The 5 things you should know this September 20: Mexico trembles and the memory of other earthquakes returns

All the details of the last goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II. What do we know about the health of President Gustavo Petro? Hurricane Fiona strengthens and continues its path. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. 1. Mexico trembles again on September 19 An earthquake of magnitude 7.6 shook Mexico this Monday, on the anniversary of the two earthquakes that hit Mexico City and other locations in 1985 and 2017. Minutes before the tremor of This 2022 there was a national earthquake drill, which included the activation of the seismic alert in the country’s capital, only as part of the exercise. Then came the movement, just as it did in 2017. 2. The last goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II The remains of Queen Elizabeth II arrived at their final resting place on Monday, completing the long journey that began at Balmoral Castle , in Scotland, after the death of the monarch. Following a state funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by leaders from around the world, a more intimate burial service was held at St George’s Chapel, located within the grounds of Windsor. That was the day that went down in history. Queen Elizabeth makes her last trip to Windsor, where she will be buried 3:09 3. What do we know of Petro’s health? The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, is currently suffering from “acute non-obstructive bronchitis” that forced him to receive outpatient treatment, the Presidency reported this Friday. The president was examined by his personal doctor, who, given the diagnosis, recommended that he “avoid changes in temperature and speak in public for a long time.” This we know about Petro’s health. How do Colombians perceive Petro after a month of management? 3:19 4. What does it mean that Biden says the pandemic is over? The president of the United States, Joe Biden, said this Sunday that the covid-19 pandemic is over, after being questioned about it in an interview on the CBS program “60 Minutes”. What does this mean in a country where the numbers of the disease have dropped significantly, but where hundreds of people continue to die every day? Video: Biden says the pandemic is ‘over’ 0:33 5. Fiona strengthens and continues its path Hurricane Fiona continues to strengthen after its center moved away from the north coast of the Dominican Republic. The National Hurricane Center warned that “rains will continue to produce catastrophic and life-threatening flooding, along with landslides and landslides throughout Puerto Rico.” He also warned about the situation in the Dominican Republic, while the storm continues its path towards Turks and Caicos. Emergency plan activated to help Puerto Rico 4:23 At coffee time The country that shows the world how to save water A small country located in one of the driest regions of the world has developed policies and techniques to supply water both in cities as on farms. That country is Israel. Opinion of Seth M. Siegel. Areas with the largest Hispanic presence in the US: from Duranguito to Buford Highway and Little Havana Hispanics have accounted for more than half of the total population growth in the United States since 2010, according to a study by Pew Research. And that strong presence leaves its mark on numerous cities in the country. Here we tell you what some of those iconic places are. Eugenio Derbez reappears and gives details of his state of health The Mexican actor and comedian Eugenio Derbez reappeared publicly through a live broadcast on Instagram, in which he gave details of his state of health after surgery for an accident in which he fractured some bones in his shoulder in late August. Through tears Eugenio Derbez recounts the accident he suffered 1:59 How DNA helped the FBI discover that Sherri Papini pretended to have been kidnapped Sherri Papini, the Californian mother who faked her own kidnapping in 2016, was sentenced this Monday to a year and a half from prison Her deception was exposed with the help of advances in DNA technology. Webb telescope detects blinding light from Mars The James Webb Space Telescope’s primary goal is to detect the faint light from distant galaxies, but it has recently observed one of the brightest objects in the night sky: Mars. The day’s figure 200,000 Nissan recalled more than 200,000 pickup trucks due to the risk that the vehicles could roll while parked. Nissan Frontiers and Titans from model years 2020 to 2023 are the affected models. Nissan makes a new call to review two of its trucks 1:00 The quote of the day “It was not an American dream but a nightmare” This is how a young woman who is part of a group of 1,700 immigrant children in the US described her experience, who now sees hope in the nation’s largest school system, New York. And finally… This is how her personal piper paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in her last goodbye Queen Elizabeth II’s personal piper, who was in charge of waking her up every morning, gave her his last goodbye this Monday at Westminster. Watch and listen to her tribute. This was the farewell of the musician who woke up the queen every morning with her bagpipes 0:44