(CNN Spanish) - Happy holidays! How much do Latin American exmandatarios earn? Learn the story of the Peruvian boy who studied in the street and the Arab businessman who gave him a house. Also: the hangover cure after tonight's party. This is what you should know to start the day. First the truth. Subscribe to the newsletter
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Is Trump gaining ground?
As we close 2019 and enter 2020, it seems that Donald Trump is gaining ground, according to an analysis by Harry Enten. The polls show a significant movement of support for Trump in the last two months. The advantage of Joe Biden, a Democratic candidate, over the president in a potential confrontation has been reduced from 12 to 7 points, which is still the biggest advantage of any of the main Democrats against the president. Trump has reduced at least 4 points against the other Democratic candidates since October. Why the rebound?
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How much do Latin American exmandatarios earn?
As of January 1, 2020, the ex-presidents of Mexico will not have a life pension, according to a law approved by Congress. This is a forecast that several countries in Latin America, the United States and Spain have. Look here for the pensions that ex-tributaries receive monthly in the countries of the region. Look at the infographic.
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Boeing's head goes after a terrible year
Boeing chief executive Dennis Muilenburg resigned after a tumultuous period in which the company faced a series of setbacks, including two fatal accidents, delays and numerous problems with his 737 Max plane. Boeing continues to struggle to recover its most important product.
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Towards a new Constitution in Chile
The president of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, promulgated the constitutional reform that enables a plebiscite to modify the country's Constitution. In this way, the president formalizes the call for the population to participate in a citizen consultation in April 2020 to decide whether to create a Constituent Assembly that agrees to a new Constitution, or if a mechanism is created to modify the current Constitution.
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Fake Facebook accounts with photos of non-existent people
Artificially created faces of people who don't really exist are being used by fake Facebook accounts to trick users and play with the company's systems, the company reported. Experts who reviewed the accounts in question say that it is the first time they see that fraudulent images of this type are used at scale as part of a single social media campaign.
At coffee time
Why animals are not the perfect Christmas gift
Every year when Christmas approaches, people brainstorm to think about the perfect gift. The comfort and joy of a pet may seem like a great option, but pet shelters and animal welfare organizations do not advise.
What do people drink and eat in the world to fight the hangover?
These festivities often lead to the unpleasantness the morning after the celebrations. Since there is no magic hangover pill (not yet, at least), what can you do when your hand goes out? Here we tell you.
Arab businessman gives house to Peruvian boy
Víctor Angulo, the Peruvian boy who went viral after studying on the street because of the lack of light in his home, received a house as a gift from businessman Yaqoob Mubara.
The day's figure
More than 16,000
The growing problem of homelessness in California has led more than 16,000 people to live in their vehicles in Los Angeles. They are only a fraction of the almost 60,000 residents of the city who have no home.
The date of the day
“A fair judicial system is based on 2 principles: justice and rapid procedures. The judiciary today was fair to us, the children of Jamal Khashoggi. ”
Jamal Khashoggi's son, Salah Khashoggi, wrote in a tweet Monday about the death sentence on five people for the murder of his father.
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In Puerto Rico the decoration of this cave is a great attraction at Christmas
A cave decorated with thousands of Christmas lights, figures and carols has become one of the main attractions of the festivities in Puerto Rico.