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Month: May 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Metro de la Ciudad de México opera con menos dinero que hace seis años; experto dicen que podría haber influido en accidente

(CNN Español) — Año tras año, el metro de la Ciudad de México ha recibido menor presupuesto para su operación mientras en los últimos dos años se han registrado diversos incidentes o accidentes, en algunos casos fatales. Según registros gubernamentales, en este año, el Sistema Colectivo de Transporte, el organismo que opera el metro de

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Pediatricians prepare to vaccinate youngest Covid-19 shot recipients yet

A delivery of 1,000 Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine doses arrived at Sandhills Pediatrics in Southern Pines, North Carolina early Monday morning. Dr. Christoph Diasio, a pediatrician at the office, is preparing to start vaccinating his patients as soon as possible. The US Food and Drug Administration authorized Pfizer/BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine for children and teens ages 12-15 Monday. Now Diasio

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Newsom proposes giving two of every three California residents $600 as recall campaign heats up

California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, facing a Republican-led recall, said Monday he wants to return the state’s enormous $75.7 billion budget surplus to the pockets of taxpayers via an expanded stimulus check program he says would benefit two out of every three residents. The $12 billion proposal would amount to the largest year-over-year rebate that’s

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Fact check: Biden makes false claim about former Federal Reserve leaders, revives misleading jobs claim

President Joe Biden claimed last Wednesday that the last five leaders of the Federal Reserve had declared that his American Jobs Plan proposal will increase economic growth. The American Jobs Plan, which you can read about here, would spend roughly $2 trillion on infrastructure projects and other initiatives. Biden has proposed to pay for the

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Biden hosts two crucial Democratic senators Monday to talk infrastructure at start of critical week

President Joe Biden on Monday hosted two critical Democratic senators for individual meetings at the White House as he entered a crucial week for his legislative agenda. Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Tom Carper of Delaware, two committee chairmen central to the infrastructure legislative process, met separately with Biden at the White House.

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