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Month: May 2022

Bolsonaro dice que es mejor que la estrella de Hollywood Leonardo DiCaprio “mantenga la boca cerrada” sobre la Amazonia

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN) — El presidente de Brasil, Jair Bolsonaro, dijo que es mejor que la estrella de Hollywood Leonardo DiCaprio “mantenga la boca cerrada” en reacción a las opiniones del actor sobre la Amazonia. Bolsonaro hizo estas declaraciones este martes ante un grupo de simpatizantes que se reunieron frente al Palacio de la Alvorada,

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A 22-year-old who calls himself the "Pro-Life Spiderman" was arrested Tuesday after free climbing to the top of Salesforce Tower

22-year-old ‘Pro-Life Spiderman’ describes scaling to top of California’s tallest tower

By Stephanie Sierra Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — A 22-year-old who calls himself the “Pro-Life Spiderman” was arrested Tuesday after free climbing to the top of Salesforce Tower, the tallest skyscraper in California, with hopes to raise money for anti-abortion charities. “At any point did you regret doing it?”

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The Boston Fire Department and Boston Emergency Medical Services are on the scene and working to free the trapped victims

Boston construction worker sustains life-threatening injuries after getting legs trapped for 3 hours in debris from floor collapse

By Sharif Paget, CNN A construction worker whose legs got trapped for more than three hours after a floor at a former power plant in South Boston collapsed has sustained life-threatening injuries, Fire Commissioner Jack Dempsey said at a news conference Wednesday. Two other workers had minor injuries and were taken from the scene immediately,

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Cachuma Lake on California's Central Coast releases water downstream to recharge groundwater for agriculture interests and communities in the Santa Ynez Valley.

Officials worry Southern California won’t have enough water to get through summer without unprecedented cuts

By Stephanie Elam, CNN As Southern Californians brace for unprecedented water restrictions, officials worry some communities won’t have enough water to get through the summer — at least not without residents and businesses significantly cutting back on their usage. The state’s top natural resources officer told CNN that California’s water emergency clearly shows the climate

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