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30Jan

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López Obrador reappears after being infected with covid with the promise of overcoming the pandemic in Mexico

The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, this Friday at the National Palace.MEXICO'S PRESIDENCY / ReutersAndrés Manuel López Obrador has appeared in public for the first time since it became known that he was infected with coronavirus last weekend. "I present myself with you so that there are no rumors or misunderstandings, I am fine, although I still have to rest," said the Mexican president in a recorded message this Friday, after doubts about his health were raised. His speech has focused on fighting the pandemic, which has reached its peak in the country after exceeding 155,000 deaths, and on strengthening the image that the fight against the virus is at the top of his list of priorities. as head of state."I am very confident that we are going to move forward, I am op...

30Jan

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John and the Hole: Empty psychodrama squanders initial promise | Sundance 2021

OROne of the most common and frustrating sub-genres of festival movies is one that is assembled with a high level of craftsmanship, a beautifully wrapped gift that urges us to see what's inside. But once opened, you discover there is nothing there, a cruel trap that disappoints and then compounds, a problem faced by first director Pascual Sisto's disappointing psychodrama, John and the Hole.The script, by Alejandro González Iñárritu collaborator Nicolás Giacobone, offers a tempting montage. John (Charlie Shotwell) is a dead-eyed 13-year-old boy who lives with his wealthy family in a luxurious house surrounded by forests. After coming across a nearby bunker, John decides to drug his parents (Michael C Hall and Jennifer Ehle) and his sister (Taissa Farmiga) and leave them there. As th...

30Jan

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A panel of judges allows the US to expel unaccompanied minors

The wall on the US-Mexico border. EFE A panel of circuit judges in Washington on Friday allowed border agents to expel unaccompanied undocumented children entering the country, thereby stopping a previous order from a lower court that had blocked these actions. Judges Gregory Katsas, Neomi Rao and Justin Walker of the Circuit Court of U.S In the capital they...

30Jan

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Cori Bush Says She Will Walk Away From GOP Extremists’ Office Over Security Concerns | Cori bush

Sign up for The Guardian's First Thing newsletterDemocratic Rep. Cori Bush said she will move her office away from Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene's due to security concerns after Greene and her staff reprimanded her and refused to wear masks.“I have worked in fast food. I have worked in childcare. I have worked in health. I've never been in a work environment like this before, ”Bush said in an interview with MSNBC's Joy Reid on Friday night.Earlier in the day, Bush, a first-year representative from Missouri, had said in a statement that staff working for Greene, the newly elected Georgia congresswoman who supports the pro-Trump, anti-Semitic and racist conspiracy theory of QAnon had yelled at him in hiding. tunnel connected to congressional office buildings: "Stop inciting violen...

30Jan

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Eating this type of fish could reduce the risk of Covid, a new study suggests

A new study suggests that the consumption of fatty fish is a magnificent complement to strengthen the immune system thanks to its omega-3 content and great anti-inflammatory properties. Photo: Valeria Boltneva / Pexels The pandemic caused by COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on the world health. That is why everything that helps us prevent get the virus it is well received and it is well known that feeding is one of the more powerful tools. A large part of the COVID-19 prevention is to ensure that the immune system be in the best possible shape to fight infections. In such a way that even if the new coronarvirus, It will be a lot least likely present serious complications compared to those who suffer from a weakened immune system. Part key to s...

30Jan

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Australia’s Coronavirus Vaccine Launch Hits As EU Empowers Itself to Block Exports | Australia News

Europe's dramatic decision to impose export controls on vaccine manufacturers could affect the launch of the jab in Australia, after the country was left off a list of nations exempted from the new restrictions.Overnight on Friday, the European Union sparked a global diplomatic row when it went ahead with the threat to impose sweeping powers that would allow it to block shipments of the bloc's Covid-19 vaccine.The decision, which had been telegraphed by the European Commission, came a week after pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca revealed that it would reduce deliveries of its vaccine to Europe by 60% in the first quarter due to production problems at a factory in Belgium.The deficit has sparked a tense diplomatic dispute between Brussels and the United Kingdom. Europe had expressed conc...

30Jan

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Newcastle United-Everton Preview – Sports Illustrated

Jordan Pickford made another big mistake when Everton drew Leicester City, and Carlo Ancelotti is undecided on whether the England goalkeeper will play Newcastle United.After a series of terrible mistakes earlier in the season, Pickford had gone several games without making any mistakes as Everton corrected their form to put themselves in contention for a place in the Champions League.However, he couldn't avoid a rather tame punch from Youri Tielemans as fit Leicester fought back to cancel James Rodriguez's stun on Wednesday.The next step for Everton is Newcastle, a team where Sunderland's childhood fan Pickford has made mistakes before.Pickford was eliminated by Robin Olsen in Everton's loss at St James' Park earlier in the season, and Ancelotti is keen to rotate his goalkeepers again....

30Jan

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Manchester United-Arsenal Preview – Sports Illustrated

Martin Odegaard has always been fighting a "losing battle" compared to Lionel Messi, but he has the characteristics to thrive at Arsenal, says Mikel Arteta, whose team will face Manchester United on Saturday.Arsenal closed a deal to take Norwegian international Odegaard on loan from Real Madrid until the end of the season on Wednesday.Odegaard was signed by Los Blancos de Stromsgodset as a prodigious teenager and was very impressive in a temporary stint with Real Sociedad last season, creating 62 chances in 31 LaLiga appearances.Arteta is enthusiastic about Odegaard's qualities but urged caution, saying comparisons to Barcelona's great Messi don't help."I would not even come close to that name you just mentioned (Messi) because it is a losing battle in my opinion. Martín is Martín," Art...

30Jan

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Bombs found near the Capitol were placed before January 6

Two new arrested for the assault on the Capitol 1:28 (CNN) –– Two homemade bombs discovered on January 6 near the headquarters of the Democratic and Republican parties were put on the night before the insurrection on Capitol Hill, the FBI reported this Friday. Federal authorities again increased the reward for information about the person responsible. They also released new details and photos of a suspect on Friday. In this way they underscored the urgency with which the Department of Justice treats this angle of investigation. Which continues to be one of the most worrying mysteries for the security forces. A new poster of "Wanted" says the bombs near the Capitol were located between 7:30 and 8:30 pm on Ja...

30Jan

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Brazil expects 100 deaths a day in Manaus without a massive evacuation of patients to other states | International

Municipal employees collect the body of a nonagenarian who died from complications of the covid at her home in Manaus.Edmar Barros / APThe health crisis in the largest urban nucleus in Amazonia, Manaus (Brazil), is still in an extremely acute phase. The Brazilian Minister of Health, General Eduardo Pazuello, has warned in a dramatic intervention this Friday that without radical measures it is impossible to stabilize the situation. "Without the evacuation (to other States) of 1,500 patients (...) 80, 100 people will continue to die a day because ICUs are not created overnight," he predicted two weeks after at least 50 people died from suffocation. lack of oxygen in city hospitals.The state attorney general is investigating the minister for those deaths given that he was officially info...