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Esterilización forzada: una herida con género y condición (Parte 1) Reportaje en profundidad Reportaje en torno a la esterilización forzada de mujeres con discapacidad que ya no se puede ejecutar pero que ha dejado, hasta no hace mucho, muchas tragedias personales. La norma se elaboró en tiempos de Franco En España se han practicado más de un millar de esterilizaciones forzadas a personas con discapacidad en la última década Reportaje de Trabajo de Final de Grado, TFG, elaborado por la alumna de periodismo de la UV, Sabina Valentina Soare. Se entregará en dos partes.  

All-time high and corruption continues to plague an afghan government. for a war now in as you said, 17th year, the united states has precious little to show. can you expand on that, steve? >> this has been a, a product of three administrations now, this war and we have struggled to find a strategy to change the facts on the ground in the war against the taliban. partly because our own war aims have been so confused, the trump administration has come in,ing announced some changes to policy. suspending aid to pakistan where the taliban find refuge. they have talked tougher about pakistan's role...

Work, and i am a humble, huge fan of yours. and everything you've ever worked on, particularly at book length. what i find remarkable about this story is i feel like you do answer the question of why it's 17 years in afghanistan and nobody knows why we're there. essentially your answer is that it's pakistan and that that is something that nobody's come close to solving. >> that's right. and it kind of confused it over and over again about what our war aims were in afghanistan. if the problems that we most feared, al qaeda, why were we sending tens and thousands of troops to afghanistan? it's a...

The skepticism and on capitol hill is the hangover from iraq, and people are suspicious of the intelligence. they're suspicious of what exactly the war aims are, who's with us, who's not, what people expect the consequences to be. so far the administration said just trust us, it's classified. they really need to get out there with a lot more information, both their evidence against assad, and their -- the plan for what exactly they are doing here and what they aren't doing here. ultimately i suspect that lawmakers are going to have to come around, because it will -- if they don't, it will crip...

>>guest: the key question is, do the war aims include removing qaddafi and and obama and his staff say no, although it is u.s. policy, it is not one of the military aims of the campaign. now, sarkozy and other europeans have said clear lie he has to go and another point is if he doesn't go the military campaign will be seen to have failed. and it is very difficult, the resolution, the u.n. resolution under which this occurs does not call for qaddafi's removal, and, also, over the past week he has shown that he is not inclined to leave of his own accord. clearly the best-case-scenario for the w...