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This is how the trial of the ex-cop who knelt over George Floyd progresses. Effects of the chaos in the Suez Canal will be felt in the coming months. Lil Nas X releases unofficial 'Nike Satan' sneakers containing human blood. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. | World | CNN


This is how the trial of the ex-cop who knelt over George Floyd progresses.

Effects of the chaos in the Suez Canal will be felt in the coming months.

Lil Nas X releases unofficial 'Nike Satan' sneakers containing human blood.

This is what you need to know to start the day

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Truth first

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WHO: Covid-19 came from an animal, not a laboratory

Covid-19 was probably transmitted to people through an animal and is believed to have begun to spread between one or two months before it was detected in December 2019. This is established in the draft of the final report of the investigation on virus made by the World Health Organization.

The report also states that the least likely source of the virus is a laboratory.

Hours earlier, one of the organization's international experts who visited Wuhan said that the wildlife trade in China is the most likely route through which covid-19 could spread from the original animal source, possibly bats, to the humans.

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This is how the trial of the policeman who knelt over George Floyd progresses

This Tuesday the trial continues against former police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a case that sparked demonstrations and demands for racial justice in the United States.

On the first day of the trial, prosecutors revealed that Chauvin knelt on Floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, that is, longer than 8:46, which became a symbol of police brutality.

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Effects of chaos in the Suez Canal will be felt in the coming months

Although the ship that blocked the Suez Canal was freed for almost a week, the effects of the chaos are far from over.

Especially for companies that depend on timely deliveries of raw materials, parts and products.

Even before the Ever Given ship ran aground, supply chains had been stretched to the limit.

There are now more than 360 ships waiting to use the canal.

As traffic begins to move again, it will take days to fix the delay, further affecting the delivery time of products on their way to customers.

Impacts of the blockade on the Suez Canal just begin 2:47

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The war against covid-19 in the Trump White House

The six top U.S. doctors who spearheaded the fight against COVID-19 in former President Trump's administration broke the silence.

They revealed to CNN the real challenges they faced during the national fight against COVID-19 in 2020: death threats, mixed messages and, in some cases, being prevented from sharing information with national audiences.

  • ANALYSIS |

    Those killed by the US pandemic deserve accountability after the revelations of Deborah Birx

Birx and Fauci reveal what it was like to work with Trump 3:32

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Victoria Salazar, the Salvadoran migrant who died in a police operation in Tulum

The relatives of Victoria Salazar, the woman who lost her life in Tulum due to a fracture in the spine at the time of her arrest, expressed their impotence and request the coordination of the Mexican and Salvadoran authorities to be able to travel to collect the body.

An autopsy performed on Salazar revealed a fracture in the upper part of the spine, according to the Quintana Roo Prosecutor's Office.

The entity pointed out that the injuries are compatible with the maneuvers applied at the time of his arrest.

For his part, the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, said that Victoria Salazar “was brutally treated and murdered.

It is a fact that fills us with pain, pain and shame ».

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Victoria Salazar arrived in Mexico looking for decent work 4:11

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Lil Nas X releases unofficial 'Nike Satan' sneakers containing human blood

Rapper Lil Nas X released a controversial pair of "Satan Shoe" sneakers featuring a bronze pentagram, an inverted cross and a drop of real human blood.

This stray dog ​​always stole the same stuffed unicorn from a Dollar General

The cutest thief was rewarded after he kept stealing a purple unicorn from a Dollar General.

The heart shrinks when there is no gravity, study reveals

When American astronaut Scott Kelly spent nearly a year in space, his heart sank despite exercising six days a week.

This is how the human heart adapts to space 1:19

7 out of 10 people hospitalized for covid-19 have not fully recovered 5 months after discharge

A new study found that only 29% of people said they felt fully recovered, while more than 90% of people had at least one persistent symptom and most experienced an average of nine continuous symptoms.

The number of the day

90%

US President Joe Biden announced that 90% of adults will be eligible to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in three weeks.


Biden wants 90% of adults to get vaccinated in April 0:59

Quote of the day

"Words of condemnation or concern are frankly hollow to the people of Myanmar as the military junta commits mass killings against them"

UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews said it was time for the world to act on the events in Myanmar.

Russia and China have interests in Myanmar, says analyst 1:34

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And to finish…

Spectacular drone video shows river of lava flowing down Iceland's erupting volcano

Drone records lava river in erupting volcano in Iceland 0:55

Hundreds of tourists have traveled to Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula to see a volcano erupt in the area.

A drone recorded an impressive video of the activity of this volcano.

Source: cnnespanol

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