Vaccines are not likely to completely eradicate COVID-19.

What's next for the other three ex-officers charged in George Floyd's death?

This is what you need to know to start the day.

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Kamala Harris promises to work for Guatemalans to stay in their country

US Vice President Kamala Harris and Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei met virtually to address the immigration issue.

Harris said that it is necessary to address the "factors that we call root causes of immigration," such as poverty and lack of economic opportunities, in order to "offer hope for the people of Guatemala to remain in their homes."

• In addition: Kamala Harris announces that the United States will send US $ 310 million in humanitarian aid to Central America

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Vaccines may not completely eradicate COVID-19

Vaccines will not completely eliminate covid-19, although they could make it an endemic disease, and that is good news.

Those are the conclusions of a study from the University of Oxford.

Dr. Elmer Huerta analyzes the conclusions and refreshes us basic concepts about infectious diseases.

What's more:

• India sinks deeper into coronavirus crisis

• Biden to announce new CDC guidelines for mask use

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What Biden's First 100 Days Could Tell Us About the Rest of His Presidency

Although skeptics predicted that Biden could be a hesitant leader who would focus too much on vague bipartisan deals, fearing to shake the boat, he has proven to be the opposite, says analyst Julian Zelizer.

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US Supreme Court takes state secrets case

The Supreme Court agreed to take over a case involving Abu Zubaydah, named as an associate of Osama bin Laden, who is currently in Guantánamo prison and whose lawyers are trying to obtain classified information from former CIA contractors about his detention abroad.

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What's next for the other three ex-officers charged in George Floyd's death?

With Derek Chauvin's convictions secured, the other three former Minneapolis Police officers who were on the scene during George Floyd's death last May will be tried in August.

At coffee time

What we really learned at the Oscars

For critic Gene Seymour, the Oscars confirmed a truth in Hollywood: nobody knows anything.

Did you get vaccinated?

These are all the free things you can get (in the US)

As COVID-19 vaccines become more available, companies want to reward Americans who have been vaccinated with special offers after receiving their vaccines.

Did you get vaccinated?

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London's new transparent Sky Pool is the first pool of its kind

A new swimming pool suspended between two skyscrapers 35 meters above the ground is the largest freestanding acrylic pool structure in the world.

What languages ​​are easier (and more difficult) to learn for people whose first language is English?

Here are some examples of languages, ordered from least to greatest with respect to the number of hours an average student needs to master them.

A man lost 68 kilos during quarantines.

Now he seeks to achieve a number that is not measured in kilos

Kyle White managed to lose weight in a remarkable way, but his next goal has nothing to do with the scale.

The number of the day

9.8 million

The Oscars had their lowest audience ever.

The prestigious awards show drew an average of 9.8 million viewers for ABC on Sunday, according to early Nielsen numbers.

Quote of the day

"Execution"

Lawyer for Andrew Brown Jr.'s family says video of the deadly shooting by police shows an 'execution'.

Day selection

A Fitbit smartwatch with a 40% discount

With this watch it will be easier to monitor your exercise, see your progress and receive notifications without having to take your cell phone out of your bag or pocket.

And to finish…

Man jumps through car window to stop dangerous driver

Like a scene from an action movie, this man performed a stunt jump to neutralize a dangerous driver in Skanderbeg Square in Tirana, Albania.

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