The 5 things you should know this Friday, November 12: Argentina goes to the polls: what happens if Peronism loses?

US Announces Agreement to Supply Johnson & Johnson Vaccine in Conflict Zones. Bukele sends the Army to the streets of El Salvador. A fight is brewing at COP26 for a key point of the agreement. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Argentina goes to the polls. What happens if Peronism loses?

This Sunday Argentina goes to the polls for the intermediate elections. If the results of the primaries are repeated, it would be the first time since the return to democracy in 1983 that Peronism lost the majority in the Senate. What consequences would this have for the Government of Alberto Fernández? We explain it to you.

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US Announces Agreement to Supply Vaccine in Conflict Zones

The Joe Biden Administration announced a new agreement that it negotiated with Johnson & Johnson and the global vaccination program called Covax to provide J & J’s covid-19 vaccine to people in conflict zones and other humanitarian settings where vaccination campaigns from governments cannot come.

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A fight is brewing on a key point of the COP26 agreement

There are hours left until COP26, the Glasgow climate summit, officially closes and the negotiations are far from over, according to its president. This Thursday, a fight was brewing over a key point of the agreement: mitigation measures. There are conflicting positions between a bloc of developing countries and some developed nations. Here’s what you need to know about the final leg of the summit.

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Bukele sends the Army to the streets to contain the violence in El Salvador

The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, on Wednesday night ordered the National Civil Police and the Armed Forces to reinforce their presence in the streets of the country due to an increase in homicides in the last 48 hours. The president assured that in the next few hours he will announce new actions to guarantee the safety of Salvadorans.

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From Mexico to Afghanistan, a look at the US wars

The United States celebrated Veterans Day on Thursday, a tribute to the men and women who have served in the armed forces throughout decades marked precisely by the many wars in which the country has participated. This is a look at the main armed conflicts since independence in 1776, which have taken the country to every corner of the planet, and the numbers of soldiers who died.

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At coffee time

How to take care of your family from covid-19 this holiday season?

Many families will be reuniting for the first time in a long time this holiday season. CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta shares these tips on how to protect your loved ones from Covid-19.

Why is food getting more and more expensive? We explain

You have probably noticed that buying food and basic household items is more expensive these days. Food manufacturers and supermarkets have faced higher costs for labor, transportation, and other expenses during the pandemic. And the situation may continue in 2022.

Sex in the dunes is ruining a major Spanish beach

Over-tourism is often blamed for suffocating historic cities, covering global landmarks with trash, and wiping out local life at tourist spots around the world. Now it is claimed that tourists who have sex are behind the gradual destruction of a beach and a nature reserve in Europe.

Internet and social networks in Cuba: a new era for demonstrations?

The use of social networks to spread the protests in Cuba is increasingly constant. However, this phenomenon is more complex than it seems. This is what you should know.

Why some people think that leisure is a waste of time

Leisure is considered a waste by some cultures that privilege always being with some occupation, but it can be more than that, explains Selin Malkoc, professor at Ohio State University here.

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The number of the day

2 millions

It is the number of domestic tests of covid-19 that the company Ellume recalled, due to a number of false positives “higher than acceptable”.

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Quote of the day

“People and companies actively involved in human trafficking will be penalized even more, no matter where in the world”

Acting German Chancellor Heiko Maas said the European Union is ready to extend sanctions against Lukashenko’s regime in Belarus.

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Selection of the day

These are the most sought after toys during El Buen Fin 2021

These are the most popular toys on Amazon and now you can take advantage of the Good End offers and early discounts on Black Friday.

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And to finish….

This monkey that escaped from the authorities causes a sensation in Puerto Rico

A monkey that prowls one of the main commercial areas of Puerto Rico keeps the authorities surprised. The work to catch the animal did not bear fruit and the place where it was seen continues to receive many onlookers. It is the news of the moment.