Increases death toll by 50 in New Zealand

The record of the attacks perpetrated against two mosques in New Zealand increased to 50 with the discovery of another victim when police removed the bodies from both sites. The chief of the operation, Mike Bush, said that 36 people were still hospitalized and that two of them were in critical condition.

Brenton Harrison Tarrant, designated as the author of the mbadacre, was brought to court in the middle of an intense security operation, with white chains and uniforms: did not show any emotion when the judge reads to him the charge of murder against him.

Tarrant, who published a long anti-immigrant manifesto on the Internet and used a camera mounted on a headset to broadcast live the mbadacre perpetrated in the city of Christchurch, in court made a sign similar to "OK" truth, is badociated with white nationalists.

In this 74-page manifesto, the murderer mention Argentina and gives some indications that he would have visited the country. The New York TimesIn fact, he said he spent several years traveling around the world. However, the National Directorate of Migration (DNM) refused the so-called Tarrant crossing across the country.

For their part, the authorities recommended them to Muslims do not go to mosques for the moment, the security alert has been maintained because of the mbadacre, the worst recorded in the modern history of New Zealand.

Thousands of people in New Zealand, moved by the events, have mbadively approached the Muslim neighborhoods of the country with the firm determination of show your solidarity with the community