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Month: July 2021

Medvedev: “Terminaré el partido, pero podría morir”

César López (CNN)– El tenista Daniil Medvedev del Comité Olímpico Ruso (ROC) aparentemente luchó con el calor de Tokio el miércoles durante su partido individual contra Fabio Fognini. Cuando el juez central, Carlos Ramos, le preguntó si podía seguir jugando, Medvedev respondió: “Soy un luchador, terminaré el partido, pero podría morir”, dijo. “Si muero, ¿la

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¿Por qué se le llama ROC a Rusia en los Juegos Olímpicos y por qué está sancionada?

olivertapia (CNN Español) — El medallero de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 muestra en lo alto nombres de países que habitualmente compiten por los primeros puestos, como Estados Unidos, China, Gran Bretaña y el anfitrión, Japón. Pero en el tercer puesto de los Juegos Olímpicos de verano un nombre saltó inmediatamente a la vista:

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Tracking the hottest stretch to date

WEDNESDAY: Dangerously hot this afternoon. Temperatures will soar into the middle 90’s with lots of sunshine. When you take the humidity into account, it will feel like 105. Focus on staying hydrated throughout the day and take it easy if you have to be outdoors. TONIGHT: Overnight lows only cool off into the middle 70’s

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People queue up to register themselves and get inoculated with the Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine at a temporary vaccination centre in Thimpu on July 20.

Tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan vaccinates 90% of its population, becoming a beacon of hope for a region struggling with Covid

By Helen Regan, CNN Bhutan has fully vaccinated 90% of its eligible adult population in a week with Covid-19 shots, a feat that has been described as a “success story” and a “beacon of hope” for other countries in the region, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said Tuesday. The tiny South Asian kingdom of 770,00

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Some Northern California cities

California’s power grid operator has issued a statewide alert urging residents to cut back electricity use

By Alexandra Meeks, CNN California’s power grid operator has issued a statewide alert urging residents to cut back electricity use Wednesday due to higher-than-normal temperatures expected in Northern California and tight energy supplies across the West. Officials called for voluntary electricity conservation from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday to avoid rolling outages during the

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