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Jamileh Alamolhoda, the wife of the Iranian president, defended harsh penalties for hijab law violations amid protests. The wife of the president of Iran defended a law passed this week designed to impose harsher sentences on women who do not wear hijabs in public, comparing the rules to "dress codes everywhere" in an interview with ABC's "This Week." You can see Martha Raddatz's full interview with Jamileh Alamolhoda on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday at 9 a.m. EDT. Jamileh Alamolhoda, the wife of Iran's president, sat down with ABC News' Martha Raddatz to discuss the country's strict hijab law, Sept. 20, 2023. ABC News Raddatz asked Alamolhoda about the subject, but the Iranian president's wife did not directly answer when asked about what the punishment for noncompliance should be. "What do you think should happen to women who choose not to wear a hijab?" Raddatz asked. "It is out of respect for women ," Alam...

Aliens made a treaty with the president In the book by the father of UFO research in Spain, Antonio Rivera, “Las máquinas del cosmos”, published in 1983 by Planeta, he disclosed a piece of information that apparently did not attract attention at the time, but for the reason that The latest declassifications by US security and intelligence are of great importance. Rivera mentions in his book that when he was in Mexico, invited by Pedro Ferriz Santa Cruz, his editor Guillermo Mendizábal, told him: “one day they talked about UFOs at a meeting attended by Miguel Alemán, former president of Mexico, and one of those present asked him: —Mr. Graduate, what do you think about flying saucers? —The only thing I can tell you, Alemán said, is that, while I was president, General (Dwight) Eisenhower was also president of the United States. And on a visit he made to Mexico, he confided to me, ‘from president to president’, that on a 1954...