The 5 things you should know this November 24: Spanish win and Japanese surprise in Qatar

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2022: When is it and how to see it.

Is the relentless rise of the dollar coming to an end? 

1. Spanish win and Japanese surprise

It was an unforgettable day in Qatar.

After the bump from Saudi Arabia to Argentina, another blow to the pools was not expected, but Japan arrived and came back from the game against Germany, unexpectedly defeating the four-time champion.

And although a Spanish victory over Costa Rica was foreseeable, the overwhelming 7-0 win was not. 

• Beyond the win: 5 figures that show the superiority of Spain against Costa Rica

• Who is Gavi, the young sensation of the Spanish national team?

• What do Argentina and Mexico need to qualify for the round of 16?

  Can both pass?

2. A congested Thanksgiving travel season

Travel during Thanksgiving is expected to reach nearly 98% of pre-pandemic volume, according to auto and travel club AAA.

With 54.6 million people on the move, it would be the third busiest since travel volume began tracking in 2000.

Full airports for Thanksgiving 1:16

3. The end of a 'nightmare' for 7 Americans in Venezuela

On October 1, a prison guard in Venezuela woke up five of the so-called "Citgo 6" early and told them to "dress appropriately."

The men changed into their yellow prison suits before the prison warden told them to change into civilian clothes.

“We said, 'Why?'

and he said: 'Well, because they are going home,'” José Pereira told CNN.

4. Is the relentless rise of the dollar coming to an end?

The history of financial markets and the world economy this year has been written in part by the substantial rise in the US dollar, which has shocked the world.

However, his breakneck rise may be coming to an end.

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5. Analysis |

Double defeat for Donald Trump

Donald Trump had a bad day in court on Tuesday, or, more accurately, in the courts.

The former president suffered a stunning defeat in the Supreme Court amid his long-running campaign to hide his tax returns.

And this was not his only setback.

They look for Pence to testify while Trump attacks the Court 1:57

at coffee time

What are Cristiano Ronaldo's numbers with Portugal?

These are his titles, goals and more

The soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, who returns to the World Cup this Thursday with the Portugal team against Ghana, has played 17 games in the World Cups and has scored 7 goals, but until now he has not managed to win any World Cup: a fourth place was the best result achieved by the Portuguese in the last 20 years.

Why is there so much additional time in the World Cup matches in Qatar?

Previously, there have been rumors that soccer matches should be shortened to appeal to a younger generation used to digesting content quickly.

However, in Qatar the public is experiencing longer than usual matches.

We explain it to you.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2022: When is it and how to see it

Thanksgiving Day arrives and, with it, the event that brings together millions in New York every year: the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, which this year will be held on November 24 and you can see from 09:00 am, Miami time.

What is happening with Jennifer Lopez's social networks?

What is Jennifer Lopez up to?

The social networks of the actress and singer were turned off this Tuesday and her followers try to find out what she means.

Dollar Tree's strategy of raising its prices to $1.25 is working

When Dollar Tree announced that it would raise its prices to $1.25, some of its customers protested and industry analysts questioned the decision.

But a year later, the controversial move appears to be paying off.

Dollar Tree's price hike could be a bad call 1:01

the figure of the day

$3.5 million

The US Food and Drug Administration approved Hemgenix, a new drug to treat hemophilia, for $3.5 million per treatment, making it the most expensive drug in the world.

quote of the day

“It was not about making a political statement: human rights are not negotiable (...).

Denying us the bracelet is the same as denying us the voice."

Germany national team players put their hands over their mouths during a team photo before their match against Japan at the World Cup, protesting the threat of sanctions from FIFA over the "OneLove" armband.

Germany demonstrates in Qatar 0:57

And to finish...

5 great controversies that marked the history of the soccer World Cups

From unclear goals to expulsions and murdered players: in the history of the soccer World Cups, great controversies arose that sparked intense debates.

Which of these five controversies do you remember?

5 controversies that marked the soccer World Cups 2:59