The 5 things you should know this July 13: This is what happens in Cuba

They investigate the relationship between the J&J vaccine and Guillain-Barré. Suspects of the assassination in Haiti were US informants Guaidó denounces the siege of his home and attempted arrest. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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This is what happens in Cuba

Thousands of people took to the streets in Cuba on Sunday to demonstrate due to the economic situation and the lack of freedom, in the framework of a pandemic that reached record numbers. President Miguel Díaz-Canel pointed out against the economic sanctions of the United States, while Joe Biden asked him to “listen to his people.” This is what you should know.

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Warn of possible Guillain-Barré risk after Johnson & Johnson vaccine

US authorities updated the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine label to warn of the possible increased risk of a rare neurological complication known as Guillain-Barré syndrome.

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Guaidó denounces the siege of his home and attempted arrest

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó denounced that, after learning of the arrest of fellow opposition Freddy Guevara, he tried to leave his residence in Caracas but was intercepted by what, he assures, are policemen who pointed long weapons at his vehicle.

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Suspects of the assassination in Haiti were US informants.

Several of the men involved in the operation in which the president of Haiti was assassinated previously worked as informants for U.S. law enforcement, according to people briefed on the matter. Meanwhile, American investigators grapple with a growing number of Florida ties to the suspected strike squad.

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Qatar refutes accusations of World Cup project worker rights abuses

Since Qatar won the bid to host the World Cup in 2010, more than 6,500 migrant workers have died in the country, according to reports. The Guardian in February. Those responsible for the Qatar World Cup they calculate a very different number of victims.

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At coffee time

Sharks have evolved over millions of years as top predators, but they are no match for humans

Although these great hunters of the blue depths have evolved to survive cold and dark climates, they are no match. for the ultimate predator: humans.

One of China’s wandering elephants finally made it home. But the problems exposed by the trip of the pack will not go away

The herd of wild Asian elephants rose to fame last month as they embarked on an epic journey through southwest China. A lone elephant that was separated from the herd ago one month he was captured and returned to his reserve of origin.

Extreme heat cooked mussels, clams and other shellfish alive on Canada’s beaches

The devastating heat wave that swept through British Columbia days ago is responsible for the massive death of mussels, clams and other marine animals that live on the beaches of western Canada, according to scientists.

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The number of the day

59.2%

A new Gallup poll finds that 59.2% of Americans says it is thriving.

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Quote of the day

“Dustin, you can celebrate that illegitimate victory all you want, but you haven’t done anything in there.”

Conor McGregor’s message after surgery for the fractured tibia that left him out of the fight against Dustin Poirier at the weekend.

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Day selection

Which Nintendo Switch is for you?

We reviewed the Nintendo Switch Lite, the standard version and the new OLED Switch so you know what each one offers and which one to spend your money on.

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And to finish…

She was looking to adopt a dog, but found the one she lost 2 years ago: watch her reunion

While searching for dogs for adoption on a website, Aisha Nieves found the pet she lost two years ago. WFMZ, CNN affiliate, has the story.