Chaos in Mexico City after the collapse of a section of the subway.
Why are many in the US still not feeling the effects of the economic boom?
This is how the "popular pots" of Uruguay work.
This is what you need to know to start the day
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Tragedy in the Mexico City subway
An elevated section of the Mexico City subway collapsed on Monday night causing the fall of some cars with passengers inside.
The accident left several dead, including minors, and dozens of injured, according to Claudia Sheinbaum, head of government of the Mexican capital.
Sheinbaum also said that the causes that caused the structure to collapse will be investigated.
A security camera recorded the moment of the collapse.
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Covid-19 variant identified in India - here's what you need to know
There is no question: India is going through the worst covid-19 outbreak in the world.
Hospitals overwhelmed.
Lack of medical oxygen.
Slow roll out of vaccination.
And numbers of deaths and infections that do not stop increasing.
Here's what you need to know about variant B.1.617 that was found in India.
Why are so many people avoiding the second dose of the covid-19 vaccine (and why they shouldn't)
Without oxygen, several people die in hospital in India 3:32
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Why many in the US are still not feeling the effects of the economic boom
The US economy is recovering as the pandemic weakens.
The forecasts are hopeful.
However, the rebound is incomplete and uneven, leaving millions of Americans without the benefits of the financial boost, for now.
Analysis by Matt Egan.
Molina: Biden reminded me of Roosevelt because it gives hope 1:22
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First family reunifications in Biden's term
Four separated immigrant families on the U.S.-Mexico border during the Trump administration will meet this week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced.
This marks the first reunifications in the term of President Joe Biden.
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Biden: Let's End Our War on Immigration 2:36
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UN Human Rights denounces attacks and threats in Cali
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Colombia, Juliette de Rivero, says members of her commission have been threatened and attacked in Cali, while investigating protests against a tax reform bill.
In a statement on her verified Twitter account, the commissioner on Tuesday accused local police of shooting at members of the UN Human Rights Colombia commission, but said no one had been injured.
CNN has contacted the Mayor's Office, the Governor's Office and the Police Department to obtain a response to the accusation.
They have yet to respond publicly to Rivero's claims.
Colombia stands up and resists with love, says activist 4:33
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The European Union plans the opening for vaccinated tourists
After almost a year of closed borders, the European Union could open its doors in June to fully vaccinated vacationers from countries with low rates of covid-19 infection.
Vaccinated Americans May Travel to Europe 0:24
Americans don't get the mental health treatment they need, report says
Americans do not receive the mental health care they need during the worst pandemic in a century, according to a report.
This is especially true in the case of the very young, the elderly and the most impoverished, those most affected by illness, death and the economic uncertainty caused by COVID-19.
3 tips for good mental health 1:29
This is how the «popular pots» of Uruguay work
In the "popular pot," Uruguay's version of a soup kitchen during the pandemic, the mission is simple: feed those who have gone through difficult times during the covid-19 pandemic, although others are also welcome.
Popular pots in Uruguay feed up to a hundred people a day 3:14
When to stop drinking coffee to get a good night's sleep
Many of us start our days the same way: with a cup of coffee or tea.
Here, a specialist explains to us when to consume caffeine wisely and what is considered too much.
How much coffee can I drink without fear of not sleeping?
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World's tallest infinity pool opens in Dubai
There are few sensations as liberating as swimming outdoors, under a blue sky that stretches to the horizon.
Well, now you can do it in Dubai at 300 meters above sea level.
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Dubai adds another Guinness record, that of the tallest infinity pool in the world.
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The pool is part of the Address Beach Resort at Jumeirah Gate, a striking new building that opened on Dubai's waterfront in December.
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The pool is 1.2 meters deep at the deepest point and contains about 500 cubic meters of water.
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The pool is only open to hotel guests, but you can enjoy the views from the Zeta Seventy Seven restaurant.
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The sky bridge connecting the upper part of Jumeirah Gate houses luxury apartments.
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There are 217 rooms and suites at the hotel and nearly 1,000 apartments at the Address Beach Residences.
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The pool is 293.906 meters high, which is about nine-tenths the height of the Eiffel Tower.
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At 94.84 meters long and 16.5 meters wide, it is almost twice as long as an Olympic swimming pool.
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The number of the day
US $ 5,000 million
Verizon exits the media business: it sold AOL and Yahoo for this amount to private equity firm Apollo Global Management.
Quote of the day
"The 2020 presidential election was not stolen (...) anyone who claims it was is spreading THE BIG LIE, turning their back on the rule of law and poisoning our democratic system."
Republican Representative Liz Cheney publicly rejected the most recent false accusations by former President Donald Trump, who said he would have won the 2020 election were it not for the "fraudulent" votes.
Day selection
This electric grill is almost 40% off
The Taurus Grill Tostare is back on sale at its all-time low.
It will allow you to prepare delicious sandwiches and paninis.
And to finish…
The sky will surprise astronomy lovers in May
A total lunar eclipse and the opportunity to observe three planets at the same time without the need for a telescope are just some of the surprises that the May sky will offer.
Here, all the dates and details, so as not to miss any.
These events will mark the sky of the month of May 1:11
