Today is the launch of the SpaceX and NASA manned mission. The world sacrificed its elders in the race to protect hospitals. The time Trump has spent playing golf during his presidency. This is what you should know to start the day. Truth first.

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Urgency in Venezuela

For Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the Johns Hopkins University Centers for Public Health and Human Rights and Humanitarian Health, Venezuela urgently needs humanitarian aid to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

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The catastrophe in nursing homes

The world sacrificed its elders in the race to protect hospitals. The result was a catastrophe in nursing homes. In the UK, for example, nursing home staff and experts attributed at least part of the blame for the higher number of deaths in Europe to the prioritization of hospitals over these facilities. This is the panorama.

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Warmer weather: other concerns

The warmer climate in the Northern Hemisphere means that it is time to be vigilant about ticks and Lyme disease. As the warm climate in the northern hemisphere makes people go outside to enjoy the outdoors, some encounter stubborn pests, with no regard for social distance. Forget about staying two meters away: ticks look for blood in the most difficult to reach places of the human body.

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Equality marriage

Costa Rica became the first country in Central America to approve equal marriage. Costa Rica thus joins the group of almost 30 countries where same-sex marriage is legal. Look here where it is legal and where it is illegal.

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Latin America, fourth epicenter of the pandemic

Now, the World Health Organization confirms that South America has become the fourth epicenter of the pandemic. In total, there are already almost 700,000 cases of covid-19 accounted for in the region, and Brazil is considered to be the most affected country. See the analysis of Doctor Elmer Huerta in the podcast “Coronavirus: reality vs. fiction".

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• Latin America surpasses Europe and the USA in the daily number of reported covid-19 cases, says the director of PAHO ·
• Peru seemed to be doing everything right. So how did it become a hotspot for covid-19?

At coffee time

An airline resumed flights to Italy, but its plane had to be returned when it found the airport closed

We are all very excited to be able to travel again, but German airline Eurowings could be more anxious than most.

Coronavirus Trends: Most Wanted in Latin America and the US

The coronavirus arrived in Latin America three months ago, when on February 26 Brazil confirmed the first contagion. Since then, the numbers have been increasing, and so have internet searches for the pandemic. Here we leave you the main questions that are asked in the countries.

The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs struck at the 'deadliest possible' angle

The city-sized asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago, condemning dinosaurs to extinction, came from the northeast at a steep angle, maximizing the amount of climate-changing gases released into the atmosphere.

Why does New Hampshire want help counting its bats?

New Hampshire is focusing its attention on bats this summer. Fish and Game officials in the state are looking for volunteers to count bats.

The number of the day

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According to CNN accounts, Donald Trump has spent 266 days of his presidency on a golf course.

The appointment of the day

"Governments cannot advance on individual liberties"

The Minister of the Supreme Court of Argentina, Ricardo Lorenzetti, assured on CNN Primera Mañana that the measures taken in the face of the pandemic "must respect the rule of law" and cannot be permanent. "They should focus on where the virus is transmitted," he says.

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What you need to know about the SpaceX and NASA manned mission

It will be the first time since 2011 that a space launch with astronauts has been made from American soil. The launch this Wednesday, May 27 is part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program. This is what you should know.