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About Beatriz
Beatriz Rios is a reporter, broadcast journalist and events moderator based in Brussels, Belgium.
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English Spanish French
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Video Package (Web / Broadcast) Audio package (Radio / Podcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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What the ‘barely begun’ green transition needs to succeed

08 May 2024  |  www.luxtimes.lu
The green transition, which is still in its early stages, is essential for adapting lifestyles in the face of climate change. SES expects to maintain its workforce levels post-Intelsat takeover, with Luxembourg remaining the headquarters. Luxair is proactively training pilots to address the anticipated global shortage. The Solistes Européens, under the direction of Christoph König, are preparing for their 35th anniversary season. Luxembourg banks are transitioning to LuxTrust Mobile in compliance with EU online security laws. CK Fitness promotes a holistic approach to fitness training.

What the ‘barely begun’ green transition needs to succeed

08 May 2024  |  www.luxtimes.lu
The green transition, which is still in its early stages, is essential for adapting lifestyles in the face of climate change. SES staff levels will remain stable following the Intelsat takeover, with Luxembourg continuing as the headquarters and securing over 600 jobs despite some redundancies. Luxair is proactively training pilots to address the anticipated global pilot shortage. The Solistes Européens are preparing for their 35th anniversary season, aiming to attract new audiences. Luxembourg banks are transitioning to LuxTrust Mobile in compliance with EU online security laws. The International School of Luxembourg offers guidance on the college admissions process.

‘We need entrepreneurs’: economy minister Lex Delles

02 May 2024  |  www.luxtimes.lu
Economy Minister Lex Delles discusses Luxembourg's attractiveness as a business location and the role of entrepreneurship in driving the economy. The European Parliament is seeking to recruit Luxembourgers, who are underrepresented among its staff. Health concerns persist over the use of cigarettes, with alternatives suggested to reduce harm. The International School of Luxembourg offers guidance on the college admissions process, and CK Fitness promotes a holistic approach to fitness training.

Bullet-riddled body found in Spain was Russian defector, Ukraine says

20 Feb 2024  |  Stars and Stripes
Maksim Kuzminov, a Russian military pilot who defected to Ukraine in August, was found dead in Spain, riddled with bullets and run over by a vehicle. His death follows a public threat on Russian state television last year. Ukrainian officials confirmed his identity, while Russian officials have not claimed responsibility. The incident raises concerns about potential Russian-ordered assassinations in Europe. The case is reminiscent of other high-profile killings attributed to Russian security services, including the murder of Zelimkhan Khangoshvili in Germany and the poisonings of Alexander Litvinenko and the Skripals in the UK. Spanish authorities are investigating, and Ukraine had previously rewarded Kuzminov for his defection but noted he ignored instructions to stay in Ukraine for his safety.

To stay in power, Spain’s Socialists offer amnesty to Catalan separatists

09 Nov 2023  |  stripes.com
Spain's Socialist Party has made a deal to offer amnesty to Catalan separatists from the failed 2017 independence bid in exchange for political support, bringing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez closer to forming a government after a hung parliament. The amnesty is unpopular and has led to protests and concerns about nationalism and far-right forces. A nationalist political figure, Alejo Vidal-Quadras, was shot in Madrid, though it's unclear if it's related to the amnesty controversy. The amnesty would protect separatists for crimes related to the independence movement from 2012 to 2023. EU officials have expressed concern over the rule of law, and opposition parties plan to challenge the amnesty in the Constitutional Court.

Brussels shootings: Police were told in 2016 Tunisian gunman had a ‘radicalised profile’ and wanted to wage ‘jihad’

18 Oct 2023  |  www.independent.ie
Abdesalem Lassoued, a Tunisian man, was shot dead by police after he killed two Swedish football fans in Brussels. He had arrived in Italy in 2011, spent time there and in Sweden, but was expelled to Italy under the EU's 'Dublin' rules.

Gunman at large after 2 Swedes killed in possible Brussels ‘terror’ attack

16 Oct 2023  |  www.spokesman.com
Two Swedish nationals were killed in Brussels in a shooting incident that Belgian officials are investigating as a possible terrorist attack. The attack prompted a lockdown of a soccer stadium and raised the city's threat level. Belgian Prime Minister Alexander de Croo called the attack 'cowardly' and has been in contact with Sweden's prime minister, expressing a joint commitment to fighting terrorism.

Spanish prosecutor accuses Luis Rubiales of coercion, sexual assault

06 Sep 2023  |  washingtonpost.com
Spain’s High Court prosecutor is investigating Luis Rubiales for alleged sexual aggression against Jennifer Hermoso Fuentes. The complaint details an unwanted kiss and subsequent pressure on Hermoso and her circle. The Spanish National High Court has jurisdiction as the crime occurred in Australia. Rubiales, who denies the allegations, has faced calls for resignation and has been provisionally suspended by FIFA. The Sports Administrative Court in Spain found his actions potentially seriously breach Spanish sports law. Coach Jorge Vilda was fired, and the World Cup-winning squad refuses to play under the current federation management.

Spanish soccer president facing sexual assault investigation as mom goes on hunger strike

28 Aug 2023  |  windsorstar.com
Spanish federal prosecutors have initiated a pre-procedural investigation into Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales for an unwanted kiss of Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso during Spain's World Cup celebration, which was not consensual according to Hermoso. FIFA has provisionally suspended Rubiales for 90 days, and 11 RFEF staff members resigned. RFEF defended Rubiales before retracting their statement. Rubiales's mother, Ángeles Béjar, began a hunger strike to protest what she calls a 'witch hunt' against her son, claiming the kiss was consensual.

Spanish soccer president facing sexual assault investigation as mom goes on hunger strike

28 Aug 2023  |  calgaryherald.com
Spanish federal prosecutors have initiated a pre-procedural investigation into Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales for a non-consensual kiss of Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso during a World Cup celebration. FIFA has provisionally suspended Rubiales for 90 days, and RFEF, the governing body of Spanish soccer, held an urgent meeting and initially defended Rubiales before retracting their statement. Rubiales's mother, Ángeles Béjar, has started a hunger strike in protest of her son's treatment, claiming the kiss was consensual. Hermoso has stated she did not consent to the kiss and has faced pressure to support Rubiales.

Macron's European Political Community brings in skeptical Ukraine and U.K.

06 Oct 2022  |  www.recordpatriot.com
French President Emmanuel Macron's concept of a European Political Community, aimed at uniting EU members with other democracies, was met with skepticism from Ukraine and the UK, who seek full EU membership and independence from EU entanglements, respectively. Despite doubts, leaders from 27 EU states and 17 non-EU countries met in Prague. Ukrainian President Zelensky and British Prime Minister Truss addressed the gathering, emphasizing the need for European solidarity against Russian aggression and strategic challenges. Macron's proposal, which has faced criticism for potentially sidelining EU expansion, reflects his vision for a sovereign Europe. The format will continue, with Moldova, Spain, and Britain set to host future meetings.

Macron’s European Political Community brings in skeptical Ukraine and U.K.

06 Oct 2022  |  Washington Post
French President Emmanuel Macron's concept of a 'European Political Community' was symbolically realized in Prague with leaders from 27 EU member states and 17 non-EU countries attending, excluding Russia and Belarus. Macron emphasized the importance of cooperation in Europe. Ukrainian President Zelensky, via video link, saw the group as a chance to restore peace and framed Russian aggression as anti-European. The EU has granted Ukraine candidate status, but full membership is a lengthy process. Britain's Prime Minister Liz Truss, initially skeptical, participated, emphasizing Europe's unity against strategic challenges. Macron's proposal, seen by some as a way to manage EU expansion, aligns with his vision of a sovereign Europe. The format will continue, with Moldova, Spain, and Britain hosting future meetings.

EU to tread fine line with China's Xi over Putin's war

28 Mar 2022  |  www.luxtimes.lu
During an online EU-China summit, EU leaders will confront China's President Xi Jinping about accusations of China aiding Russia in circumventing Western sanctions and supporting the war against Ukraine. The EU is skeptical of China's claimed neutrality, especially with evidence of potential high-tech component supply to Russia. The summit aims to balance economic ties with China while opposing Russia's actions. The EU's approach to human rights violations and trade deals is critiqued as potentially naïve. The article also touches on the EU's response to the refugee crisis caused by the war and the upcoming Hungarian elections, which could see Viktor Orban's Fidesz party remain in power despite his close ties with Putin and refusal to send weapons to Ukraine.
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