The 5 things you should know this July 9: Who ordered to kill Jovenel Moïse?

Pfizer reports decreased immunity produced by its vaccine and is targeting a third dose. America desperately needs 1 million more construction workers. The premiere of Marvel’s “Black Widow”, a triumphant moment for the film industry. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Who had Jovenel Moïse killed?

Former Haitian Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe said the attackers shot President Moïse 16 times when breaking into the Presidential Palace in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Police Chief Léon Charles said Thursday night that there are 26 Colombians and 2 Haitian-Americans involved. Several suspects were arrested, and others were killed. The Government of Colombia, through the Ministry of Defense, has promised to cooperate with the Haitian authorities. This is how the murder investigation progresses.

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Pfizer reports decreased immunity produced by its vaccine and aims for third dose

Pfizer said it records a decline in the immunity of its coronavirus vaccine and says it is redoubling its efforts to develop a booster dose that protects people from the variants.

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Frustration in Miami: the lack of survivors

Authorities continue to work around the clock searching for victims in the rubble of the collapsed building, even as authorities have switched from a rescue operation to a body recovery effort. What is the hardest part? “The lack of survivors,” Capt. Ken Pagurek of Pennsylvania Task Force 1 told CNN, her voice cracking with emotion.

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America desperately needs 1 million more construction workers

Home construction and improvement is on the rise in the U.S. In an industry that already had few workers before the pandemic, companies will need to hire 430,000 workers this year and 1 million more over the next two, to keep up with demand. . Unlike other industries facing labor shortages, such as restaurants and hotels, construction pays nearly double the average hourly rate.

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Climate change altered human body size

The average size of human bodies has fluctuated significantly over the past million years and the main driver of change has been climate change, according to research. To reach this conclusion, the experts took measurements of the brain and body size of more than 300 fossils of the family. Homo. These are your conclusions about what happened in the past and what could happen in the future.

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Argentina’s Independence Day: 10 things that make Argentines unique

The cultural, natural and historical wealth of Argentina is inexhaustible. On the occasion of the anniversary of Independence, which was signed on July 9, 1816, we remember 10 things that make Argentines unique, from tango to “La mano de Dios”.

These futuristic capsules could help cities solve traffic problems

Traffic congestion is a problem shared by cities around the world. A company believes that the solution is to build a network of driverless high-speed vehicles let them go through the cities suspended from a steel track.

The premiere of “Black Widow”, a triumphant moment for the film industry

Millions of Marvel fans are about to return to a movie theater for the first time since the physical distancing began to see “Black Widow.” The global expectation of the industry for the weekend is that it raises up to US $ 140 million.

Huge 1,174-carat diamond discovered in Botswana

It is the second huge diamond to be found in the African country in a few weeks. The rare rock was recovered at the Karowe diamond mine last month and presented to the government at a ceremony on Wednesday. Mwill go howor it looks.

Disney unveils trailer for “Enchantment”

“Welcome to Casa Madrigal”. Thus begins the trailer for “Encanto”, the new Disney movie inspired by Colombia. In the video we explore a magical house, we see women wearing typical Colombian costumes and part of the typical flora and fauna of the Latin American country, among them chigüiros, toucans and jaguars.

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The number of the day

US $ 1 billion

The European Commission fined the Volkswagen Group and BMW of US $ 1 billion for colluding with Daimler to stop the development of a technology that could have reduced harmful emissions from their vehicles.

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Quote of the day

“These groups of unvaccinated people are what stand in the way of us permanently eliminating this virus.”

Dr. Jonathan Reiner, CNN Medical Analyst and Professor of Medicine and Surgery at George Washington University, explains the impact of unvaccinated groups in the United States, which could become a breeding ground for even more deadly variants of the virus.

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Day selection

Fire TV Stick is $ 20 off and you can control it from Alexa

Lite and 4K versions are on sale. You can ask Alexa from the controller to put content on Netflix, YouTube, Disney +, and more.

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And to finish…

This man could be deported for a piece of bread. Hear his message to Biden

Zalmay Niazy relates that, when she was 9 years old, a group of Taliban came to her city in Afghanistan and demanded that she bring them some bread, or else her family would be harmed. Terrified, he did. Now, in the new life he has built in the US, that act could lead to deportation to a place where, he says, he could be killed..