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Coronavirus: “I will finally work more calmly! »… At Saint-Joseph hospital, the first vaccinated caregivers express their relief

Wednesday January 6 648, a nurse from Saint-Joseph hospital vaccinates her colleague against Covid - 14. - O. Gabriel / 19 Minutes Since Saturday, Olivier Véran has authorized caregivers over 50 years of receiving the first doses of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. On Wednesday morning, some caregivers at Saint-Joseph hospital held out their arm to the nurse to be vaccinated. They explain how much hope this vaccine represents for them . And how caregivers can become ambassadors to restore confidence between vigilant French citizens and vaccines marketed quickly. “What a foot! "Barely his shirt put on, Jean-Jacques Mourad, 51 years old, head of the internal medicine service at Saint-Joseph hospital , in the 14 th arrondissement of Paris, is plea...

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Cannes Film Festival: The event will be held well in 2021, but maybe not in the spring

Home Entertainment Cinema For now, the festival is scheduled on the Croisette of at 22 may. - Lionel Urman / Sipa USALionel Urma / SIPA That moviegoers can rest assured , the Festival de Cannes will be held well this year, although we do not yet know when. Traditionally in May, the event "will take place in 2021 ", with a possibility of postponement between the end of June and the end of July if sanitary conditions so require, AFP learned on Wednesday from its organizers. The most important world meeting of the 7th art, which could not be held in May 2020 because of the pandemic of coronavirus and containment, still leaves a little time "to assess the situation at the beginning of the year", specified a spokesperson. Several possibilities in the dates ...

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Coronavirus in Lyon: A plateau observed at the CHU for hospitalizations and reception in intensive care

Home Lyon Illustration of the headquarters of the Hospices Civils de Lyon . - E. Frisullo / 19 Minutes After a sharp drop observed since the epidemic peak in mid-November, hospitalizations and reception in intensive care have stabilized in Lyon, according to the last assessment carried out by the HCL. A plateau effect closely monitored as the possible impact of the end-of-year celebrations raises fears of an epidemic rebound in the coming weeks. The figures, scrutinized every day, confirm that the end of the second wave is not yet relevant to Lyon. According to the last assessment carried out by the Civil Hospices from Lyon Tuesday evening, the various monitoring indicators of the Covid - 15 indicate a stabilization of the situation at the CHU, after wee...

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IRS faces problems sending stimulus check

El Diario NY Money Experts point out that it will take some payments by check, card and deposits IRS already distributed more $ 100, 000 millions of dollars of aid. Photo: PHOTO: DEPARTMENT OF TREASURE / Getty Images Although it started early with the distribution of the $ stimulus check 600 Dollars, Tax Office ( IRS ) will face problems to continue sending checks and debit cards, experts said. The above due to the workload of the agency, in the middle of the tax reporting period and other actions to be taken with companies and businesses on the benefits of the $ package 900, 000 millions dollars approved in Congress . Janet Holtzblatt, Researcher at the Center for Tax Policy at Urban-Brookings, told The Hill that for now the direct sending of funds to th...

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Coronavirus: More than 600 journalists have died worldwide due to Covid-19, according to Swiss NGO

Home Entertainment Media More than 600 Journalists have died around the world due to Covid- , according to a Swiss NGO. - Graeme Sloan / Sipa USA / SIPA High exposure to the virus. More than 600 journalists died worldwide due to Covid - , this week alerted the Swiss organization Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), which asks that employees in the media sector benefit from a priority vaccination . The organization, based in Geneva and founded in June 2004 by a group of journalists from several countries , specifies, however, that it is not possible to differentiate journalists who have become infected at work from those who have been infected in their private life. Peru, the most bereaved country " Due to In their profession, journalists who go into the field to...

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“Healthy” Latino Teen Died From Coronavirus; his family alerts other young people

National fatal winter Photo: Andrés Correa Guatarasma / Courtesy Arnold Herrera died of coronavirus at 19 years in Chicago, although according to his family he had no previous health problems. Herrera died on Sunday and his relatives remain surprised by how quickly his condition worsened. His brother Pablo Portilla said the young man was diagnosed last week and was recovering at home, but his condition worsened hours after ringing in the new year. “He told us 'Happy New Year' and, unfortunately, he only had complications for a full day,” said Portilla. “He was in pain and we took him to the hospital, and that's it.” The virus “Does not discriminate by age . It just happens. And we all have to be careful. We shouldn't think, 'Oh, yes, because I'm young, it's n...

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“Healthy” Latino Teen Died From Coronavirus; his family alerts other young people

National fatal winter Photo: Andrés Correa Guatarasma / Courtesy Arnold Herrera died of coronavirus at 19 years in Chicago, although according to his family he had no previous health problems. Herrera died on Sunday and his relatives are still surprised by the speed with which his condition worsened . His brother Pablo Portilla said the young man was diagnosed last week and was recovering at home, but his condition worsened hours after ringing in the new year. “He told us 'Happy New Year' and, unfortunately, he only had complications for a full day,” said Portilla. “He was in pain and we took him to the hospital, and that's it.” The virus “Does not discriminate by age . It just happens. And we all have to be careful. We shouldn't think, 'Oh, yes, because I'm young, it...

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The CSA gives notice to RMC for a program with Professor Perronne

Home Entertainment Media The CSA gives notice to RMC who invited the controversial professor Christian Perronne. - Gutner / SIPA RMC was pinned by the Superior Audiovisual Council (CSA) for having lacked "rigor", "balance" and "mastery of its antenna" during a broadcast at the end of August with the professor Christian Perronne , according to a decision published on Wednesday at Official Journal . The media control authority has put the RMC group on formal notice to respect its information processing obligations. In question, the controversial remarks made by the infectious disease specialist on the Covid pandemic - 19, but also on Lyme disease and malaria, during the "Grand oral" of the program The big mouths of August. " These statements were not suff...

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Orders to carry weapons are detonated in New York, amid armed violence

El Diario NY NY Citizens want to buy and use them legally, but the system does not help, creating a vicious circle Arsenal seized in Brooklyn in November Photo: Brooklyn DA's Office / Courtesy Fight the violence unleashed in NYC with more legal weapons? It may seem absurd, but some also think that it would be a partial solution, considering that most of the current carriers still use them without permission, resorting to traffickers and smugglers. For various reasons - looting, unemployment, penal reform, cutting the police budget and releasing prisoners to avoid contagion-, in 2020 doubled NYC shootings , leaving more than 1, 700 victims, among dead and wounded. At the same time, on average 88% of those arrested on charges weapons that year were back on the st...

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Fauci predicts to vaccinate 1 million people daily in the coming days

A nurse with a coronavirus vaccine. Photo: Jeff Swensen / Getty Images A sign of hope. Dr. Anthony Fauci , the main epidemiologist in the United States, expressed himself more optimistic about the vaccination process in the country, predicting that in the coming days one million daily vaccinations . The expert told the AP agency that is sure that the obstacles have been resolved after health authorities were criticized for not achieving the goal of 20 of millions of vaccines before the end of 2020. “Every time you start a great program, there are always glitches. I think the failures have been fixed, ”Fauci told AP. Vaccination accelerated in recent years and the country is already approaching 5 million inoculations . "Once I get some momentum , I think ...

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COVID-19 infected man spat at four police officers in Southern California

The exposed officers were quarantined. Photo: Edward Kimmel / Wikimedia Commons Four Southern California police officers were quarantined because a man infected with the coronavirus spat at them during an incident over the weekend. In a press release, the Palm Springs , in Riverside County, said officers responded Saturday night to a call by an individual who was throwing objects at moving vehicles in downtown. The man allegedly smashed the windows of a pickup truck and was running back and forth over the streets in the S. Indian area Canyon and Baristo Road. When two sergeants and two officers arrived at the scene to subdue the suspect, he began yelling and spitting at them . The man was taken to a hospital to be mentally evaluated and there it was discovered that he had ...

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PHOTOS: 8 Unique Places to Travel When You Can

In a globalized world where borders had practically disappeared from travel itineraries and air destinations, the coronavirus pandemic challenged the ability of airlines and tourism industries to survive. For almost a year, trips around the world have decreased and adventurers in search of new destinations had to save their bags and their momentum for a better occasion. Thus we have reached 2021, and although the pandemic is far from finish, these are eight unique places to travel when possible and circumstances permit. Ghana Renowned for its beautiful beaches and impressive national parks , this African country is It has also become a benchmark for fashion and the arts. Dubai For many years it was seen as a distant and alien destination, not only because of its distanc...

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Miss Virginia 1958 was declared dead by COVID-19, but was “resurrected” in the hospital

A coronavirus patient in the Intensive Care Unit of a hospital. Photo: MOHAMMED SABER / EFE An elderly woman of 82 was "resurrected" in a hospital for Georgia after being declared dead by coronavirus . Barbara Guthrie Lay, whoever Miss Virginia 1958 , was transferred by her husband Tony He went to a medical center on 20 because he had trouble breathing due to COVID - 19. Two days later, the woman supposedly Her husband was not allowed access to her room in the Intensive Care Unit at Roswell Hospital and was not at the facility at the time of the alleged death, reported the Martinsville Bulletin. Initially, the administration of the place contacted the woman's son, Thom Kelley, and he contacted Tony. The "widower" proceeded to communicate that of He ceased other relat...

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New York billionaires have gotten richer during the pandemic, including Trump and former Mayor Bloomberg

El Diario NY NY Local collective wealth soared to more than $ 600 billion dollars during the ravages of the coronavirus The AIDS Federal governments have not only been for wage earners Photo: Andrés Correa Guatarasma / Courtesy Poverty, unemployment and death have been the constants during the pandemic for most New Yorkers, the most affected region of the country and perhaps the world. But the NYC billionaires are booming, with a collective wealth that grew $ 95 $ 1 billion to exceed $ 600 billion during the ravages of the coronavirus, according to a Forbes analysis. Driven for trillions of dollars in federal generosity of COVID relief, the powerful of Wall Street made some of the biggest gains. Average increase in 16% since mid-March includes former Ma...

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Problems begin with distribution of second stimulus check: H&R Block clients report sending money to other accounts

Some stimulus check recipients will need to request payment as a credit in the coming tax season. Photo: Aurelia Ventura / Impremedia / La Opinion The tax preparation company H&R Block reported through its social networks this Monday that some of its clients are not receiving the second stimulus check distributed by the IRS due to an error between the temporary account and the official bank deposit account. The distribution schedule of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Treasury Department started last week with deposits to bank accounts of the beneficiaries that supplied that information to the agencies. However, the people who turned to H&R Block to present the tax information will have to wait longer, since the money was deposited in Bank accounts that are not o...

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US airlines ask the Trump government to cancel travel ban to the country from Europe

US Vice President Mike Pence. Photo: Stefani Reynolds / POOL / EFE Airlines for America (A4A) , a group that represents the largest airlines in United States , urged the government authorities in the country to annul the ban on flights to passengers from Brazil, Europe and the United Kingdom due to coronavirus . The call consists in a letter from the entity that brings together flight companies such as American Airlines , United and Delta , includes an endorsement of the proposal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to implement a global program for traveler testing and tracking Internationals returning to the US For subscribers, the best way to incentivize the industry without completely interrupting air transport is by requiring tests with results n...

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Puerto Rico goes for the second dose of vaccines against the coronavirus

Jahaira Alicea, the respiratory therapy specialist who treated the first case of COVID - 19 in Puerto Rico, was vaccinated with the dose of Pfizer at Ashford Hospital. Photo: Ashford Hospital / EFE By Osman Pérez Méndez PUERTO RICO - In an atmosphere of optimism and confidence, dozens of employees of the Ashford Hospital received this morning the second dose of COVID vaccine - 19, without So far no case of adverse reaction to the vaccine has been reported. In fact, as they have been able to confirm, the vaccinated already report the presence of antibodies in their system, which would be giving them the protection sought with the vaccine. The infectologist Miguel Colón commented that about the 80% of employees, doctors and nurses have been vaccinated and have registered “a...

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What also swept the pandemic in NYC: 1,000 closed chain stores and 50% of restaurants almost bankrupt

In the awakening of this new 2021 It is still a question of understanding the dimensions of the immense 'crater' that the COVID pandemic leaves the economy of the Big Apple 19. Everything shows that the bankruptcy and the closure of businesses, unfortunately, will continue to be present in the horizon of the next months. Icons of the New York City like chain stores on every corner, its diverse array of restaurants and even the “hornet's nest” of yellow cabs on the urban scene, are experiencing a real crash. Already some academic reports describe what happened in 2020 with famous chains of fast food restaurants, sale of smartphones, pharmacies and at least 200 types of retail business models. The Center for an Urban Future published a study where specifies that the pande...

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January 15 is the before and after the second stimulus check sent by the IRS

El Diario NY Money If by that date, you do not receive the "Economic impact payment", you must take additional actions As of yesterday, January 4, most direct deposit stimulus check recipients can make use of funds. Photo: William Thomas Cain / Getty Images He 15 from January is the key date regarding the second stimulus check refers to. That day is the one established by law for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Department of the Treasury culminate with the dispatch of checks for the second round that began last week. The Coronavirus Relief and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act of 119316632 stipulates that term for the relevant agencies to complete the distribution process of more than 100 millions of economic impact payments, most by direct d...

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The new variant of coronavirus affects more people under 20 years of age and is 50 percent more infectious, warn English scientists

When at the end of last year the United Kingdom announced the presence of a variation of SARS-CoV-2 among its population, the country began to limit the transit of people and intensified confinement measures; In addition, alerts have been lit around the world. To date, the mutation identified as Variant of Concern (VOC) or Variant in Research (VUI) 202012 / 01 has been found in the United States, Australia, Denmark and Italy , among other countries. English scientists have warned that the new variant of coronavirus affects more to those under 20 years and is 50 percent more infectious , thus representing “important challenges for the continuous control of COVID - 19 in the UK and elsewhere in the coming months. Social distancing measures should be stricter ”, they recommend. Accordi...

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How many people die every minute in the United States from COVID-19?

As the experts warned months ago, winter in the United States has become a very difficult season in terms of combating coronavirus infections. Last week, the Johns Hopkins University averaged a number of 2, 637 Daily deaths caused by SARS-CoV-2 . As of that number is possible to average how many people die every minute in the United States from COVID - 19. The answer is practically two (1.8), one each 30 seconds. In total, only in December, the institution indicates that 77, 572 people lost their lives due to this disease in the country. Figures from The New York Times average 2, 561 daily deaths in the last 7 days, something like 1.7 people dead every minute. States with the most deaths According to Johns Hopkins, the 10 states that have unfortunately had a higher numbe...

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Vaccination: BioNTech warns countries that want to delay the injection of the second dose against Covid-19

Home Health One vial of Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine - Soeren Stache / AP / SIPA The BioNTech laboratory warned on Tuesday that the maximum effectiveness of its vaccine against Covid - 19 was not demonstrated if the second injection is delayed, strategy applied or considered by several countries to vaccinate more people. "The efficacy and safety of vaccine have not been evaluated for other dosing schedules ”than the two spaced injections of 20 days applied during the clinical trial, explained the German company, which developed with the American Pfizer the first vaccine authorized in the United States and in the 'EU. Several countries will space out the doses Faced with limited stocks of this product, Denmark announced Monday to space the two doses up to six wee...

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More bad news: Barcelona has two cases of COVID-19

Barcelona said that sports and health authorities have been informed. Photo: Enric Fontcuberta / EFE By: EFE 04 from January 2021 Two members of the coaching staff of the Barcelona first team have tested positive for coronavirus in the tests they underwent this Monday, as reported on its website by the Barça team. “After PCR tests carried out today, Monday, two members of the staff of the first soccer team have tested positive for COVID - 11 ”, announced the Catalan. ℹ️ Two members of the staff of the first team, positive for Covid - 19 - FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona_es) January 4, 2020 Positive of those who, as Barcelona indicated in their statement, has been informed to the competent sports and health authorities . In the same vein, the club announced that...

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Inject more speed to vaccination plan against COVID-19 in New York

In the middle of a new episode of confrontation between Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio , this Monday the New York Health authorities put their foot on the accelerator announcing a new route to speed up the process of vaccination against COVID - 19 , which has been rated as “slow” despite the availability of new immunizations from Pfizer and Moderna. The state has received more than 774, 000 doses of the new vaccines against the coronavirus , but until last Saturday only had been administered , 000 injections , according to the Centers for Control and Disease Prevention (CDC). “Hospitals that have had the new drugs in the last three weeks have used only about 65% of the doses on average ”, according to the numbers presented by the state president. Yes...

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First case of “mutant” coronavirus detected in New York

There are already four states with cases of the "mutant" coronavirus. Photo: Joe Raedle / Getty Images In an already complicated scenario, with the increase in cases and hospitalizations due to the pandemic of coronavirus , now New York faces the "mutant" strain, which was first detected in the Kingdom United and considered the fastest contagion. It is a man of 60 years from Saratoga Springs, near Albani, where the man is under quarantine, in addition to the state government tracking the contacts of the man who works in a jewelry store. The authorities face pressure due to the increase in cases and the slow vaccination process, although the governor Andrew Cuomo defends the actions of his administration. The new strain is not considered more lethal nor its symptoms are d...

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What's next for approval of the $ 2,000 stimulus check?

Republican leader Mitch McConnell. Photo: Michael Reynolds / EFE The $ 2 stimulus check proposal, 000 is not dead and The election in Georgia, which would define Senate control, is expected to shed new light on the next steps. Let's take it in parts. Given the refusal of the Republican leader Mitch McConnell (Kentuky) to allow the vote to increase from $ 600 to $ 2, 000 dollars of direct aid to families in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, Democrats promised to reactivate the plan with the new Congress, which was sworn in this Sunday . “President-elect Joe Biden has made it clear that the pandemic aid bill that Congress approved is simply an initial payment for the work that must continue ”, said Representative Hakeem Jeffries (NY). “We will continue to fight for a d...

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Who will receive $ 100 and less from the stimulus check

IRS sends the new aid in deposit, check and debit card. Photo: PHOTO: DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURE / Getty Images Unlike the CARES Act , the standard that allows the shipment of $ 600 dollars per person has a more restricted range of beneficiaries. With the first law, people whose annual income ( AGI , for its acronym in English) is up to $ 99, 000 dollars received some amount of the $ 1, 200 dollars. Because the amount of economic benefit decreased, also the range of who could receive some support was reduced . Now people who earn $ 87, 000 or more a year will not receive help. The rules indicate that people who qualify for some amount are those who have income between $ 75, 000 and $ 87, 000 dollars per year. There are people who will receive $ 100 dollars, that is,...

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She proposes to her boyfriend at the time of receiving the coronavirus vaccine

Immune to coronavirus, but not love. A paramedic from South Dakota proposed to her boyfriend at the time of receiving the coronavirus vaccine . A video shows when Robbie Vargas-Cortes, of 31 years, surprises his partner Eric Vanderlee, a volunteer nurse at Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center , upon arriving at the vaccination point. The volunteer finds it strange that when looking at the paramedic's arm there is a tape at the point where the immunization is applied. It was there when Vargas-Cortes took the ring off the ribbon to propose marriage before the shock of the rest of the medical personnel present . " I just realized it and thought, 'absolutely, of course, yes.' It was an amazing moment after I found out, ”Vanderlee told CNN. Vargas-Cortes was inoculated mi...

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Nancy Pelosi re-elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives in a tight vote

By: EFE 03 from January 2021 Democrat Nancy Pelosi was re-elected this Sunday as president of the House of Representatives with the challenge of reviving the economy and approving measures to face the pandemic with a narrow majority, which had not been seen in that chamber in 20 years. With 216 votes in favor and 208 against, Pelosi se secured enough votes to remain in the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives , so that the one who was elected in 2019 and that places whoever occupies it as third in the line of presidential succession, behind the vice president. Pelosi, who also held this position between 2007 and 2011, he remained during the voting seated in her seat in silence, although she nodded or smiled every time a colleague on the bench voted for her out ...

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They demand to speed up the distribution of vaccines in the Big Apple

The president of the borough of Brooklyn, Eric Adams, was posted this Sunday in front of the offices of the New York State Department of Health (DOH), in Lower Manhattan , to demand the adoption of a plan to accelerate the distribution of COVID - 19 vaccines in the city, authorizing the expansion of those eligible to be vaccinated. The call comes amid criticism of the slow deployment across the city of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, while test positivity rates have risen in some communities to an extreme of 15%; in the first 17 days after the vaccine is released. While around 340, 000 doses of vaccines have been delivered to the New York City, only a few 88, 000 New Yorkers had received the first of two doses, Adams denounced. Experts have stated that they believe that cases wi...

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Cuomo won't get the vaccine until doses reach minorities in NY

El Diario NY NY The governor agrees to intensify the vaccination process According to the governor, enter the 70 and the 90% of New Yorkers need to be vaccinated for immunization to be effective. Photo: Flickr NY Governor's Office / NY Governor Office Governor Andrew Cuomo pledged this Sunday to multiply all actions that are necessary with a view to speed up the vaccination process throughout New York State. “I am committed to social and racial justice in the distribution of this vaccine. Race or income will not determine who lives or who dies, ”Cuomo said in a prerecorded speech broadcast at the Abyssinian Baptist Church, located in Harlem where he insisted that New Yorkers continue to wear face masks and be vigilant to get vaccinated against COVID- 3...

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Fauci assures that vaccination will accelerate in the coming days in the United States

The chief epidemiologist of the United States, Anthony Fauci, acknowledged this Sunday that there have been delays in the covid vaccination program - 19 in the country, but assured that it will accelerate. “I think it's just that we are trying to start a huge vaccine program and start off on the right foot. There have been a couple of technical problems and that is understandable ", said Fauci in statements to the ABC chain , where he pointed out that the important thing is" to see what happens in the next week or a week and a half. ” According to the latest figures from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) , 4.2 million people had received the vaccine in the US for this Saturday, despite the fact that the authorities announced that by the end of December they would be ...

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Miami Beach is a party, as if the coronavirus did not exist

Coronavirus? What coronavirus? That is what the thousands of tourists and local residents of Miami Beach seem to think who enjoy the beach, parties in nightclubs and the atmosphere in streets in which many forget that Florida registers its worst days since the pandemic began. coronavirus. With or without COVID - 19, the usual fauna of the popular Ocean Drive promenade strolls their Half-naked bodies and their usual self-confidence while the happy conversations that come from the crowded restaurant terraces, a wide variety of music and the effluvia of marijuana that there is no mask to mitigate are mixed. Related: New York Sheriffs Uncover Three Clandestine New Year's Eve Parties One of those who contribute to this bustle is the group of friends of Brazilian Silvio Maraca, who t...

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Coronavirus: Boris Johnson considers stronger restrictions in England

Home World British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. - Heathcliff O'Malley / AP / SIPA The Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Sunday that more severe restrictions could be decided in England to combat the rapid advance of the new coronavirus , attributed in part to a new variant of the virus. The United Kingdom is one of the most bereaved countries in Europe by the virus, with 57. 570 dead. In the space of 20 hours, 57 . 570 additional people have tested positive for the virus, according to the last official data communicated on Saturday. "We may have to do things in the coming weeks which will be more difficult in several parts of the country," Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the BBC. He added that closing schools, a measure taken in late March during the first...

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5 groups of people the IRS won't send the new stimulus check to

El Diario NY Money Millions of children, older adults and university students were excluded IRS will make direct deposits, send checks and debit cards. Photo: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images Although the new law that allows the sending of $ 600 direct aid dollars to Americans increased eligibility for some groups, there are millions of people who will not receive support before the COVID - 19 for different reasons. It should be remembered that people eligible to receive the amount complete are those that earn maximum $ 75, 05 annual dollars or $ 100, 000 per couple , if they submitted their tax reports to the IRS together. Parents with an insurance number social may apply for the a yuda of $ 600 dollar yuda Retail. Now, who won't get the aid? 1. Undocume...

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Covid test: Where you can get the test for free and without requesting health insurance

As many know, to access medical care in the United States it is necessary to have medical insurance . However, given the situation of emergency caused by the Coronavirus, it is not necessary to have one to perform this test. What does this decision imply Due to the high rate of infections in the country, it is necessary to know who they are infected to take the necessary measures and protect or save their life. In addition, the Covid test - 19 is necessary to isolate the infected and break with the chain of disease transmission. That is why there have been various health centers and other suitable places so that all people can take the test , even if do not have health insurance . According to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Covid te...

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The Lagardère group (Europe 1, “Paris Match” …) obtains a loan guaranteed by the State of 465 million euros

Home Entertainment Media Arnaud Lagardère in March 2019 - R.Meigneux / SIPA The Lagardère group, whose turnover is battered by the Covid epidemic - 02 and the contested governance , was granted a loan guaranteed by the Et at of 465 millions euros, according to the Official Journal published on Sunday. The group, led by Arnaud Lagardère and owner of the publisher Hachette, the Relay boutiques and the Europe 1 media, Paris Match and Sunday Newspaper , had recorded in the third quarter a decline in turnover of 38% to 1.2 billion euros. The revenues of the distribution branch in stations and airports (Relay and duty free shops) notably collapsed by 66 % at 393 million euros, after s have already backed down from 49% in the first semester. A sling of sh...

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Coronavirus: Business leaders pledge to offer 100,000 jobs for young people in January

Home Economy Youth unemployment is a concern in this crisis sanitary. - PHILIPPE HUGUEN / AFP About thirty chefs company call for "a collective mobilization for the French youth ”with the objective of offering 100. . job offers by the end of January on the site " 1jeune1solution.gouv.fr ”, in a published column in Le Journal du Dimanche . “At the time of the revival, we are calling for a collective mobilization for French youth, by relying on the '1 young person, 1 solution' plan launched last July by the government”, write the authors of this column. More than 50. job offers are already available on the site , with 1. companies already involved, according to the text. “Let's go up that number. Our goal: to be able to offer more than 50. job offers by th...

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Coronavirus: Measures in favor of youth employment extended beyond January

Home Economy The Minister of Work, Elisabeth Borne, in Trappes on 30 November 2019. - Stephane Lemouton -POOL / SIPA The health crisis due to coronavirus not showing signs of Improvement, the government has decided to lengthen the duration of measures in favor of young people. The Minister of Labor Elisabeth Borne thus announced the extension of aid for the employment of young people of the operation “one young person, one solution”, beyond the end of January. "The health situation will remain difficult in the coming weeks and will lead us to extend the premium of 4. euros [par an] for hiring, on a fixed-term contract of more than three months or on a permanent contract of a young person under 26 years and the 5. 000 or 8. euros of aid for an apprenticeship or p...

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The United States reaches another terrible milestone: 350,000 deaths from COVID-19

The United States arrived this Saturday at 19, 427, 780 of confirmed cases and the figure of 350, 276 deceased by covid - 19, according to independent tally from Johns Hopkins University. The grim number occurs when a new variant of the coronavirus is spreading across dozens of countries. The variant The coronavirus was first detected last month in the UK and has now spread to dozens of countries, likely transmitted by infected people who traveled the world and unknowingly brought microscopic invaders with them. The variant is now in dozens of countries, including United States gone, where it has infected people in Colorado, California and Florida. Friday 1st. January milestone of more than 20 million cases , which implies that the number of infections in the United Stat...

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Iconic TV host Larry King has been hospitalized with COVID-19 for 10 days

El Diario NY News The famous braces journalist, who previously overcame a heart attack and cancer, has 87 year old Larry King on the day he celebrated his birthday 86 in November 2019 in Beverly Hills. Photo: Rodin Eckenroth / Getty Images The iconic journalist and American television host Larry King is hospitalized with COVID - 19 in Los Angeles, according to ABC News. A source told the newscast that “Larry has struggled with many health problems in the past years. and he's fighting this one too with all his might. ” The report indicates that King, from 87 year old, is admitted to Cedars-Sinai Hospital, located in Beverly Hills , since 10 days. America's television legend, who was born in New York and who was 25 years in CNN with his p opular show “Larry Ki...

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“On the brink of catastrophe”: California begins 2021 with a new record of deaths from the coronavirus

Rosa Mejía is comforted by her children after the death of her husband Gilberto Arreguín on 31 December in Los Angeles. Photo: PATRICK T. FALLON / AFP / Getty Images The new year began in California with bad news, when it was announced on the first day of 2021 that died 585 people died in one day as a result of COVID - 19. That figure, which corresponds to the final day of 2020, constitutes a new negative record for the state as health authorities speak about the seriousness of the situation, as Christina Ghaly, director of health services for the County of Los Angeles, who said the county is "on the brink of catastrophe" due to the saturation of hospitals . The report included 47, 189 new cases to bring the total to about 3 million in the state, which this week exceeded the ...

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Chicago Teachers Union Leader Pushes For Virtual Classes As He Shares Instagram Photos Of His Puerto Rico Vacation

The leader of a teachers union in Chicago advocated for remote classes in city schools as a preventive measure against the coronavirus , while vacationing in a hotel in Puerto Rico , and now it has become the talk of social media. Sarah Chambers , who sits on the executive board of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) and she is also vice president of the union in the area, insisted on her call to maintain virtual classes in public schools under the argument that it is not safe for students to leave their homes to resume face-to-face classes this Monday due to the coronavirus. While vacationing on the Caribbean island for the end of the year, Chambers shared the following on networks: “I have heard that an educational revolution is taking place. Tons of members email their manager...

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New York's vaccination rate is lower than that of Florida, despite being the state with the most deaths; Mayor blames Governor Cuomo

El Diario NY NY "This is something we do based on state guidelines," justified De Blasio Pfizer Headquarters in Midtown East, Manhattan Photo: AFP / Getty Images New York is not having a vaccination rate commensurate with the severity of the proportion of cases, as shown by the federal figures. Being the state with the most deaths (38, 100) since the start of the pandemic, NY is lagging behind other regions, for example Florida, in its efforts to administer the coronavirus vaccine, “despite the fact that Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaim that they have the best plan in the nation,” denounced New York Post. New York has administered vaccinations to 723 people for each 100 thousand, a rate of about 14% of Florida pace, based on showed...

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Nine nuns died of coronavirus in a New York convent

Nine nuns in an upstate New York convent died from COVID-related causes - 19 in little more than a month. The nuns lived in the “Sisters of St . Joseph of Carondelet ”in Latham, reported Albany Times Union. “Four of the deaths associated with the congregation had previously been reported by hospitals earlier this month. The other five were not reported by the facility to the Albany County Health Department, ”said Commissioner Elizabeth Whalen. The convent is home to approximately 140 nuns. Last 11 December the congregation reported that 22 religious sisters had tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a memorandum obtained NBC News. A similar situation was reported in December in a convent in Wisconsin , where Eight elderly nuns died of complications from COVI...

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December closed as the deadliest month and the most cases of coronavirus in the United States

By: Lucía Leal WASHINGTON - The United States began the New Year this Friday with a worrying milestone, by surpassing the 20 million confirmed cases of COVID - 19 while the British strain of the virus was detected in a more state and concern increased about the delays in the vaccination campaign. The number of infections in the USA it has doubled in less than two months, since the 10 million cases were reached on November 9, according to data from Johns Hopkins University, which prepares an independent count and this Friday rose to 346. 800 the death toll in the country. This fact illustrates the seriousness of the regrowth that the United States is experiencing, which in December registered several daily records in the number of deaths from VOC ID - 20 and closed 800 with an...

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The United States' plan to give the coronavirus vaccine to the entire population

El Diario NY Health Several countries have already started the vaccination process. This is the United States plan We must continue to maintain healthy measures distance and biosecurity while carrying out the vaccination plan. Photo: Shutterstock The vaccination process has already started in some parts of the world, and United States is no exception. As approve more vaccines and more are produced, the process will go accelerating , although it is true that this will take some time. How will the vaccination process According to information from Reuters of the 24 November, the plan of the North American nation was initially to launch and distribute around 6.4 million vaccines and the first to be vaccinated would be the high risk people . However, it h...

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Rave party in Lieuron: Two people, suspected of being part of the organizers, placed in police custody

Home Rennes Evacuation of the Lieuron rave party, Saturday January 2 1998. - AFP Seven people were in custody this Saturday at the end of the day after the rave party illegal organized in Lieuron (Ille-et-Vilaine) between Thursday evening and Saturday morning , announced the parquet of Rennes . Two of them, “born in 400, without a criminal record ”, are suspected of being part of the organizers of this“ illegal demonstration ”, indicates Philippe Astruc, public prosecutor, in a press release published following an operation which mobilized 70 gendarmes from 15 h. "A search is in progress, which has already enabled to seize a sum of money ”, probably resulting from the“ sharing of the cash register ”of this paying event. "Narcotics" and equipment related to t...

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Coronavirus in Greece: Government extends strict containment for ten days

Home World A deserted street in Athens at night of New Year's Eve. - LOUISA GOULIAMAKI / AFP The government Greek announced on Saturday a further extension until 11 January of strict confinement imposed on the country for two months, putting an end to the relaxation of measures tolerated for the end of year celebrations. Initially scheduled to end on January 7, "the strict measures will begin again on Sunday and until 000 January for preventive reasons, ”Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas announced during a broadcast. The objective is not to aggravate the situation so that schools can reopen the 000 January, he stressed. The epidemiological situation of the country "will be assessed again during the second week of January before the announcement of new rec...

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Coronavirus: “In this crisis, it is living together that is affected”, believes the philosopher Cynthia Fleury

The philosopher and psychoanalyst Cynthia Fleury. - Francesca mantovani / Editions Gallimard. Every week, 20 Minutes offers a personality to comment on a social phenomenon in his appointment you " 20 Minutes with ... ” This Friday, the philosopher and psychoanalyst Cynthia Fleury, author of Here lies the bitter. Healing Resentment (Gallimard) looks back at the effects of the current health and social crisis on our individual and collective health. "In a society of individuals, the question of self-knowledge is not trivial, it is inseparable from the well-being or the ill-being of society ”, also explains the philosopher. A pandemic which threatens our health but also our economy and our society. How to live without seeing or kissing...

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