Today the world commemorates the victims of the Holocaust.
These are the armies in the world with the most tanks in their arsenals.
The video of the death of Tire Nichols will be released this Friday.
What is it like to travel to all the countries of the world.
This is what you need to know to start the day.
First the truth
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1. The Holocaust also had an impact in Latin America
That the Holocaust, the systematic persecution and annihilation of Jews perpetrated by Nazi Germany, occurred some 8,000 kilometers from Latin America, could suggest that the region stayed far from this tragedy that occurred between 1933 and 1945. But it was not.
This Friday, don't miss Proyecto Ser Humano's "Anti-Semitism in the Americas" special at 10 PM Miami time.
What is antisemitism?
History and present
What was the Holocaust?
What did it mean and how many dead did it leave?
5 movies and documentaries to watch on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
2. The video about the death of Tire Nichols will be released this Friday
Tire Nichols died three days after he was pulled over by Memphis police for alleged reckless driving on January 7.
For now, two of the five former police officers involved in Nichols' death will be charged with manslaughter, among other charges.
Police will release a video with images of the incident.
Follow the latest on the case here.
Timeline of investigations into the death of Tire Nichols following a traffic stop and arrest by Memphis police
They file charges against former police officers for a death that shocks the US 2:24
3. These are the armies in the world with the most tanks in their arsenals
Russia's war in the Ukraine has brought an old weapon of war back to center stage: the tank.
Tanks had their baptism of fire during World War I, and they dominated the battlefields in World War II.
Since then, nations have continued to develop, and these steel beasts remain at the center of modern armies, even in the age of drones, satellites, attack helicopters, and powerful man-portable anti-tank missiles.
Which countries have the most tanks in their arsenals?
Vladimir Putin's difficulties in 2023
What are the most powerful armies in NATO?
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4. What we know about the murder of the 23-year-old DJ Valentina Trespalacios
Colombian authorities are investigating the murder of 23-year-old Valentina Trespalacios, for which her boyfriend John Poulos was arrested in Panama when he was about to travel to Istanbul, the National Police reported after receiving an alert from Interpol.
Preliminary forensic examinations revealed that the young woman would have died of mechanical suffocation and that her body showed signs of having been subjected to force before dying.
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5. This is how they discover new species in Patagonia (before they become extinct)
On the Pacific fringe of Chile lies a biological paradise.
Along the Patagonian coast, surrounded by majestic snow-capped mountains, corals live among some of the deepest fjords in the world.
Here scientists have discovered new species and there are still areas that need to be documented.
But even when the secrets of the reef are revealed, there is trouble in paradise.
Patagonia: a biodiversity paradise on the Chilean coast 2:24
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ChatGPT passes graduate exams in Law and Business schools
The AI chatbot is smart enough to pass prestigious graduate exams, albeit not with particularly high marks
This is how Microsoft could incorporate ChatGPT into its products 1:20
What is it like to travel to all the countries of the world?
After decades of traveling, both separately and together, Rachel Davey and Martina Sebova had each visited more than 100 of the 195 UN-recognized countries and territories around the world.
This is the story of how they met the rest.
What does it mean that the Earth's core could have slowed down?
A new study suggests that Earth's core may have stopped and may even be going the other way.
But how does this affect our daily life?
We tried to find some answers.
The Earth's core slowed down and would rotate in the opposite direction, according to a study 1:56
A common manicure tool can damage DNA and cause cancerous mutations
Radiation from nail dryers can damage DNA and cause cancer-causing mutations in human cells, a new study has found, and that might make you wonder if getting a gel manicure and pedicure is worth the risk. .
Frequent use of nail drying device could cause cancer 0:43
Chelsea Handler says she 'didn't know' she was taking Ozempic
There has been a lot of talk recently about celebrities using Ozempic, a drug used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, to lose weight.
Chelsea Handler now shares that she was one of those celebrities, though she initially didn't know it.
the figure of the day
2.9%
The US economy grew 2.9% in the fourth quarter, more than expected.
quote of the day
"Being gay is not a crime"
Pope Francis spoke again about homosexuality, a thorny issue for the Catholic Church.
This time, although he made it clear that "it is not a crime", he reaffirmed that it is a "sin" in the religious conception.
And to finish...
Gerard Piqué makes his first publication with Clara Chía, but still keeps photos with Shakira
Just months after the announcement of the separation of Shakira and Gerard Piqué, the Spanish soccer player published his first photograph with Clara Chía.
However, he still keeps images of him with the Colombian singer on social networks.
Find out all the details and what his followers say.
Piqué publishes his first photo with Clara Chía 1:03