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Month: November 2021

Misiles hipersónicos, crecimiento de arsenales nucleares y tratados en tensión: ¿vive el mundo una carrera de armas?

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — Rusia disparó la semana pasada un misil contra el espacio. ¿El blanco? Un viejo satélite ruso, en lo que ha sido el más reciente ensayo de armamento antisatélites. Pero lejos de ser una anomalía, se trató apenas de una prueba más de las que han estado realizando las principales potencias

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Hospitalizan por covid-19 al presidente de República Checa después de haber sido dado de alta horas antes

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — El presidente de República Checa, Miloš Zeman, fue trasladado de regreso al hospital después de dar positivo por covid-19 pocas horas después de haber sido dado de alta de más de seis semanas de tratamiento por otros problemas de salud graves, según un comunicado de su portavoz Jiří Ovčáček. “El

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A year after Mary Johnson’s disappearance, federal officials are finally acting on the crisis of missing Indigenous people in America

By Nicole Chavez, CNN Mary Johnson was on her way to a friend’s home in Oso, Washington, the day before Thanksgiving, but she never made it. A year later, her disappearance remains a mystery. Johnson, then 39 years old and an enrolled citizen of the Tulalip Tribes, was last seen on the reservation on November

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Un barco que transporta a cientos de migrantes en el Mediterráneo está en peligro y se está “desintegrando”

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Un barco en el Mediterráneo que transporta a 430 migrantes se está desintegrando, y la Marina de Túnez está en camino para ayudar, según Maurice Stierl, un funcionario de Alarm Phone que habló con CNN por correo electrónico este jueves. Stierl también dijo que, según personas a bordo de la embarcación,

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Descubren un antiguo caso de contagio de brucelosis en un hombre neandertal que enfermó al descuartizar carne cruda

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Los científicos que estudian enfermedades antiguas han descubierto uno de los primeros ejemplos de contagio, cuando una enfermedad salta de un animal a un ser humano, y le ocurrió a un hombre de Neandertal que probablemente enfermó por cortar o cocinar carne cruda. Los investigadores estaban reexaminando los huesos fosilizados de

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Washington faces threat of more ‘atmospheric rivers,’ floods

SEATTLE (AP) — A week and a half after damaging floods in Washington state, forecasters are warning that multiple “atmospheric rivers” threaten to once again drench the Pacific Northwest beginning Thanksgiving Day. Atmospheric rivers are huge plumes of moisture extending over the Pacific and into the Northwest. Forecasters say more moisture from the atmospheric rivers

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Therapy dog helps struggling North Carolina elementary school readers

By Tammy Watford Click here for updates on this story     WEAVERVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Wrigley, a certified therapy dog, and his owner and Title I assistant Emily McCullough visit North Buncombe Elementary School often. They work with reluctant readers who need more practice and encouragement. Therapy dog helps struggling North Buncombe Elementary readers McCullough

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Ahmaud Arbery’s mother expresses gratitude Thanksgiving morning, saying, ‘We finally got justice’

By Gregory Lemos The mother of Ahmaud Arbery expressed gratitude Thanksgiving morning for the guilty verdicts of the three men who killed her son, calling the moment “bittersweet.” “This is the second Thanksgiving that my family and I will share without Ahmaud,” Wanda Cooper-Jones said in an interview on CNN’s “New Day” Thursday. “But this

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Houston’s Thanksgiving ‘Super Feast’ is overcoming supply chain challenges to feed tens of thousands

By Rosa Flores and Dakin Andone, CNN Volunteers are converging on the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, overcoming supply chain challenges to serve tens of thousands of people who find themselves in need of a meal on Thanksgiving. Organizers expect to serve between 25,000 and 30,000 families during Thursday’s 43rd annual “Super Feast,”

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Gambia investigators urge justice for abuses under Jammeh

By ABDOULIE JOHN and CARLEY PETESCH Associated Press BANJUL, Gambia (AP) — Investigators with Gambia’s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission have delivered a final report to the president, identifying and recommending for prosecution those most responsible for crimes and human rights abuses during the 22-year rule of former President Yahya Jammeh. President Adama Barrow said

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Presentan en el Congreso peruano moción de vacancia contra el presidente Pedro Castillo

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — Un grupo de congresistas peruanos presentó este jueves una moción de vacancia en contra del presidente Pedro Castillo por “permanente incapacidad moral”. Castillo no se ha pronunciado al respecto por el momento, CNN se está comunicando con Palacio de Gobierno para conocer su postura. El documento publicado en la página

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‘Afghan Girl’ from National Geographic magazine cover granted refugee status in Italy

Hada Messia and Nicola Ruotolo, CNN The “Afghan Girl” made famous after featuring on the cover of National Geographic magazine in 1985 has been granted refugee status by Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi, according to an Italian government press office statement. The striking portrait of then 12-year-old Sharbat Gula, a Pashtun orphan in a refugee

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‘Bounty’ reveals government-backed scalp bounties on Maine’s indigenous people during 1700s

By Steve Minich Click here for updates on this story     MAINE (WMTW) — A documentary produced by members of Maine’s Penobscot Nation is bringing attention to atrocities committed against Native Americans. The film “Bounty” brings to light the government-placed scalp bounties placed on the Penobscot people in the 1700s. “I’d like you to know that

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Philadelphia hits grim record of 500 homicides as leaders stress the victims are more than numbers

By Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN It’s daytime, and the woman screams, “Call 911! Call 911!” as pedestrians walk down a sidewalk near a South Philadelphia intersection packed with apartments and businesses. Seconds later, she is shot dead, marking the most dubious of milestones. The city witnessed its 500th homicide of 2021 on Wednesday, matching a

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Grammy Awards Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the Grammy Awards. February 5, 2023 – The 65th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony takes place in Los Angeles at the Crypto.com Arena. April 3, 2022 – The 64th Annual Grammy Awards, postponed for the second year in a row due to a Covid-19 surge, take place in

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Ethiopia to US: Stop spreading ‘false information’ about war

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Ethiopia’s government has warned the United States against “spreading false information” as fighting in the country’s yearlong war draws closer to the capital, Addis Ababa, while thousands protested outside the U.S. and British embassies. A government spokesman says Ethiopia’s war is not only against forces from the country’s Tigray region “but

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Italia concede estatus de refugiada a la “niña afgana” que se hizo famosa en la icónica portada de National Geographic

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — La “niña afgana” que se hizo famosa después de aparecer en la portada de una revista icónica de National Geographic de 1985 recibió el estatus de refugiada por parte del primer ministro de Italia, Mario Draghi, según un comunicado de la oficina de prensa del gobierno italiano. El sorprendente retrato

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‘Bounty’ reveals government-backed scalp bounties on Maine’s indigenous people during 1700s

By Steve Minich Click here for updates on this story     MAINE (WMTV) — A documentary produced by members of Maine’s Penobscot Nation is bringing attention to atrocities committed against Native Americans. The film “Bounty” brings to light the government-placed scalp bounties placed on the Penobscot people in the 1700s. “I’d like you to know that

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