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Month: March 2020

Juarez bridge vendor

Bridge vendors in Juárez struggle with lack of border traffic; only a newspaper vendor still allowed to sell

CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — Dozens of street vendors who rely on International Bridge traffic between El Paso and Juarez have lost their source of income and been forced to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic and economic freeze. The lack of international traffic comes after the mayors of both cities issued stay-at-home orders Juarez

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Intermediario estadounidense en contacto con Hugo Carvajal para negociar posible entrega, dicen fuentes

(CNN Español) — Una fuente de inteligencia de EE.UU. y otra de España informaron a CNN que ambos gobiernos estarían discutiendo la posible entrega con fines de extradición del exjefe de contrainteligencia de Venezuela, Hugo Carvajal. Al mismo tiempo, dicen estas fuentes, un intermediario enviado por el gobierno estadounidense sostiene conversaciones directas con Carvajal para

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These NYU students want tuition reimbursement. Their dean said no refunds, offering a dance video of herself instead

This month, New York University, like many colleges and universities across the country, announced it would transfer to remote classes as the coronavirus epidemic spreads. For students at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, though, the situation presented a challenge. Without performance and rehearsal space, voice lessons and other necessary aspects of art school, could

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These NYU students want tuition reimbursement. Their dean said no refunds, offering a dance video of herself instead

This month, New York University, like many colleges and universities across the country, announced it would transfer to remote classes as the coronavirus epidemic spreads. For students at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, though, the situation presented a challenge. Without performance and rehearsal space, voice lessons and other necessary aspects of art school, could

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Rhode Island will knock on doors and stop cars to find New Yorkers to slow the spread of coronavirus

Rhode Island’s governor said Friday that law enforcement officers will stop cars and knock on doors in coastal communities to identify people who’ve been to New York state, joining other states in restricting the movements of out-of-state visitors to slow the spread of coronavirus. Kentucky’s governor says he is considering closing the border between Kentucky

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America is ramping up Covid-19 testing, but a shortage of basic supplies is limiting capabilities

President Donald Trump touted increased testing capabilities for Covid-19 in a letter to the nation’s governors this week, but a series of interviews with representatives from a wide swath of states has revealed officials hamstrung in their abilities to test, report and track the deadly virus. Despite Trump’s assurance Thursday that “with each passing day,

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Los Latin Grammy agregan al reguetón dentro de sus nuevas categorías para el 2020

Nota del editor: Escucha Zona Pop en Spotify. Suscríbete y comparte tus comentarios con la etiqueta #ZonaPop. (CNN Español) – La Academia Latina de la Grabación, el organismo rector de los Latin Grammy, anunció esta semana a sus miembros la inclusión de tres nuevas categorías para la edición 21 de los premios. Entre ellas está el reguetón, que oficialmente

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coronavirus outbreak

Health research center predicts virus cases will peak in Texas & New Mexico in late April: See the data

SEATTLE, Washington — The novel coronavirus could kill up to 81,000 people across the United States before it subsides this summer, according to a Reuters news agency report citing a health research center analysis. The University of Washington School of Medicine believes the coronavirus will hit its peak for Texas and New Mexico in late April,

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