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Month: October 2021

¿Disminuye mi inmunidad? Los médicos aconsejan a los receptores de la vacuna Pfizer que no se preocupen

Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN) — Si bien recibir dos dosis de la vacuna contra el covid-19 crea una fuerte respuesta inmune que reduce el riesgo de enfermedad grave en más del 90%, la protección contra infecciones más leves y asintomáticas disminuye gradualmente. Es por eso que Pfizer solicitó y recibió la autorización de la Administración

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Two Orban challengers face off in Hungary primary race

By JUSTIN SPIKE Associated Press BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Opposition voters in Hungary are choosing between two opposition politicians hoping to unseat right-wing populist Prime Minister Viktor Orban in an election next spring. The two contenders, center-left lawyer Klara Dobrev and moderate conservative mayor Peter Marki-Zay, have differing platforms but are both members of an

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Vincent Chin’s family never got the justice they wanted. But his case changed things for those who came after him

By Harmeet Kaur, CNN Vincent Chin was celebrating his bachelor party at the Fancy Pants strip club in Detroit when he and another patron got into a fight. “It’s because of you little motherf****** that we’re out of work,” a White autoworker named Ronald Ebens yelled at the 27-year-old Chinese American, as a dancer who

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With some ‘more open to conspiracy theories,’ vaccination rates of English Premier League players remain shrouded in mystery

By Matias Grez and John Sinnott, CNN While the likes of the NFL are leading the way in public vaccine advocacy and transparency — the league said it had reached a vaccination rate of over 90% among players by late September — the uptake among footballers in the English Premier League remains shrouded in mystery.

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