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Month: February 2020

El Gobierno de China investigará los asuntos planteados por la muerte del médico que alertó por coronavirus

(CNN) — La principal agencia anticorrupción de China, la Comisión Nacional de Supervisión, enviará un equipo a Wuhan para “investigar a fondo loas asuntos planteados por las masas relacionadas con (la muerte) del Dr. Li Wenliang”, publicó la agencia en su sitio web el viernes. Dolor, ira y reclamos de libertad en China después de

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Toyota won’t reopen China plants for at least another week as coronavirus shows little sign of slowing down

Japanese carmaker Toyota is keeping its China plants closed for at least another week as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread. The coronavirus has killed more than 630 people, mostly in China. Globally, it has infected over 31,400 people across 25 countries and territories. Toyota, the world’s second largest carmaker, had been weighing whether to

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A Nashville student-teacher was dismissed after a lesson on slavery the school says was not ‘age appropriate’

A student-teacher at a Nashville elementary school was dismissed after a Black History month lesson on slavery that prompted students to complete the phrase, “To keep their slaves subservient, plantation owners should…” The student-teacher, who according to Metro Nashville Public Schools was African American, was giving a lesson to fourth-graders on a purported 1712 speech,

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Two correctional officers injured a federal prison inmate and then tried to cover it up, Justice Department says

Two federal correctional officers were arrested Thursday after prosecutors charged them with injuring an inmate in Massachusetts and trying to cover it up. Senior correctional officer Seth M. Bourget, 39, dropped his knee on an inmate’s head while he was handcuffed and restrained in the mental health housing unit inside FMC Devens, a federal medical

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New Jersey’s governor accused a Facebook group’s page of being anti-Semitic. Facebook shut it down

The Facebook page for a group named Rise Up Ocean County was taken down Wednesday after New Jersey officials accused them of featuring “racist and anti-Semitic statements.” The page’s removal comes 10 months after the state’s Division on Civil Rights alerted Facebook of it. “Since then, we’ve consistently and repeatedly made clear our view that

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El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego, other local leaders, meet with Mexican government officials in Mexico City

EL PASO, Texas – Last week, people across the public, private and academic sectors from Mexico and El Paso met with leaders in Mexico City to discuss matters of bi-national relevance, such as economic development, tourism, and migration in the border region. The delegation, organized by the General Consul of Mexico in El Paso, Mauricio

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