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Month: March 2021

Menores duermen en colchonetas dentro de cápsulas de plástico abarrotadas: así es una instalación en la frontera entre EE.UU. y México

(CNN) — Menores acostados uno al lado del otro dentro de cápsulas de plástico. Estantes repletos de suministros, incluidos biberones y pañales. Niñas acurrucadas en un corralito —donde también duermen por la noche— que cantan y colorean con crayones. El desafío que enfrenta el Gobierno de Biden en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México

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Even with a restraining order on installation, the Forever Marilyn statue is still on track to return to Palm Springs

A judge issued a temporary restraining order Monday, March 29th, to halt the installation of the Forever Marilyn statue. This is in reference to the opposition group, Committee to Relocate Marilyn (CReMa), and their lawsuit on the statue returning to Palm Springs on Museum Way. “The people who support Marilyn in front of the museum

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Presentan cargos contra hombre de Mexicali acusado de transportar los migrantes que se vieron envueltos en un tragico accidente

Un hombre de Mexicali fue acusado en una corte federal de organizar el evento de contrabando que condujo a un accidente que mató a 13 personas cerca de Holtville, California, el 2 de marzo de 2021. Otras 25 personas resultaron heridas, y varias necesitaron ser trasladadas por aire al Desert Regional Medical Center en Palm

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Volkswagen of America said its name was changing. Now it admits it was just a disaster of an April Fool’s stunt

In a move intended to reflect its new push into electric vehicles, Volkswagen’s US arm said Tuesday it was changing its name to “Voltswagen.” Yes, really. Except, not really. On Tuesday afternoon, the company admitted that the whole thing was a tongue-in-cheek deception that had turned into an utter disaster. “Volkswagen of America will not

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