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Month: August 2021

The Mija Project teams up with Center Against Sexual and Family Violence for 2nd annual back-to-school drive

El Paso, Texas– The non-profit organization ‘Mija, Yes you can’ is partnering up with the Center Against Sexual and Family Violence for their second annual back-to-school drive. Last year the Mija’s were able to collect hundreds of school supply items and over $200 worth of gift cards and monetary donations that went directly to the

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‘A Band-Aid over a gaping hole’: Booster shots for the rich world won’t end the pandemic, experts warn

By Eliza Mackintosh, CNN The war against Covid-19 is changing, putting into stark relief the deepening divide between countries that have the weapons to fight the virus and those that don’t. As concerns mount over the highly contagious Delta variant, wealthy nations are tightening their grip on vaccine arsenals, while desperate people elsewhere in the

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Kim Raisner, la entrenadora de pentatlón moderno de Alemania descalificada de los Juegos Olímpicos por golpear un caballo

Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN) — La entrenadora de pentatlón moderno de Alemania, Kim Raisner, fue descalificada de Tokio 2020 por golpear a un caballo, dijo la Federación de Pentatlón Moderno (UIPM) en un comunicado el sábado. El incidente ocurrió cuando Raisner intentaba ayudar a la pentatleta moderna Annika Schleu, antes de su ronda de salto

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Interviews with former Justice Department officials provide new details on Trump efforts to undermine election results

By Evan Perez, CNN Justice Correspondent Two top former Justice Department officials sat for interviews with the Senate Judiciary Committee, providing detailed accounts of a tumultuous period in late December and early January during which a senior Justice Department lawyer sought to deploy the department’s resources in support of false voting fraud claims by former

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