The political drama that generates fears about democracy in El Salvador.
The shortage of these metals could worsen the climate crisis.
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Colombia's bloody protests could be a warning to the region
Thousands of Colombians continue to take to the streets to protest against police brutality and the economic cost of the pandemic, amid the extreme inequality in the nation.
As both problems are common in South America, and have been exacerbated by the pandemic, many international observers are watching Colombia's cycle of protests closely, looking for signs of deeper regional effects.
A long night of terror in Cali
Claudia López: This cannot be the life we give to Colombian youth
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How will the expertise of the subway that collapsed in Mexico City be carried out?
The Mexican flag flies at half mast.
Mexico City is in mourning.
The tragic accident in which a section of Line 12 of the capital's elevated subway collapsed has claimed the lives of at least 25 people and left dozens more injured.
Authorities are investigating what caused the crash, but residents have reported that there were already problems with the subway and that they had seen social media posts denouncing the failures.
How will the expertise be carried out?
Where can you see the list of the deceased and hospitalized by the tragedy?
We tell you.
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The world sent India help for covid-19.
Where is?
When the COVID-19 crisis in India passed the breaking point last month, dozens of countries pledged critical aid.
Planes filled with respirators, oxygen supplies and antiviral drugs began arriving last week.
But there is a problem: for many days, much of the cargo remained in airport hangars, while hospitals asked for more supplies.
We are beginning to see how the pandemic affected US births.
The anguish of those affected by covid-19 in India 7:08
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The political drama that generates fears about democracy in El Salvador
El Salvador's future of democracy is under global scrutiny after lawmakers teamed up with populist President Nayib Bukele over the weekend to replace all the judges of the Constitutional Court, the highest branch of the judicial system. from the country.
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They confirm the suspension of Donald Trump on Facebook
Facebook may continue to block former President Donald Trump from using its platform, the social network's Oversight Board said Wednesday.
The landmark ruling supports the company's decision to suspend Trump in January after riots in the US Capitol.
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Facebook must reevaluate Trump's indefinite suspension 1:11
At coffee time
Why You May Not Need 8 Glasses of Water a Day
Warmer weather prompts reminders to "stay hydrated" and drink eight glasses of water a day.
However, drinking more water than necessary can affect the body.
This is what you should keep in mind.
The shortage of these metals could worsen the climate crisis
The world will not be able to cope with the climate crisis unless there is a sharp increase in the supply of metals needed to produce electric cars, solar panels, wind turbines and other clean energy technologies, according to the International Energy Agency.
Climate crisis could worsen due to lack of metals 0:58
Peloton withdraws its treadmills after the death of a child and 70 injuries
Peloton recalled about 125,000 Tread + and Tread treadmills, admitting it was wrong to object to a request by a federal agency to do so, following reports of the death of a child and 70 injuries.
2-year-old boy is trapped under a 1:16 treadmill
China can't stop talking about Bill and Melinda Gates divorce
In China, Bill Gates reached a level of fame like almost no other Western businessman, and his divorce has generated a stir.
On Weibo, a platform similar to Twitter, a hashtag on the subject had had more than 830 million views as of Wednesday.
This is what Bill Gates said about their engagement in 1993 1:17
Zoom CEO's advice for those who telecommute
Like everything in life, moderation is essential, and when Zoom was founded 10 years ago, the intention was never to completely replace in-person interactions, its CEO explains here.
These are his tips for those who work from home.
They create an application to escape from meetings by Zoom 2:04
The number of the day
US $ 1 million
This is the price that a bottle of Bordeaux wine aged for 14 months on the International Space Station and which is now on sale could fetch.
They taste a bottle of wine that was in space 0:41
Quote of the day
“Trying to burn 10 policemen alive is frankly unacceptable, but having today, as I have in my city, 14 young people without an eye by rubber bullets fired by the riot squad is unacceptable too. That cannot be the future of democracy ”.
The mayor of Bogotá, Claudia López, referred to the acts of violence during the protests in Colombia, for which she asked the Ministry of Defense for support from the public forces.
Mayor of Bogotá rejects the militarization of Bogotá 2:31
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Why are The Simpsons so successful? A writer on the show explains
John Swartzwelder, a librettist for the hit show The Simpsons, who has a history of being very secretive, has given his first major interview while speaking to The New Yorker, explaining why freedom to write was the key to the show's success. the success.
The Simpsons writer explains the show's success 1:03