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Month: February 2021

Rusia vacuna a Latinoamérica contra el coronavirus: así fue cómo la vacuna Sputnik V se extendió por la región

(CNN) — Rusia se está convirtiendo en un importante proveedor de vacunas contra el covid-19 para América Latina, una medida que podría tener consecuencias duraderas en la configuración del mundo pospandémico y afectar aún más el prestigio de Estados Unidos en la región. Si bien Moscú enfrenta protestas en su país y la condena por

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What does Warren Buffett see in Chevron?

Many investors are increasingly hesitant to hold shares of oil and gas companies as a global energy transition gathers steam. Not Warren Buffett. What’s happening: Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway just disclosed a new stake in Chevron, the second largest oil firm in the United States. The $4.1 billion investment could have been spearheaded by Berkshire investment

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US retail sales jump 5.3% in January

Retail sales increased last month, the Commerce Department said Wednesday, marking their first increase since September. Retail sales grew 5.3% in January from the prior month, beating out economists’ projections. Economists surveyed by Refinitiv expected sales to grow 1.1%. The Commerce Department also revised December’s data lower to a 1% decline from 0.7%. Top retailers

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This Mohawk woman has been fighting the feds to get her status for 20 years

Click here for updates on this story     SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (CTV News) — Cheryl Diane Hutley has been fighting with the federal government for more than 20 years. Her father, her grandmother, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather all had full status and its accompanying benefits under the Indian Act of 1876. However, that’s never been the case for

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Los demócratas y Biden preparan proyecto de ley que proporcionaría un camino hacia la ciudadanía para inmigrantes indocumentados

(CNN) — La administración de Biden, junto con los demócratas del Capitolio, se está preparando para develar esta semana una legislación que busca brindar un camino hacia la ciudadanía a los 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en Estados Unidos. Durante décadas, los legisladores han intentado reformar el sistema de inmigración de Estados Unidos

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Right-wing justices think religion is under siege. Will the full Supreme Court follow?

The Supreme Court has increasingly exempted religious believers from government regulations, and it is clear by their statements that individual justices on the right think religion is under siege in America. Earlier this month, the justices spared churches from California’s Covid-19 restrictions on large indoor gatherings. In late November, the justices ruled for New York

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El Paso sees 41 added virus deaths, 2nd-highest number of Covid fatalities reported in a single day

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso Department of Public Health reported 41 coronavirus-related deaths Wednesday morning, elevating the county’s pandemic death toll to 1,926. It’s important to note that the health department has routinely acknowledged that these virus deaths don’t usually happen on the same day. It said these deaths happened over a

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