The 5 things you should know this September 20: The conditions of the migrants under bridge in Texas

They will continue to deport Haitian migrants from the US A macabre find in the search for Gabby Petito. New storms are forming in the Atlantic. Emmy winners. In addition, it is World Paella Day. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Border closure extended in Texas

Authorities of the United States Border Patrol announced that the crossing between Del Rio, Texas, and Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, will remain closed due to the large agglomeration of overcrowded immigrants, mostly people from Haiti. Such are the precarious conditions of these migrants at this point on the border.

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Gabby Petito case: FBI finds human remains

The FBI reported Sunday that it found human remains in the area where it was looking for Gabby Petito, the 22-year-old girl who was reported missing on September 11 by her relatives. Although the FBI did not confirm Petito’s identity, it reported that the remains matched the woman’s description. This is what we know.

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This is how vaccination against covid-19 is going in Latin America

43.1% of the world’s population is at least partially vaccinated against covid-19, according to Our World In Data. On average, South America reaches a vaccination rate with at least one dose of 58.53% and North America, 56.19%. How are vaccination rates in Latin American countries?

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UN Assembly in New York

The 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly will begin this Tuesday in New York. U.S. fears that the annual gathering of world leaders could trigger a super-spread event highlight the stark inequality of global access to covid-19 vaccines, even as developed countries begin offering booster vaccines. Analysis by Stephen Collinson.

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Peter and Rose, the new storms in the Atlantic

The busy Atlantic hurricane season in 2021 is continuing its unusual course. The sixteenth and seventeenth named storms, Peter and Rose, respectively, formed on Sunday. This has been said by meteorologists about their trajectories.

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At coffee time

These are the winners of the 2021 Emmy Awards

The 73rd Emmy Awards ceremony took place on Sunday night. This is the complete list of winners.

It’s World Paella Day!

This Monday, September 20, the World Paella Day And, in Valencia, the birthplace of this Spanish dish, chefs from all over the world compete to see who can cook the best.

# NuevaMúsica: Enrique Iglesias launches the first part of “Final”

In this list of premieres of Pop Zone also listed Sebastián Yatra with “Tarde”, Ozuna with “La Funka”, “Llori Pari” by Álvaro Díaz, Feid and Tainy, among others.

This is what happens to rats when cities flood

Even if a flood caught and killed too many rats underground, many more would find their way to safety. We tell you why.

Messi’s look at Pochettino soon became a meme

PSG is unbeatable in Ligue 1 in France. On Sunday, the team beat Lyon at home, but the unthinkable happened: they replaced Messi. This is how they reacted in networks.

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The number of the day

US $ 1.17 million

It is the value for which a copy of the first edition of the classic novel “Frankenstein” was auctioned in New York.

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Quote of the day

“It is uncomfortable to sit next to someone with whom you do not have relationships”

This was said by the president of Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, about the presence of the questioned president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, at the CELAC summit, held in Mexico City this weekend.

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Selection of the day

Jorge Gutiérrez worked for Nickelodeon and Netflix; now wants to inspire young people at Wacom Academy

If you saw ‘The Book of Life’ or ‘Mucha Lucha’, you know the work of this Mexican artist who will give a free lecture

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And to finish

The feat of a young man who walks on a suspended rope from the Eiffel Tower to the Chaillot Theater

Impressive test at 70 meters high and with the Eiffel Tower as a witness. This was the feat, which lasted 30 minutes.