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Month: July 2021

Tanzania’s President gets coronavirus vaccine live on TV, reversing country’s year-long policy of Covid denial

By Larry Madowo, CNN Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Wednesday launched the country’s Covid-19 vaccination campaign after receiving just over a million Johnson & Johnson shots donated by the United States through the COVAX scheme. President Hassan was the first to receive the vaccine on live television and reassured the country that the shots

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‘Time for action:’ Voting and civil rights groups intensify pressure on Biden and Congress to move on federal election bills

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN Civil rights activists and voting rights groups this week are intensifying pressure on Congress to advance federal voting rights legislation as a bulwark against an array of new laws in Republican-controlled states that make it harder to vote. Activists say they also are growing increasingly impatient with President Joe Biden and

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Las personas que están vacunadas e infectadas tienen la misma carga viral de la variante delta que las personas no vacunadas, según un estudio aún no publicado

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Datos inéditos muestran que las personas vacunadas que luego son infectadas con la variante delta del coronavirus pueden tener tanta carga viral como las que no están vacunadas. Vuelven las mascarillas en algunos condados de EE.UU. 1:03 Esta información es el principal impulsor del último cambio en la guía de máscaras

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Este corredor de Guatemala clasificó para los Juegos Olímpicos pero su estatus DACA en Estados Unidos casi lo aleja de su sueño

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Cuando Luis Grijalva cruzó la línea de meta en los campeonatos de pista y campo de la NCAA el mes pasado, supo que podía alcanzar su sueño olímpico. Pero, primero, los funcionarios de inmigración tendrían que aceptar que el corredor de 22 años viajara fuera de Estados Unidos y regresara al

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Illinois governor repeals HIV criminalization law and expands infertility coverage for same-sex couples

By Raja Razek, CNN Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday signed into law a legislation package that aims to advance the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals by, among other provisions, expanding infertility health care coverage for same-sex couples and repealing an HIV criminalization law. “The four pieces of legislation expand infertility treatment coverage for same-sex couples

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Canadian swimmer’s success throws spotlight on China’s one-child policy

By Nectar Gan and Steve George, CNN A gold medal-winning Canadian swimmer has made waves in China for her Chinese heritage, sparking heated discussions over the country’s decades-long one-child policy and gender discrimination. Margaret MacNeil shot to international fame Monday after winning the women’s 100-meter butterfly at the Tokyo Olympics, setting an Americas continental record

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