The coronavirus forces to cancel until football in Italy. The new public charge rule in the US enters into force. They will honor Kobe Bryant at the Staples Center. There are carnivals in various parts of Latin America. In addition, Americans will need a new document to travel. This is what you should know to start the day. First the truth.

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The public charge rule becomes effective

As of this Monday, the public charge rule enters into force throughout the United States. Last month, a 5-4 vote in the Supreme Court approved the rule across the country, except in Illinois, because the state was governed by a separate court order. Now, while the litigation continues, the rule will be in force throughout the country. This measure has the potential to reshape legal immigration by limiting access to green cards for low-income immigrants. The most affected are those immigrants who are trying to obtain permanent legal status (or adjust it) and depend on public assistance. The rule was introduced in August 2019 by the Trump administration, but was taken to court and on January 27, 2020, the Supreme Court approved it.

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Coronavirus spreads in Europe

The coronavirus outbreak exceeded 78,000 cases globally on Sunday, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). And although most cases and deaths from the virus remain in mainland China, Italy has presented the largest outbreak outside of Asia. Given the increase in cases, events such as the Venice Carnival and several Serie A football matches were suspended. How does the coronavirus progress in Europe, the Middle East and Asia? We tell you here.

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The great tribute to Kobe Bryant

Fans of NBA legend Kobe Bryant will meet Monday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to pay tribute to the missing star and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna, who also died in the helicopter crash last January. The date, seen as written in the United States, 2/24, is symbolic since Bryant used the number 24 during the last part of his illustrious NBA career and his daughter used the 2 in his youth basketball teams.

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Will the founder of WikiLeaks face justice in the US?

In a court in London the discussion began on Monday to decide if Australian Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, should be extradited to the United States, where he would face 18 charges related to obtaining classified information from the government.

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A new document to travel in the United States

About two-thirds of the US state driver's licenses they do not comply with a security law after September 11, 2001 (9/11), which will take effect on October 1, 2020. Those who do not have that requirement will not be able to fly if they do not have other forms of REAL ID. that agree with the law. What is this all about? Learn more here.

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Carnivals!

They are holidays: at the moment there is carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and in Barranquilla, Colombia. Tuesday will be the famous Mardi Gras in New Orleans. A day later: Ash Wednesday.

Who should Tyson Fury face?

After defeating Deontay Wilder with authority, Briton Tyson Fury has two options: a third fight with his last opponent or looking for a new opponent. What should I do?

Haaland, the sensation of world football

The Norwegian Erling Haaland is a figure of Germany's Dortmund and at 19 he already exceeds in certain things Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. The latter will be in the Champions League on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The heartbreaking letter from a child to save his dog

A 12-year-old boy in Mexico left his puppy outside a shelter, with a stuffed animal and a touching letter: he wanted to avoid the wrath of his abusive father. Watch the full story here.

The day's figure

US $ 27.8 billion
In that sum, the International Air Transport Association estimates the impact of the coronavirus on the global airline sector.

The date of the day

"In Nevada, we have just formed a multigenerational and multiracial coalition that will not only win in Nevada, but will spread throughout this country."
Words of Bernie Sanders when winning the victory in the party assemblies of Nevada.

And to finish…

A man finds a hive with more than 100,000 bees hidden in the shed of his house

The owner of a house in California knew that he had a problem with the bees in the backyard shed, but he was not prepared to find a hive of more than 31 kilos.