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Month: March 2021

Philippines orders more than 25 million people into lockdown over Easter as Covid-19 cases soar

Millions of people in the Philippines won’t be celebrating Easter as normal this year after the majority Catholic country imposed a strict lockdown in the capital and nearby provinces. Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque announced the lockdown Saturday after the country reported 9,838 new Covid-19 cases — the country’s highest single day increase, according to official

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Another Covid-19 surge is avoidable, top health officials say. Here’s what could fuel or curb another spike

The US may face another Covid-19 surge soon — one that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief says “truly is avoidable.” “We have seen cases and hospital admissions move from historic declines to stagnations, to increases,” CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a White House Covid-19 briefing on Friday. “And we know

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Biden administration working to develop a system for people to prove they’ve been vaccinated

The Biden administration is currently working to develop a system for people to prove they’ve been vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to a senior administration official. Multiple government agencies are engaged in conversations and planning, coordinated by the White House, as this kind of system will play a role in multiple aspects of life, including

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Las autoridades consideran nuevas opciones de rescate a medida que la crisis en canal de Suez se acerca a su séptimo día

(CNN) — La Autoridad del Canal de Suez (SCA, por sus siglas en inglés) considera nuevas opciones de rescate para mover el barco que ha bloqueado el canal de Suez durante seis días, lo que incluye excavar más cerca de la parte delantera del barco o, alternativamente, prepararse para aligerar la enorme carga del buque

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EE.UU. cuestiona arresto de exfuncionarios del gobierno interino en Bolivia y pide su libertad y realizar una investigación independiente

(CNN Español) — El gobierno de Estados Unidos dijo este sábado que el arresto y encarcelamiento preventivo de exfuncionarios del gobierno interino de Bolivia representan «signos crecientes de comportamiento antidemocrático y politización del sistema legal» en el país, por lo que exhortó al gobierno del presidente Luis Arce a que los libere, llamado que la

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