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Month: February 2021

Cerca de 700 personas evacuadas y 8 personas lesionadas tras el incendio de una pipa de gas en Ciudad de México

(CNN Español) —La Secretaría de Gestión Integral de Riesgo de la Ciudad de México informó este martes, mediante un comunicado, que alrededor de 700 personas fueron evacuadas en la colonia Jamaica, en la capital mexicana, tras un incendio provocado por una pipa de gas. Según el comunicado, hay 8 personas lesionadas que fueron atendidas por

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¿Por qué usar mascarillas o tapabocas podría darnos inmunidad ante el coronavirus? Esto es lo que explican científicos en Estados Unidos

(CNN Español) — Un estudio científico publicado en la prestigiosa revista New England Journal of Medicine habla del beneficio adicional del uso de las mascarillas durante la pandemia de covid-19. Las mismas podrían actuar como elemento de variolización, es decir, generarnos una especie de inmunidad al virus. En este episodio, el doctor Elmer Huerta analiza

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A radical idea to solve the GOP civil war

The dominant storyline in American politics at the moment is the ongoing battle between the establishment wing and the Trump wing of the Republican Party. The fights over the fates of Trump-aligned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia) and establishment Rep. Liz Cheney (Wyoming) typify the larger struggle for control of the party. Two fighters enter,

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Defense Secretary dismisses hundreds of members of Pentagon advisory boards including late Trump picks

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has dismissed hundreds of members of 42 Pentagon advisory boards, including controversial late appointments by the Trump administration, as the Pentagon announced a review of the boards’ memberships Tuesday. The announcement comes after the previous administration appointed several loyalists to advisory boards in the final months of former President Donald Trump’s

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Senado de EE.UU. confirma a Alejandro Mayorkas como secretario de Seguridad Nacional, el primer latino e inmigrante en ese cargo

(CNN) — El Senado de EE.UU. votó este martes para confirmar a Alejandro Mayorkas como secretario de Seguridad Nacional, el primer latino e inmigrante en dirigir ese departamento. Este cargo desempeñará un papel fundamental en la nueva administración y se espera que comience rápidamente a revertir las políticas de inmigración de la administración Trump mientras

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New Mexico seeks intervention in federal contamination case involving Holloman AFB

ALAMOGORDO, New Mexico — New Mexico is challenging a decision by a federal court to combine the state’s lawsuit over contamination at Holloman and Cannon U.S. Air Force bases with similar litigation brought by hundreds of other jurisdictions around the country. The New Mexico attorney general’s office and the state Environment Department announced they have filed a

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El Paso Water to begin disconnecting delinquent accounts, but pledges to work with those who owe

EL PASO, Texas – El Paso Water will resume its normal billing and collection processes in February, while also continuing to offer payment plans for people who have fallen behind during the pandemic. Customers with overdue balances are encouraged to contact the water utility immediately to arrange payments to avoid having your service disconnected. When

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Biden signs immigration executive orders and establishes task force to reunite separated families

President Joe Biden signed three executive orders Tuesday that take aim at his predecessor’s hardline immigration policies and try to rectify the consequences of those policies, including by establishing a task force designed to reunite families separated at the US-Mexico border. The latest orders build upon the actions taken in Biden’s first days in office

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