内容摘要：There were an estimated 30,000 in Nagasaki, including about 10,000 in Ikitsuki, in the 1940s, according to government figures. But the last confirmed baptism ritual was in 1994, and some estimates say there are less than 100 Hidden Christians left on Ikitsuki.

There were an estimated 30,000 in Nagasaki, including about 10,000 in Ikitsuki, in the 1940s, according to government figures. But the last confirmed baptism ritual was in 1994, and some estimates say there are less than 100 Hidden Christians left on Ikitsuki.

Garneau served in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government as minister of foreign affairs and transport minister.He was a Liberal member of Parliament for a Montreal-area riding between 2008 and 2023.

“I join all Canadians in mourning the passing of Marc Garneau,” Carney said in a statement. “A naval officer, a history-making astronaut, and a public servant of exceptional distinction ... May we all remember him for the national pride and possibility he represented to all of us.”Former prime minister Trudeau said on social media that it was with “much sadness” that he had learned about Garneau’s passing.“I first met Marc as a schoolboy in the early 1980s,” Trudeau said. “I was in awe of his service and his courage then, and continued to be as I had the privilege to serve alongside him in Parliament and in government. Marc truly embodied and exemplified Canadian greatness throughout his whole life.”

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield said Garneau was his role model, mentor, longtime friend and “a brave and exemplary Canadian for us all.”Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Garneau “exceeded every expectation.”

Garneau said in a recent interview that his three flights changed the way he saw Earth.

“When you see that thin atmosphere and realize we’re filling it with greenhouse gases and pollutants ...when you see these things, you realize, ‘What are we doing?’” he said in 2024. “If we don’t take care of this planet, there is nowhere else to go.”Poco después, la policía condujo rápidamente al interior de la sala de audiencias a López sin permitirle dar declaraciones a la prensa. La abogada alcanzó a decir que no la van a callar. “Que me concedan un juicio público, la gente tiene que saber”, dijo, esposada de manos, a su paso. Y aseguró que su retraso en llegar a la audiencia se debió a que no quiso cambiarse de ropa: “Querían que viniera con traje”.

López ocupaba el cargo de jefa de la Unidad Anticorrupción y Justicia de la organización no gubernamental Cristosal, que ha denunciado abusos en las cárceles salvadoreñas desde que rige un estricto estado de excepción —desde 2022— como política de mano dura contra la violencia de las pandillas que azotó al país centroamericano.Bajo ese estado, una persona puede ser detenida en El Salvador sin saber por qué y sin acceso a un abogado. Más de 86.000 personas han sido arrestadas en los últimos tres años por presuntos vínculos con pandillas, pero más del 90% está en prisión sin condena.

La abogada lideraba en Cristosal un equipo que ha elaborado decenas de informes y análisis y ha presentado múltiples recursos legales relacionados. La organización rechazó su detención argumentando que es una forma de persecución del gobierno por sus críticas.