Greece has sent a letter to the United Nations, in which it emphasizes the invalidity of the 2019 Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum recently ratified by the Libyan House of Representatives, Greek diplomatic sources said on Friday. Greece’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Aglaia Balta, sent a letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday, acting […]
A photograph provided by North Korean state media showing the leader, Kim Jong-un, and his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, overseeing the firing of an intermediate-range missile from the country’s east coast during a drill in October.
La última Ley del Cine en España llegó poco después de Papá Noel. Era el 28 de diciembre de 2007 cuando la publicación en el BOE regaló al fin una nueva normativa al sector. Quizás el espíritu navideño ayudara a cerrar un recorrido polémico: hubo hasta una huelga de las salas. Se discrepaba sobre la definición de productor independiente, la cuota de pantalla obligatoria para filmes europeos o la financiación de las televisiones privadas al cine nacional. Tanto que a punto estuvo de no aprobarse: faltaban 17 días para el cierre de la legislatura. Y aun así, de alguna forma, porque entonces no se podía intuir, el flamante texto nacía viejo: ese mismo año debutaban el iPhone y la plataforma online de Netflix. Desde entonces, móviles inteligentes y streaming han revolucionado el mundo, y el cine. En dos décadas, el séptimo arte ha visto cómo cambiaban los hábitos de consumo, la producción, la mirada, la creación, los gustos. Básicamente, todo. Excepto la ley.
International diplomats maintain that the GSF mission objectives will continue in Haiti even though international forces confront mounting casualties and kidnappings.
On October 18, 2026, an explosive ambush in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, targeted an armored vehicle with four Salvadoran Air Force aviation technicians attached to the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force.
Forced to evacuate after their vehicle caught fire, the four support personnel were kidnapped by Haitian armed groups operating near the capital.
In response, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele announced a military rescue operation led by Task Force Libertad II, threatening an expanded offensive against Haitian gangs if the hostages are not safely returned.
In addition, the government of Haiti stated that it will work in conjunction with the United Nations Gang Suppression Force (GSF) mission to rescue the kidnapped Salvadorans.
While the Haitian government and international bodies coordinate security protocols, Bukele’s unilateral escalation in a foreign country projects his signature “iron-fist” stance against gangs onto the international stage, all with the backing of the United States.
The UN Security Council established the “Gang Suppression Force” that operates in Haiti. Created in October 2023 as the Multinational Security Support Mission following the Haitian government, the international force was reorganized in October 2025 into the Gang Suppression Force.
As of October 2026, the authorized strength of the Gang Suppression Force stands at 5,550 personnel, though deployed uniformed troops numbered 1,563 as of mid-October.
The Gang Suppression Force mandate focuses on assisting the Haitian National Police, protecting critical infrastructure, and restoring order across urban centers controlled by armed coalitions.
The region where the October 18 ambush took place, Croix-des-Bouquets, is controlled by several prominent armed groups. Security evaluations list the Chèn Méchan, Kraze Barye, and 400 Mawozo groups among the primary organizations holding territorial control over the corridor connecting Port-au-Prince to the Dominican border.
Key leaders of these groups, including Vitelhomme Innocent of Kraze Barye and Lanmo Sanjou of 400 Mawozo, are subject to active sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council and the U.S. government.
Data released by the UN indicates that between January and mid-September 2026, Haitian gang-related violence resulted in more than 5,700 deaths and injuries, alongside more than 230 reported kidnappings. Over 1.5 million residents remain internally displaced due to gang territorial expansion.
Foreign workers, international humanitarian staff, and local civilians have consistently been targeted for kidnapping as Haitian criminal groups use hostages for financial leverage or political concessions.
President Bukele addressed the Haitian gang leaders directly, publishing a message written in Haitian Creole on October 21, 2026. Bukele stated that the four technicians were non-combatant technical personnel and warned that current operations were minor compared to potential future actions.
Addressing the gang leadership, Bukele wrote: “We have already finished with the gangs in El Salvador, and we can finish with you too. Return our four compatriots alive and unharmed, and everything will return to how it was before the kidnapping. The decision is in your hands”.
Reactions from official international bodies followed the announcement of the rescue campaign. At a meeting of the UN Security Council, Mike Waltz, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, condemned the ambush and affirmed that international search efforts would continue.
Waltz stated that attacks on international contingents would not compel the Gang Suppression Force to withdraw from its mandate. Simultaneously, Salvadoran Ambassador to the UN Egriselda López formally requested international coordination to secure the location and release of the four kidnapped personnel.
The Haitian government also issued an official response regarding the crisis. In an executive statement, Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé announced that securing the release of the four Salvadoran technicians was an absolute priority for the national administration.
Haiti: According to a statement issued on October 18 by El Salvador’s Armed Forces (@FUERZARMADASV), four Salvadoran aviation technicians from Task Force Libertad II were ambushed by armed gangs while returning to their camp in an armored vehicle. The vehicle was set on fire, but… pic.twitter.com/2R2TCCpkJP
The diplomatic and institutional responses to the kidnapping of the four Salvadoran technicians highlight the complex interactions between national military initiatives and international peacekeeping frameworks.
At the institutional level, the United Nations operates under structured protocols regarding force security and hostage negotiation. Officials within the UN framework maintain that search and rescue operations must adhere to rules of engagement established for the Gang Suppression Force to prevent operational conflict among contributing member states.
The Haitian government under Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has aligned its public stance with the international mission, declaring the recovery of the personnel a primary national objective.
However, the administrative capacity of the Haitian state remains restricted, as law enforcement agencies depend on foreign logistical, intelligence, and tactical support to operate within gang-controlled corridors like Croix-des-Bouquets.
Diplomatic representatives from key UN Security Council member states, including United States, have reinforced support for the mission while addressing the threats posed by armed groups. Statements issued during Security Council proceedings reaffirmed that attacks against international contingents will not alter the mandate or compel the withdrawal of the Gang Suppression Force.
To the gang bosses terrorizing Haiti, your days of operating with impunity are numbered. The Gang Suppression Force is coming for you. pic.twitter.com/lkkfJLmiO6
The armored vehicle transporting four aviation technicians from the Salvadoran Air Force was ambushed in Croix-des-Bouquets, a commune located near Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Following the explosion, the four Salvadoran technicians were forced to evacuate the vehicle and were subsequently kidnapped.
Initial search and rescue efforts of the four Salvadorans faced immediate armed resistance. On October 19, a search helicopter dispatched to locate the personnel was targeted by gunfire.
Subsequent joint counter-offensives conducted by the multinational security contingent and the Haitian National Police in the Plaine du Cul-de-Sac area resulted in severe clashes, leaving several gang members dead and four multinational security personnel injured.
El Salvador deployed the missing personnel to Haiti as part of its specialized military contingent, known as Task Force Libertad II. El Salvador’s initial military involvement in Haiti began after the Salvadoran Legislative Assembly passed a decree on October 30, 2024.
That measure authorized the deployment of Salvadoran Air Force personnel, including pilots, air mechanics, and medical evacuation units, to support international security operations.
In early 2025, eight aviation technicians arrived in Haiti, followed by an additional 70 military personnel. On September 29, 2026, the Salvadoran Legislative Assembly voted to extend the military deployment through October 2027 and expanded the mandate.
The updated legislative mandate lets Salvadoran troops engage beyond medical evacuations, allowing them to deploy personnel based on operational requirements dictated by security needs in the field.
Task Force Libertad II operates under these expanded terms, providing technical aviation logistics, air support maintenance, and operational security inside the country.
The four Salvadoran kidnapped were serving as non-combatant aviation support specialists within Task Force Libertad II. Following days of uncertainty regarding their status, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele made a public statement on October 21, 2026, confirming that the kidnapping was executed by armed gangs from Haiti.
El Salvador prez announces MILITARY OP to rescue hostages kidnapped by gangs in Haiti
Aviation technicians 'kidnapped in a cowardly manner' — Bukele
'Today's attack is NOTHING compared to what is coming if we do not get all 4 hostages back alive' pic.twitter.com/7WkyhLvuoQ
President Nayib Bukele’s public declaration led El Salvador to escalate its physical military presence in Haiti. On October 22, 2026, the Salvadoran government deployed 100 special forces soldiers to Port-au-Prince to assist in locating and securing the release of the four missing aviation technicians.
This deployment brought additional tactical ground units to support the existing aviation support unit attached to Task Force Libertad II.
Before October 2026, the Salvadoran contingent operated primarily as an air support unit focused on logistics, maintenance, and medical evacuations. The introduction of dedicated special operations personnel expands the operational parameters of the mission, introducing direct combat and search-and-recovery capabilities alongside the Gang Suppression Force and the Haitian National Police.
The deployment of specialized personnel aims to mitigate these conditions through targeted intelligence collection and rapid-response capabilities.
Structural Security Challenges
While the deployment of specialized tactical units and the escalated military posture by El Salvador aim to address the immediate security emergency, long-term stabilization in Haiti depends on addressing broader structural issues.
The proliferation of heavy weaponry, sustained by international trafficking routes, continues to provide armed groups with substantial tactical capacity within urban sectors.
Furthermore, long-standing economic instability, institutional fragmentation, and high rates of poverty create conditions that enable armed organizations to maintain territorial influence despite international security deployments.
Military rescue missions and tactical escalations provide targeted responses to specific security threats, such as the kidnapping of Task Force Libertad II personnel.
However, international observers and analysts emphasize that sustainable security across Port-au-Prince and surrounding communes requires comprehensive institutional reform, economic development, and consistent administrative governance alongside law enforcement actions.
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele has launched a military rescue operation in Haiti following the abduction of four Salvadoran soldiers by local armed groups. In a stern statement on Wednesday, Bukele demanded the immediate, safe release of the personnel and warned of a severe… pic.twitter.com/QIQS18JGso
Sources: TeleSUR – Al Jazeera – DW – BBC – CNN – La Prensa Gráfica – elsalvador.com – EFE – El Diario de Hoy – RSF – El Faro – presidencia.gov.sv – Asociación de Periodistas de El Salvador – Dialnet – Resumen Latinoamericano.
São Brás de Alportel recebe, no próximo dia 24 de outubro, a partir das 19h00, a “Glow Night Run São Brás de Alportel”, uma iniciativa organizada pela Free Challenge, com o apoio da Câmara Municipal de São Brás de Alportel, que promete uma noite de desporto, música e muita animação.
O evento convida participantes de todas as idades a correr ou caminhar num ambiente descontraído, com luzes, adereços fluorescentes e música, num conceito que combina atividade física e entretenimento. A animação contará com animação musical em movimento e, antes da partida, com um espetáculo da “Super Dog Show”, destinado a surpreender e divertir o público.
Mais do que uma corrida ou caminhada, a “Glow Night Run São Brás de Alportel” pretende promover hábitos de vida saudáveis, o convívio e a participação da comunidade, mostrando que o desporto também pode ser uma experiência divertida e inclusiva.
A Free Challenge destaca a importância do apoio da Câmara Municipal de São Brás de Alportel, bem como do contributo dos seus parceiros e patrocinadores oficiais e habituais, cujo envolvimento é fundamental para continuar a desenvolver iniciativas desportivas diferenciadoras.
Embora as inscrições já estejam encerradas, a organização disponibiliza mais 50 vagas no próprio dia, permitindo que novos participantes se juntem a esta noite especial, onde a luz, a música e o movimento prometem dar vida a São Brás de Alportel.
NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Skerritt, the Emmy-winning actor who embodied a solid, wry authority figure, whether as a flight instructor in “Top Gun,” a tough-but-fair sheriff on TV’s “Picket Fences” or the doomed captain of “Alien,” has died. He was 93.
El actor Tom Skerritt, que protagonizó grandes éxitos de Hollywood como el clásico de ciencia ficción Alien, la comedia bélica MASH y el drama de acción Top Gun, ha fallecido a los 93 años, según confirmó su representante. Skerritt, natural de Detroit y cuya carrera en Hollywood se extendió desde la década de 1960 hasta la de 2020, murió el miércoles por causas naturales, informó ABC7 citando un comunicado de su familia. Conocido por su aspecto rudo y su capacidad para destacar en géneros muy diversos, Skerritt dejó interpretaciones memorables tanto en papeles protagonistas como secundarios en cine y televisión.
O ator Tom Skerritt, astro de “Top Gun” (1986), morreu aos 93 anos. A notícia foi confirmada à CNN pela assessora de imprensa de Skerritt, Susan Madore, que enviou um comunicado da família detalhando que ele faleceu na quarta-feira (21), de causas naturais.
Skerritt era mais conhecido por suas participações nos filmes “Alien” e “Flores de Aço”, além de seu papel principal na série da CBS criada por David E. Kelley, “Picket Fences”, que foi ao ar de 1992 a 1996 e lhe rendeu um Emmy do Primetime de melhor ator em série dramática.
Na série de humor negro, Skerritt interpretava um xerife veterano que lutava para manter a calma em sua pequena cidade, consolidando sua marca registrada: uma mistura de autoridade inabalável e simpatia cativante.
Com créditos em filmes que remontam ao início da década de 1960, Skerritt se firmou principalmente em faroestes antes de alcançar o estrelato no megassucesso de 1970, “M*A*S*H”, de Robert Altman, no papel do cirurgião Duke Forrest.
Ele participou de vários programas de TV na década de 1970, incluindo “Bonanza” e “Gunsmoke”. Também conseguiu papéis de maior destaque no cinema, incluindo no filme indicado ao Oscar de 1977, “Momento de Decisão” (The Turning Point), estrelado por Anne Bancroft e Shirley MacLaine.
Mas foi seu papel em “Alien”, de 1979, dirigido por Ridley Scott, que realmente expandiu o leque de talentos de Skerritt. No filme de ficção científica/terror, Skerritt interpretou o Capitão Dallas, um dos poucos que se alia a Ripley, personagem de Sigourney Weaver, enquanto sua tripulação intergaláctica enfrenta uma terrível ameaça.
A partir daí, ele conquistou papéis em filmes dos anos 80, como “A Zona Morta” e “Top Gun”, este último servindo como mais um exemplo da grande habilidade de Skerritt em incorporar personagens com uma postura reservada e um coração de ouro. Em “Top Gun”, ele interpretou Viper, um personagem inicialmente indiferente à bravata de Maverick, personagem de Tom Cruise, mas que logo o acolheu sob sua proteção.
Após uma participação em vários episódios de “Cheers”, Skerritt apareceu como o patriarca em “Flores de Aço”, filme estrelado por Sally Field, Julia Roberts e Dolly Parton. Skerritt interpreta o marido da personagem de Field e pai de Shelby, personagem de Roberts, que adoece perto do final do filme.
M’Lynn, personagem de Field, comenta como seu marido nem sequer pôde estar presente quando a filha faleceu, enquanto ela apenas ficou sentada. “Os homens deveriam ser feitos de aço ou algo assim”, diz ela, em uma fala que faz alusão ao título do filme.
Na década de 1990, Skerritt continuou a interpretar papéis paternos em projetos tão variados quanto “Nada é Para Sempre” (A River Runs Through It), dirigido por Robert Redford e estrelado por Brad Pitt, e o thriller “Poison Ivy”, ao lado de Drew Barrymore.
Foi em seu papel como reverendo em “Nada é Para Sempre” que Skerritt ofereceu conselhos paternos em falas como: “Pois é verdade, raramente conseguimos ajudar aqueles que nos são mais próximos. Ou não sabemos que parte de nós mesmos dar, ou, na maioria das vezes, a parte que temos para dar não é desejada. E assim, são aqueles com quem convivemos e que deveríamos conhecer que nos escapam. Mas ainda podemos amá-los – podemos amar completamente sem compreendê-los completamente.”
Ele continuou trabalhando, tanto na TV quanto no cinema, até o novo milênio, em séries como “Brothers & Sisters” e “Will & Grace” e filmes como “Ted” e “A Hologram for the King”. Seu último trabalho foi no filme “Broke”, de 2025.
Tom Skerritt casou-se três vezes ao longo de sua vida. O último casamento durou 30 anos, com Julie Tokashiki. Além da viúva, ele deixa 5 filhos, 5 netos e 2 bisnetos.
São Brás de Alportel recebe, no próximo dia 24 de outubro, a partir das 19h00, a “Glow Night Run São Brás de Alportel”, uma iniciativa organizada pela Free Challenge, com o apoio da Câmara Municipal de São Brás de Alportel, que promete uma noite de desporto, música e muita animação. O evento convida participantes de […]
As the Bristol studio behind 'Wallace & Gromit' and 'Shaun the Sheep' turns 50, employee-owned Aardman is betting that handmade animation, flexible partnerships and a Halloween-ready third Shaun feature can sustain its independence.
Corea del Norte tendrá listos en unos días los altavoces para reanudar sus emisiones de propaganda hacia Corea del Sur, suspendidas desde hace 16 meses. Así lo ha anunciado este jueves Kim Yo-jong, la hermana del líder supremo norcoreano, Kim Jong-un. La poderosa dirigente también ha amenazado con represalias militares si futuros disparos de advertencia surcoreanos causan daños en su territorio o ponen en peligro a sus soldados. Seúl defiende que esas acciones son “legítimas y defensivas” y buscan impedir incursiones norcoreanas en su lado de la frontera. La tensión entre los dos vecinos ha aumentado desde finales de septiembre, después de que el estallido de unas minas hiriese a tres soldados surcoreanos, dos de ellos de gravedad.
Pueden pensar lo que quieran de él, tampoco es que le importe, pero hay algo indiscutible: nunca te aburres con el nuevo maestro de ceremonias de 'Cabaret' Leer
Pueden pensar lo que quieran de él, tampoco es que le importe, pero hay algo indiscutible: nunca te aburres con el nuevo maestro de ceremonias de 'Cabaret'
La diputada en el Congreso y portavoz adjunta parlamentaria de Sumar durante esta legislatura, Aina Vidal, no estará en la lista por Barcelona del Frente Amplio que encabeza Ada Colau. El Consejo Nacional de Comuns celebrado este miércoles a última hora de la tarde aprobó en una larga reunión las listas de las cuatro provincias y Vidal, que cuenta con una amplia trayectoria política e intervenciones que ha aplaudidotoda la izquierda en la Cámara, no estará, una decisión que no es voluntad de la diputada, aseguran varias fuentes del partido. La decisión ha causado una gran conmoción en Esquerra Verda, el partido heredero de la antigua Iniciativa per Catalunya. Vidal (Barcelona, 41 años) era diputada desde enero de 2016. Los cinco primeros nombres de la lista son Ada Colau, el ministro Ernest Urtasun, la politóloga y miembro de la ejecutiva Júlia Miralles, el actual diputado en el Parlament Andrés García Berrio, y la concejal de Barcelona en Comú y ex diputada en el Congreso Lucía Martín. En un comunicado emitido más tarde, la formación ha trasladado que Vidal seguirá ejerciendo de portavoz de los Comuns y “participará activamente” en la campaña electoral del 29-N.
Humanity will exceed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5 °C global warming threshold, but the temperature peak can still be contained between 1.7 and 1.8 °C by mid-century, UNEP warned in its most recent report.
To return to 1.5 °C by the end of the century, countries must cut global emissions by 18 percent by 2030, 45 percent by 2035 and 69 percent by 2040, according to the report.
Global warming will overshoot 1.5°C in the coming years.
There’s still a chance to bring temperatures back down, but the window is closing fast.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres declared that surpassing the limit did not mean giving up, referring to the need to maintain ambitious climate targets despite the overshoot.
UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen stressed that each additional fraction of a degree and each extra year of warming above 1.5 °C would worsen climate impacts and risks, including deadly floods, heat waves and wildfires that have swept numerous countries this year, and said all possible efforts were needed to limit the peak and return to 1.5 °C by the end of the century, which she said was possible.
The chance to keep global warming below 1.5°C with no overshoot is gone.
But urgent action can still limit the overshoot and bring warming back to 1.5°C by 2100.
Current policies, however, put the 🌎 on course for up to 2.8°C this century.
Continuing current policies will cause a catastrophic increase of 2.8 °C over this century, with a sustained rise in subsequent years, the document warns.
Ahead of the start of the second Global Stocktake at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, UNEP set concrete fossil fuel reduction targets relative to 2025 levels.
By 2035, the agency proposes reducing coal supply by 55 percent, oil by 15 percent and gas by 5 percent; by 2040, it proposes raising the cuts to 75 percent for coal, 30 percent for oil and 35 percent for gas.
Kim Yo-jong, sister of Kim Jong-un, issues warning after inspecting border fortifications against backdrop of rising tensions
Propaganda loudspeakers aimed at South Korea will be ready to restart within days along the entire border, Kim Yo-jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has said amid a worsening of ties between the two countries.
The statement, carried by the state news agency KCNA on Thursday, came a day after she said the loudspeakers would be in operation along the whole border from some time in October.
La lechuga y el atún o el bonito hacen buena pareja, y eso lo sabemos desde que se inventó la ensalada mixta allá por el Pleistoceno. Nada que objetar a ese clasicazo, que nos ha acompañado en tantísimas comidas y siempre funciona cuando está bien hecho, pero como también estamos por la innovación, reivindicamos a la vez las fórmulas que se salen de lo corriente. Hace unos años ya publicamos tres ensaladas de lechuga que no son la de siempre. Hoy volvemos a la carga con una receta que une esta verdura con sus amigos el bonito y las aceitunas, y la refresca con un aliño de limón y tomillo.
The UN World Meteorological Organization warned Wednesday that the current El Niño episode could push Pacific sea surface temperatures to 3.8 degrees Celsius above the average between November 2026 and January 2027, levels its top official called unprecedented in four decades of monitoring.
The alert came during a joint press conference in which the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Secretary-General Celeste Saulo acknowledged that the phenomenon now sits “literally outside the scales of monitoring that we have used over the past four decades.”
Her assessment placed the coming months among the most severe climate events recorded since such tracking began.
Saulo and UN humanitarian coordinator Tom Fletcher issued an urgent call for the international community to prepare in advance for the consequences they expect.
Fletcher put the human cost in stark terms. The phenomenon “will shake Latin America, eastern and southern Africa, Asia and the Pacific with extreme heat, droughts and floods,” he warned, and could push food insecurity to affect as many as 50 million people worldwide.
The warning singled out regions already struggling with fragile agricultural systems and limited infrastructure, where a single failed harvest can tip entire communities into crisis.
El Niño is set to hit fragile communities hard.@UNOCHA and @WMO are sounding the alarm, appealing for immediate assistance to support communities already affected by what has been described as the strongest El Niño on record. https://t.co/LDrygGkPPwpic.twitter.com/H1XcVA3AR7
The temperature projection of 3.8 degrees above the long-term average would place this El Niño beyond the upper bands of the monitoring framework built over forty years. Saulo noted that extreme weather events are already being recorded and will tend to multiply as the phenomenon gains intensity. She stressed, however, that the crisis “does not have to inevitably trigger a humanitarian disaster,” a message both officials repeated throughout their appearance.
To front-load the response, Fletcher announced the allocation of 50 million dollars from the UN emergency fund. The money will assist 11 of the most vulnerable countries as a priority, including Chad, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan. The list reflects the broad geographic reach of the expected impacts, spanning the Horn of Africa, the Sahel and Central America.
Both representatives insisted that a window of opportunity remains open. Extreme conditions “do not have to translate into humanitarian emergencies or fatalities” if precautions are taken in time, they argued, framing preparedness as the difference between a difficult season and a catastrophic one.
A Narrow Action Window
Saulo and Fletcher directed their appeal beyond governments. WMO and the humanitarian office urged development banks and international financial institutions to release funds in a coordinated manner before the worst damage occurs. The underlying premise is simple, El Niño cannot be stopped, but its worst human impacts can be mitigated and prevented.
Latin America appears prominently in the forecast. Central America has already been placed on maximum alert over drought conditions linked to the so-called Super El Niño, and the new warning extends that concern across the region. Africa faces the mirror problem in several zones, with eastern and southern areas bracing for a combination of heat, drought and flood depending on local geography.
WMO’s warnings marks a departure from the cautious phrasing typical of international agencies. Describing the phenomenon as off the scale is not a rhetorical flourish but a technical judgment, one intended to shake loose the funding and coordination that slow-moving bureaucracies often withhold until emergencies are already visible. For Saulo and Fletcher, the next three months represent the period when that response must be assembled, not the period when it can still be debated.
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