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Homicidio en Villeray, Parti Québécois descarta referéndum y decomisan medicamentos no autorizados — Montreal, martes

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Montreal registra su decimosexto homicidio tras hallarse muerta a una mujer en Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension. La policía acudió a una llamada al 911 el lunes alrededor de las 14:25 a un departamento en la calle 39 cerca de la calle Paul-Corbeil, donde se constató la muerte de una mujer de 41 años con heridas en la parte superior del cuerpo; un hombre de 35 años con heridas críticas en la parte superior del cuerpo fue trasladado al hospital y ahora se le considera sospechoso.

  2. El líder del Parti Québécois descarta un referéndum de soberanía mientras Donald Trump sea presidente de EE. UU., prometiendo no convocar voto antes del 20 de enero de 2029. Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon publicó que el Parti Québécois consultaría a los quebequenses sobre la independencia durante un primer mandato si resulta electo, pero no celebrará un referéndum mientras Trump siga en la Casa Blanca; enumeró prioridades que incluyen vivienda, personas sin hogar y reforma de los servicios públicos.

  3. Health Canada incautó medicamentos no autorizados a Rabais 4Saisons Inc. en 5321 rue de Charleroi en Montreal. La agencia federal informó que entre los productos incautados había un anticonceptivo de emergencia oral, fármacos para la disfunción eréctil, antibióticos y antiparasitarios que carecían de las etiquetas bilingües requeridas y podrían ser versiones no autorizadas de medicamentos con receta; los productos autorizados tienen números de identificación de medicamento de ocho dígitos, señaló la agencia.

📰 También hoy

  • El Metro de Montreal cumple 60 años en octubre.
  • El podcast This is Quebec cubre las celebraciones del centenario de Rouyn‑Noranda.
  • La policía de Montreal investiga un homicidio tras la muerte de otra mujer en Villeray–Saint‑Michel–Parc‑Extension.
  • Una iniciativa pretende entregar útiles escolares a 12,000 estudiantes de Quebec.
  • Un reportaje explica qué significa el acuerdo de Churchill Falls para Quebec y las elecciones provinciales.
  • El Parti Québécois dice que no habrá referéndum mientras Trump esté en la escena antes de las elecciones de octubre.

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