinkwon, only about 30 victims returned to Korea after the war. "Many died without knowing how to return, others committed suicide or were killed, there are testimonies of forced suicides and, above all, of terrible travel conditions: of the 36 comrades of the barracks of Park Ok-ryun, only two survived the hardships of the return "



Once back, in the context of the Korean War and the dictatorship, denouncing its past only amounted to social stigma. "The majority died in indignity and poverty, a good part remained in their host countries, they suffered the double misfortune of being forced into the sex industry, subjected to the most atrocious hardships and then abandoned to their fate. terrified thinking that if someone knew their past, they would be abandoned again, repudiated by society, "continues Dudden. In 1991, the courage of Kim Hak-soon led many others to denounce in a demonstration that, in its origins, was only frequented by victims, putting an end to half a century of silence protected by the North American protection to Japan, which caused that Tokyo He was embroiled in his denial of History. In the last 26 years, the protest has been held every week : Yoon Mi-hyang herself has been attending for 14 years. "The government should have started the agreement required by the grandmothers, not one more comma or less, as it is worded, it must be invalidated," he says. The demands of the 'halmoni' can be read on the butterfly-shaped banners that raise the schoolchildren in the demonstration; "Official apology." "Legal Compensation"; "Let's raise monuments to your memory"; "Let the truth be known"; "That war crimes be admitted"; "That those responsible be punished"; "Let it be written in textbooks." "Our intention is also to raise awareness about a problem that continues to affect the whole world, the systematic abuse of women in times of war, grandmothers are so old that they can not come, so it's only fair that we continue to come in their name. "explains Yoon. "At the beginning there were only victims, the type of attendees changed over time, as consciousness spread, only students began to come from 2015, before the problem was known, but we must accept our history to create a future best". The historical memory seems guaranteed by the youngest protesters. A girl of no more than 12 years carries a banner with the motto "let's give pride and human rights back to grandmothers". Another holds another card where it can be read: "Japan must apologize". "We can not stand it, we want to apologize now," they shout from the podium, chanted by the audience, the school children who have taken turns speaking.

Since the grandmothers denounced the violations, the dispute has poisoned relations between Tokyo and Seoul. Japan considers them simple prostitutes who charged for their services. "After the first protests, the Japanese government published the Kono Declaration in 1993, where it accepted responsibility, apologized and promised to include the matter in its history books, but no compensation was provided," explains Professor Tessa Morris-Suzuki, from the National University of Australia, by 'email'. "In 1995, a fund was created that was funded by private donations, not by government money: some former 'comfort women' in Korea felt that this reflected the inability of the Japanese state to take responsibility, and what is worse, a setback arose at that time. A violent reaction, which tried to prevent the 'comfort women' from being named in the lessons of Japanese history.A key figure in this movement was Shinzo Abe.As Prime Minister, Abe has not been able to rescind the 1993 Kono Declaration, because this would cause a diplomatic problem with South Korea and the United States, but it has done everything in its power to undermine its credibility in the eyes of the Japanese public. " For Morris, the background of the problem is that Japan denies a documented reality. "The position of Abe's government is that there are no official documents showing that 'comfort women' were forcibly recruited, which is historically completely misleading, although very few survived the war, there are official Japanese documents suggesting the possibility of forced recruitment, and there is a great deal of other historical evidence (testimonies of victims, testimonies of eyewitnesses, including allied prisoners of war, sworn testimony of court cases, etc.) that show that tens of thousands of women were recruited for the 'comfort women' system by various methods, including deception, threats and force, and the agreement signed in 2015 did nothing to prevent Japan from continuing to deny what happened, which is why it is rejected by most of the South Koreans. "

According to the surveys, 75% consider that the dispute has not been closed; 53% of Japanese share that opinion. For those responsible for the House of Sharing, part of the problem lies in the historic protectionism of the United States to Japan and in the emergence of a Japanese revisionist right, capable of reclaiming the imperial past and defending the war criminals, protected by Abe. "When groups of Japanese students announce on social networks that they intend to visit us, the campaign of the rightists is so aggressive that they are often forced to cancel the trip," Shinkwon explains. "Individually, many accept what happened but at the governmental level, the reality of sexual slavery is denied."

The Dominican President, Danilo Medina, announced on Thursday the new date of the meeting after noting that the dialogue "is the best solution for Venezuela and its people."
 In a statement, the Dominican Foreign Minister, Miguel Vargas, ratified the resumption of the dialogue, to which both parties have confirmed their attendance, while he informed that representatives of Chile and Nicaragua, countries accompanying those talks, already arrived in the country, and that in the other participating delegations will arrive the next hours.
 "The only purpose of the Dominican Government is that the parties reach a definitive agreement in favor of the people of Venezuela," Vargas said, and stressed "that this objective is shared by the other partners of the dialogue and the international community, in general."
 These conversations started last December in Santo Domingo under the auspices of Medina and the former president of the Spanish Government José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and with the accompaniment of Chile, Nicaragua, Bolivia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
 The dialogue to find a way out of the serious political and economic crisis of the South American country also had the support of Mexico, which this week withdrew after the unilateral convocation of presidential elections by the Venezuelan government.
 Just yesterday, the opposition Democratic Unity Table (MUD) reported that it will attend the meeting tomorrow to "demand the electoral guarantees that allow fair elections and thus promote a change for our people."
 According to the MUD, the government "has deepened its position of boycott at the negotiating table by proceeding to the illegalization" of opposition parties and by decreeing unilaterally that the presidential elections, one of the topics of the dialogue, will be held in the first four-month period. and not at the end of the year as it usually happens in the Caribbean country.
 The National Constituent Assembly (ANC) of Venezuela, formed only by pro-government and not recognized by the opposition and numerous governments, decided to advance the presidential elections and demanded that five opposition parties, including the MUD, revalidate their payrolls to participate in the elections. elections.
 The Voluntad Popular party (VP), of the opposition under house arrest Leopoldo López, decided not to attend this day after the last decisions of the ANC.
 The parties had planned to meet again in Santo Domingo on January 18 but the opposition did not attend the meeting, so the dialogue was postponed to a new date.
 One of the reasons invoked by the opposition to not participate in the meeting were statements by the Interior Minister of Venezuela, Néstor Reverol, who assured two days before having obtained from the anti-Chavez negotiators information that led to the whereabouts of the former police inspector. Óscar Pérez, who died during a police action.
 The central aspects for the opposition in this dialogue are to achieve electoral guarantees for the presidential elections this year, the opening of a humanitarian channel that allows the shipment of medicines and food, the release of the prisoners they consider "political prisoners" and the restitution of the constitutional powers from which Parliament was stripped.
 In as much, the oficialismo demands the lifting of the economic sanctions that weigh on some of its civil employees and the recognition of the Constituent Assembly, a plenipotentiary organ integrated only by pro-government and not recognized by numerous Governments.

The explosion, recorded in the coastal province of Esmeraldas, left 28 people slightly injured.  The president of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, ordered the transfer of 600 security personnel to the area of ​​the attack.





The Colombian government condemned the explosion of a crash in Ecuador, which caused 28 minor injuries, and expressed solidarity with the injured and victims of what he described as a "reprehensible act".
 "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the Government of Colombia, condemns the terrorist attack perpetrated with a car bomb against the Police Station in San Lorenzo, Ecuador, at dawn on Saturday," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
 The Ecuadorian Minister of the Interior, César Navas, estimated at 28 the slight wounds after the explosion registered in the exterior of a police building, a fact to which the head of State, Lenin Moreno, referred to as a "terrorist act linked to gangs of drug traffickers "
 He explained that the car bomb explosion occurred around 1:45 am on Saturday in the coastal province of Esmeraldas, in northwest Ecuador and bordering Colombia.
 Navas also stressed that there were no fatal victims of the explosion and said they have the support of the Colombian authorities to advance the investigations and "determine the perpetrators, the alleged perpetrators of this act of terror."
 The Colombian government reiterated its willingness to collaborate with Ecuador in the fight against organized crime.
 The president of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, ordered the transfer of 600 security personnel to the province of Esmeraldas, bordering Colombia, where an attack with a car bomb occurred.
 The governor decreed the state of emergency, for sixty days, in the cantons of San Lorenzo and Eloy Alfaro to reinforce the safety of its inhabitants.
 In a statement, the Secom, which does not specify to which institution belong the 600 troops that will be sent to Esmeraldas, highlights that the Government strongly condemned the explosion of the "car bomb", recorded early Saturday morning in front of a police facility, in the canton of San Lorenzo.
 He considered "this terrorist attack, implemented by gangs of drug traffickers and organized crime, does not compromise its policy of fighting this transnational scourge" in its different facets, such as drug trafficking and money laundering.
 He recalled that the state of emergency in the cantons of San Lorenzo and Eloy Alfaro establishes security zones and suspends the rights to the inviolability of domicile, transit, association and assembly.
 "Facts like these are raised by the strong and successful work that has been done in the area in the direct fight against organized crime," Interior Minister César Navas said.
 "Ecuador is a country of peace and its authorities are committed to maintaining Ecuador as a country of peace," said Navas, who recalled that in recent days more than seven and a half tons of chemical precursors have been seized (used in the preparation of drugs) almost a ton of drugs and that there are seven people detained linked to drug trafficking.
 Navas pointed out that the different state bodies work in collaboration with their counterparts in Colombia, in order to determine the causes of this "act of terror".
 He recalled that the neighboring country is in a process of internal pacification in which "residual" groups subsist that have chosen not to follow that path and "are forming criminal bands that are dedicated to drug trafficking."
 He stressed that the presence of the Ecuadorian State in the border area, now affected, "would have generated reprisals or attempts of intimidation on the part of these groups," Secom reported.

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Spanish justice withdrew the European arrest warrant against the dismissed Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and four members of his executive who fled to Belgium after the regional parliament unilaterally declared independence for what they are required by the courts, the Court said Tuesday. Supreme.

The judge in charge of the case indicated that before the intention of the five to return to Spain to participate in the regional elections of December 21, decided to withdraw the European order to avoid benefiting from the others charged with the crimes of rebellion, sedition and embezzlement that remained in Spain, and maintained the order to stop them if they return to the country.

The unexpected decision was announced just a day after Puigdemont and the other four politicians came to a hearing of his extradition process to Spain. The judge had to decide on his future on December 14.

The magistrate Pablo Llarena communicated his decision to the Belgian authorities to annul the procedure opened in the European country since if the Belgian justice rejects some of the motives of the order it could reduce the charges for which they are required and an inequality would be generated regarding the leaders in Spain who will be investigated for all crimes .

The announcement also coincides with the launch of the electoral campaign for the regional elections of December 21, convened last October by the president of the Spanish government, Mariano Rajoy, after dismissing the regional executive and taking control of the region.

Puigdemont leads the candidacy of the Junts per Catalunya party in the regional elections, in which several of its former councilors participate.