José Antonio Bautista García
Investigative Journalist at Freelance
Periodista de pueblo que habla idiomas • Investigative journalism • @porCausaorg, @NYTimes, @derspiegel et al. •⠀ོ⠀ོ Migrante ོ ⠀ོ • Secretario @P_Investigacion
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | José Antonio Bautista García |Jenny Gross |John Yoon
Los altos funcionarios de ambos países intentaban determinar la causa de un apagón que dejó sin electricidad a decenas de millones de personas en toda la península ibérica.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | José Antonio Bautista García |John Yoon
Spain's top security and defense officials were meeting on Wednesday morning to discuss the blackout on the Iberian Peninsula this week, which halted critical infrastructure for up to 18 hours in some areas. The authorities in Spain and Portugal are under pressure to figure out what caused the power grid to shut down. The Spanish government has asked European regulators and various domestic agencies to investigate what happened.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Jonathan Wolfe |José Antonio Bautista García
Even as electricity was restored across Spain and Portugal after a daylong blackout, residents tried to make sense of 18 hours of the "insanity."Rocio Vilaplana, a dentist in southeastern Spain, was closing a suture in a patient's mouth during oral surgery early Monday afternoon when the lights went out. "Everything started beeping," Ms. Vilaplana said. Her backup generator kicked in, the emergency lights in her surgery room flickered on and the 36-year-old dentist tried to remain calm.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Catherine Porter |José Antonio Bautista García |Amelia Nierenberg
Volvió la electricidad a la mayor parte de los dos países tras un lapso sin suministro que interrumpió gran parte de la vida cotidiana. La causa se sigue investigando. Residents of a neighborhood plunged largely into darkness by a widespread electricity blackout celebrated on Monday evening as the lights turned back on. After the nearly 18-hour outage, the power was back in most of Spain and Portugal, but the cause remained unclear. Credit Credit...
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Lynsey Chutel |José Antonio Bautista García
In his first term, President Trump toyed with ousting Jerome H. Powell out of anger that the Federal Reserve chair was moving too slowly to cut interest rates. Mr. Trump refrained from doing so, but continued to publicly attack Mr. Powell and his colleagues for keeping borrowing costs too high. The Fed ultimately did cut rates but not because of Mr. Trump's jawboning.
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