translated from Spanish: Record for coronavirus cases in the world, Schwartzman lost the Cologne final, Harry Styles advanced his new video clip and much more…

1. For the third day in a row, Covid-19’s daily case record

This was reported by the World Health Organization (WHO), as it was highlighted that half of the new positives took place on the European continent. I kept reading here… 2. Soledad Acuña advanced that face-to-face classes could return in February 2021

The Minister of Buenos Aires Education assured Argentina does not resist another year without schools. I kept reading here… 3. Schwartzman suffered a heavy defeat to Zverev in the Cologne final

The Little One lost by a hard-hitting 6-2, 6-1, anyway, is still in the race to get into the London Masters. I kept reading here… 4. A young man was murdered in Viceroy del Pino while trying to steal his car

Sergio Gerez was 29 years old and working as a schoolboy. Witnesses said the criminals stole his belongings before he escaped. I kept reading here… 5. As of this Monday there will be no checks on the routes of six Bonaerenses municipalities

Junín, Lincoln, Bragado, Gral. Viamonte, Rivadavia and Trenque Lauquen will remove the controls on the routes from tomorrow. The decision taken by the local authorities coincided with the need to move gradually from the isolation stage to that of social estating. I kept reading here… 6. Harry Styles advances his new music video

The former One Direction revealed the teaser and release date of their new single “Golden”. I kept reading here… 7. Hamilton won in Portugal, beat Schumacher and made history in Formula One

The British driver reached 92 wins in the top flight and broke the German record, which reaps 91 wins. I kept reading here… 8. 82 years after Alfonsina Storni’s death, Pupina Plomer tells us about his outstanding work

The writer who broke the molds that limited women of the twentieth century, turned poetry into her refuge and was encouraged to talk about taboo and controversial topics for the time, such as rights and independence for women and feminism. In this note, Pupina Plomer takes a comprehensive review of his life and work. I kept reading here…

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