Ricardo Ferretti charges against Martín Anselmi for leaving Cruz Azul

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The historic Brazilian technical director, Ricardo ‘Tuca’ Ferretti, could not hide his anger at the decision of Argentine Martín Anselmi to end his role as coach of the Cruz Azul Machine to accept an offer from Porto de Portugal that allows him to fulfill his dream of directing in the old continent with the aim of reaching the Champions League to raise the club’s competitive level. Given this fact, the strategist decided to launch a harsh criticism against Anselmi for abandoning his man agreement as coach of the celestial team for the current Clausura 2025 tournament of the MX League and leaving the sports institution in limbo with just two days of this competition played. . These statements were made by Tuca Ferretti during his participation in ESPN, where he considered that the coaches no longer fulfill their words as was done previously when comparing what happened with Fernando Gago, who also left the Chivas Rayadas de Guadalajara last season in order to fulfill his dream of being in charge of Boca Juniors in Argentina. “Where the hell is this? Where? Does a man’s word no longer exist, does it not exist today or am I out of date at 70 years old?he stated in his statements when analyzing the situation that Liga MX has been experiencing in the last two tournaments. Ricardo Ferretti also maintained that he received a large number of offers from teams while he was in charge of a club; Despite this, he rejected each of them because he had a commitment to lead the team he had signed with to exploit all their sporting qualities in order to turn them into champions. “I rejected teams while I was under contract and they spoke to me and were better than what I had”he added, highlighting that his word with the clubs’ board was much more important than monetary gain. Martín Anselmi’s decision to sign with Porto represents a hard blow for the Cruz Azul Machine, who hoped to maintain a good level in this Clausura 2025 tournament of the Liga MX to be able to qualify for the Liguilla and fight for the trophy; They are now searching for a new coach who can take charge of the bench to meet their objectives. Keep reading: –Mikel Arriola will bet on youth in Mexican soccer by 2025–Soccer matches today, live: time and TV of what you can see this Thursday, January 23–Gonzalo Pineda comes out in defense of the style of play applied by Atlas

The 13 nominations for ‘Emilia Pérez’ are another historic triumph for Netflix. But a hugely controversial one

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‘Emilia Pérez’, the film by Jacques Audiard that tells the personal journey of the head of a Mexican cartel who undergoes a gender change operation, is the production with more nominations this year for the Oscarsa total of 13. It thus surpasses other rivals that were believed to be equal or even above, such as ‘The Brutalist’ or ‘Wicked’, with 10 nominations each. However, this film produced by Netflix does not come without controversy, something that at the moment does not seem to be affecting his career. The nomination count. In its 13 nominations there are main categories such as Best Film, Best Lead Actress (Karla Sofía Gascón), Best Supporting Actress (Zoe Saldaña), Best Cinematography, Best Direction or Best Adapted Screenplay. The rest are divided between Best Editing, Best International Film, Best Makeup and Hairstyling, Best Music and Best Sound. Significantly, despite the 13 nominations, it cannot win more than 12 awards, since in Best Original Song it opts for two songs, of which it can win a maximum of one. Another triumph for Netflix. Although it is no longer new, once again Netflix has won more nominations than any other Hollywood production company, traditional or newcomer to the industry. There are a total of 18 nominations for the platform, since those for ‘Emilia Pérez’ are joined by ‘The Only Woman in the Orchestra’ for Best Documentary Short, ‘Anuja’ for Best Live Action Short, ‘María Callas’ for Best photography, ‘Six Triple Eight’ for Best Song and ‘Wallace and Gromit: Revenge Served with Feathers’ for Best Animated Film. It is not a new situation for Netflix, which has been every year since 2020 the most nominated studiowith a high so far of 36 nominations in 2021. Controversial AI. During its time at the Cannes Festival (where it won the Jury Prize and Best Actress for its female cast), the film was unanimously acclaimed, but after three also very celebrated awards at the Golden Globesthe film hit theaters, and the controversy began. The first protests were for the use of AI: similarly to how has happened with ‘The Brutalist‘ with her dialogues in Hungarian, ‘Emilia Pérez’ has used the Respeecher program to get Karla Sofía Gascón to sing outside her vocal range, and also to touch up the Spanish accents of Zoe Saldaña and Selena Gomez. But that has only been the beginning. trans rejection Despite the visibility of Karla Sofía Gascón being the first openly trans actress to be nominated, as she was the first to win at Cannes, and also the first nominated at the Golden Globes, the transgender community has criticized the film for its vision. schematic and Manichaean that it presents. It has been said that the vision of transsexuality is made from a completely CIS perspective, creating a film focused on trans problems but with only a transgender interpreter. The activist and philosopher Paul B. Preciado, for example, asked “to European binary cinema to stop using our trans bodies to plant their amusement parks.” Unreal Mexico. However, the en bloc rejection occurred when the film reached Mexico, where it premiered in January and where the issue of drug cartels is especially sensitive. The country’s media have criticized her almost unanimously. The popular Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez has defined Selena Gómez’s performance as “indefensible”, being one of the most ridiculed aspects of the film on the internet. In general, the vision that is not very empathetic towards the victims, but very compassionate towards the criminal protagonist, has also been highly criticized. Header | Netflix In Xataka | Netflix breaks subscriber records, but stops reporting its numbers. The reason: it can’t grow any more

Green gelatin, the new viral and delicious dessert that everyone is talking about for its anti-aging benefits

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Eating well is not only a pleasure, but also synonymous with health when we choose foods designed to consciously nourish our body: the three garnishes that Vanesa Lorenzo chooses for dinner, for example, they are digestive allies for a time when feeling light is the highest priority; As an anti-inflammatory insurance we recommend 9 raw materials famous for their anti-bloating benefits; and Kim Kardashian and Isabelle Junot inspired us with its detox juice which they take first thing in the day. Today we are going to talk to you about another recipe that has gone viral in record time not only because it is a delicious and low calorie dessert with which to snack, have breakfast or finish each meal with a sweet detail, but also because they ensure that helps increase collagen productionthe fountain of youth of our skin, hair and bones. To learn more about the green jelly that everyone talks about on the internet We have spoken with experts who have not only detailed its benefits, but have also revealed other rejuvenating recipes and whether we can really alter the amount of collagen we produce through diet. © Getty Images The benefits of green gelatin The most viral dessert of the moment is prepared with a nopal, spinach and lemon and Amil López, nutritionist and doctor in pharmacy, convinces us that there is no shortage of reasons to succeed: “Green gelatin is rich in collagen, a protein essential for skin elasticity and firmness.” Although in his case he recommends another variety of the recipe based on green tea, spirulina and matcha to provide antioxidants: “They fight free radicals, delaying the signs of aging. Consuming it regularly can contribute to brighter and healthier skin.” Dr. Conchita Vidales, aesthetic doctor and coordinator of the nutrition unit at DEMYA Martín del Yerro I Amselem, highlights its protein content, collagen amino acids and vitamins: “Especially the C in spinach, because it helps us increase the amount of collagen available in the body, which is necessary for the proper maintenance of structures. Although among all the variants of the recipe, the Mira+Cueto medical team warns that there are some that are richer in collagen than others: “Perhaps the best known is the one we find in the supermarket, but it may not be the best option, as it has flavorings and sugars.so a healthy way to consume it is to prepare it at home with the most natural ingredients possible.” In addition, the Madrid clinic lists its benefits: Healthy when we prepare it at home as it has low calorie content and higher protein content. Elasticity, hydration and firmness of the skin and its connective tissue. It promotes the health of bones, tendons and joints, as it is a source of calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, silicon and other minerals that help regenerate and strengthen the musculoskeletal system. Strengthens nails and hair. It contains an amino acid called glycine that stimulates the acid in the stomach necessary for digestion and assimilation of nutrients. Strengthens blood vessels, improving circulation and promoting cardiovascular health. © romeestrijd Collagen and diet Our experts are adamant that what we eat has a direct impact on our appearance. Dr. Conchita Vidales recommends vitamin C, essential for collagen production; “but above all we can increase the collagen that our body needs through foods such as chicken, beef, pork, blue and white fish, eggs and gelatin either beef, chicken or pork bone broths and cartilaginous structures such as pig’s trotters, pig’s mask, tripe or ox’s tail. Amil López tells us that although the body produces collagen naturally, the process deteriorates with age. Therefore, apart from the diet, he speaks wonders about nutricosmetics: “Include a specialized supplement such as Collagen LPGwhich contains highly bioavailable peptides, can enhance results by acting from the inside. It is the result of a patented combination of marine-derived collagen and elastin peptides in proportions identical to those of the skin. After just 28 days, a reduction in the number of deep wrinkles is observed and after three months the skin is strengthened.” © Getty Images From Mira+Cueto they also recommend the rejuvenating soup that women love celebrities: “A food with great capacity for collagen stimulation is bone broth (beef or chicken) cooked over low heat for hours, which is rich in natural collagen that when cooked breaks down into gelatin, amino acids such as glycine, proline and lysine, essential for the production of collagen in the body. Wellaging nutrition If we approach the issue of designing a diet for the skin from a global approach and not just focused on collagen production, DEMYA nutritionist Martín del Yerro I Amselem points out balance as the key to success: “Proteins, for the contribution of amino acids that support structures such as skin, bones and muscles as well; slow-absorbing carbohydrates (quinoa, legumes, fruits and vegetables); unsaturated fats (omega 3 and 6); and maintain proper hydration through water, infusions, chicken broths and a good supply of vitamins and antioxidants, including vitamin C, E, D and A.” To make our task easier, Amil López suggests a “beautiful skin effect” menu rich in proteins, antioxidants and healthy fats: Breakfast: red fruit smoothie with spinach and chia seeds and walnuts. Snack: green gelatin. Lunch: quinoa salad with salmon and avocado. Dinner: bone broth with vegetables. French omelet. © maralafontan Foods that dull and damage the skin After knowing what we should do, the Mira+Cueto medical team points out what we should not do and they begin with salt for its liquid retaining effect. “It is also known that dairy consumption can cause acne and other skin inflammations. Rosacea and acne problems have been documented associated with the consumption of even skimmed milk.” Finally, they tell us that “we must reduce the consumption of sugars and processed foods as much as possible”, a change that improves hydration levels, texture, wrinkles and even the appearance of inflammatory diseases. Dr. Conchita Vidales adds “alcohol and ultra-processed foods because they are the worst for our skin and promote … Read more

Spain will manufacture the electric car that Europe needs. And Stellantis’ commitment to Vigo and Zaragoza is the proof

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It had been a while since it was rumored but it has been a official communication from Stellantis which has settled the matter: the STLA Small multi-energy platform is awarded to Spain. The Vigo and Zaragoza plants have their future guaranteed by producing the smallest electric or electrified cars of the automotive group. In addition, Stellantis has also confirmed that it is working on a project to modernize the Villaverde plant in Madrid and give it life beyond the current production of the Citroën C4. The announcement of this award is really important for the Galician and Aragonese plant that in recent years They have feared for the future of their jobs. Furthermore, without leaving Aragon, the confirmation that Stellantis will manufacture its electrified B segment cars there is an endorsement of the joint plans that it maintains with CATL to build a huge battery plant for electric cars next to Zaragoza. The electric car that Europe needs to succeed In your path towards cleaner mobilityIn 2025, Europe will have one of its first touchstones. The new emissions regulations will force us to significantly reduce the combustion car market and increase, even if artificially, the market share of electric and plug-in hybrids. Even if this requires reducing the production of vehicles with combustion engines. Manufacturers who do not act in this way will have to face billion-dollar fines which will be calculated from 95 euros for each gram of CO2 exceeded (the fleet average must not be higher than 93.6 gr/km of CO2) and car sold. In addition to balance your production, Stellantis will pay Tesla to reduce their polluting emissions and present themselves to the European Union under the same group. With this panorama, Europe will have to take a breath and cross its fingers before checking If the customer is willing to pay what the manufacturers ask for for smaller electric cars. The reception of those of 25,000 euro vehicles will be key to understand if the goals set regarding emissions are realistic or, on the contrary, have been overestimated. In that price range, compact and smaller electric cars are the ones that will have to be attractive enough to convince potential clients. These cars are the ones that Stellantis will manufacture on the platform STLA Smalla base that allows vehicles mounted on it to achieve ranges of up to 500 kilometers. But, above all, they have the advantage of being multi-energy and, therefore, offering hybrid versions (plug-in or not) of the same car. This platform has been the one that has been awarded to Vigo and Zaragoza. It is an especially important announcement since they keep alive two plants that last year produced 890,000 vehicles (one in every three cars of all national production), according to Five Days. The economic newspaper assures that, although there is no official data, Stellantis’ investment in modernizing the Vigo and Zaragoza lines for its STLA Small will be around 900 million euros and that, in total, 5,000 million euros will be invested in our country if added to the amount of the new CATL battery plant in Zaragoza. This combo of a car production plant and batteries for said cars is great news for workers. It must be taken into account that, beyond European trends, countries such as France They are betting heavily on electric vehicles of the size that Vigo and Zaragoza will manufacture. It is not only a question of how many electric cars are sold in Spain. Furthermore, Spain is positioned as an interesting country to produce automobiles that, in addition to having a lot to gain from customers, are of special interest to manufacturers. The new regulations will force them to sell more electric vehicles, so greater competition is expected at the most reasonable prices. The award of STLA Small also confirms that Spain is making a especially competitive gap between countries willing to manufacture cars that leave very little profit margin for manufacturers. The smaller and more electrified a car is, the less profit a company can make from it, which is why Spain feared that part of the production of these cars would end up in Eastern Europe. Morocco either Türkiye. As is now happening with Stellantis, the Volkswagen Group also confirmed that Martorell will be the indicated factory to produce its smaller electric cars. An investment that also adds a billion-dollar battery plantthat of Sagunto. The energy and labor costs in Spain are being quite an attraction for manufacturers who have important conflict fronts open in Italy either Germanywhere they propose thousands of layoffs or factory closures. Photo | Stellantis In Xataka | The ghost of PureTech engines haunts Stellantis: it will pay for repairs from 2022 to 2024 if these conditions are met

the future where AI works for us from the computer is beginning to become a reality

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OpenAI presented ChatGPT in 2022. In 2023 it arrived GPT-4 together with the innovator ‘Her’ style voice mode. In 2024 the reasoning model debuted o1. And 2025? The AI ​​company just announced Operatora product that promises to become one of the great protagonists of the year. Sam Altman and his team have presented live How does this tool work that puts people at the center of the scene? AI agents. Currently, as we’ll see, it can perform some actions in the browser, although the ambition is that, over time, it can handle more sophisticated tasks. This is what Operator looks like in action We are witnessing an initial launch. Operator is still in the research phase, but OpenAI has made a publicly available preliminary version which can be accessed from operator.chatgpt.com. The limitation? That not everyone will be able to have access to it. At the moment, it is only available for ChatGPT Pro users, the level of 200 dollars per month. The company has also noted that access to its latest product is limited to the United States. He has said that “it will take a while” to reach Europe, and that it will be available to more users “in the coming months.” The staggered launch likely responds to regulatory issues, as we have seen in the past with products that landed in the US market first. In development. Images | OpenAI In Xataka | “The objective is not to compete with ChatGPT”: we spoke with the creators of ALIA, the 100% Spanish AI, to understand its future

One guilty twin, another innocent twin: the tragic story of two brothers

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Kevin Dugar He closed his eyes as he heard the echo of his cell door closing once again. He had been in an Illinois prison for a decade, facing the weight of a wrongful conviction that had taken away his freedom, his relationship with his daughter and his dreams of a better life. In 2013, when autumn filled the cells with cold, an unexpected letter changed his life: his twin brother, Karl, admitted to being the real person responsible for the crime for which Kevin had been sentenced. Kevin and Karl Dugar shared much more than their identical appearance. They grew up in an impoverished Chicago neighborhood, dressing alike and playing at confusing teachers and friends. They were inseparable, known by their common nickname, “Twin.” “We will always be one,” they used to say as children, but that promise fell apart over time. During their adolescence, both fell under the influence of local gangs. Although Kevin tried to leave that dangerous world behind, Karl sank deeper into violence. On March 22, 2003, that disconnect between their paths came to a head when a rival gang member, Antwan Taylor, was shot and killed. Witnesses described the shooter as a man dressed in black who fled to a nearby park. The police investigation quickly linked the case to the Vice Lords, the gang to which Kevin had belonged. Although there was no physical evidence, The testimonies of 2 witnesses affirmed that he was responsible. One of them, Ronnie Bolden, claimed to be able to distinguish between Kevin and Karl, but did not know their real names. The inconsistencies in the testimonies went unnoticed at the trial, and in 2005 Kevin was sentenced to 54 years in prison. Kevin’s battle to prove his innocence From the beginning, Kevin maintained his innocence. The detectives offered him a deal: confess to the crime in exchange for a reduced sentence. However, he flatly refused. “I am not going to plead guilty to something I did not do,” he declared repeatedly. Despite his efforts and his lawyer’s arguments about the lack of concrete evidence, the jury found him guilty. While Kevin was serving his sentence, Karl visited his brother in prison. Although Kevin shared the details of his case with him, Karl remained silent about his own responsibility. It was 10 long years before Karl confessed the truth in a letter sent from another prison. The confession that defied the judicial system “Brother, I am the one to blame. “I can’t go on living with this,” Karl wrote in the letter Kevin received in 2013. In it, he admitted having been the author of the crime that had destroyed his brother’s life. Kevin was paralyzed as he read the words he had been waiting for for years. Despite the shock, she mustered the courage to ask Karl to turn himself in and testify. In 2016, Karl declared in court that he was responsible for the murder. However, his testimony was dismissed. Prosecutors argued that Karl, who was already serving a 99-year sentence for another crime, had nothing to lose by taking the fall. Even the judge expressed doubts about their credibility, citing the twins’ history of swapping identities to deceive others. Kevin’s case attracted the attention of Northwestern University’s Center on Wrongful Convictions. A team of lawyers and law students took up his case, analyzing the inconsistencies of the trial and the importance of Karl’s confession. They argued that a jury would have reached a different conclusion if they had access to all the evidence. Finally, in 2021, an appeals court granted Kevin a new trial, recognizing that the circumstances of the case warranted review. Although this did not mean an automatic declaration of innocence, it opened the door for Kevin to regain his freedom. On January 25, 2022, Kevin Dugar was released from Cook County Prison after nearly 2 decades behind bars. Although being out of prison is a step forward, his path is far from easy. He currently lives in a halfway house, under strict conditions, while he awaits a final resolution of his case. Kevin faces the challenge of rebuilding his life. He dreams of restoring his relationship with his daughter, who grew up without him, and finding a way to heal after years of injustice. “I have no hard feelings towards Karl. He’s my brother. He is not to blame for my being in prison; “That was the system,” Kevin told The Guardian. However, his words carry an emotional weight that reflects the complexity of his situation. Reflections on an imperfect judicial system Kevin Dugar’s story is not an isolated case. It highlights the systemic failures of a judicial system that often ignores critical evidence and relies excessively on unreliable testimony. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of initiatives such as wrongful conviction centres, which work tirelessly to correct miscarriages of justice. The case also shows the devastating impact of individual decisions in the context of a close family relationship. Karl ultimately chose to confess, but only after years of silence condemned his brother to a life behind bars. Kevin’s future remains uncertain, but his determination to rebuild his life and stand firm in his innocence inspires those fighting against a system that too often fails those who need it most. Keep reading: * Texas father guilty of capital murder after strangling daughter during video call* Iowa man sentenced to 55 years in prison for kidnapping ex-girlfriend* Man sentenced to 9 life sentences for decades of sexual abuse of girls

Four Latinos are among the best shortstops in the Major Leagues

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Year by year before the start of each season MLB Network publishes a ranking with the best 10 players by position. He recently released the list of the best shortstops in the Major Leagues for 2025 and four Latinos stand out on it. MLB rankings are based on each player’s performance last season. Combining offensive and defensive statistics and metrics; plus analysis from MLB Network’s research team to put together this list. This year the best shortstop according to MLB Network It’s for Baltimore Orioles youngster Gunnar Henderson. Who last year appeared in the sixth box of the best third basemen and in 2024 played the entire season as shortstop. The first Latino to appear in the ranking is the Puerto Rican Francisco Lindor. Who had a 2024 season that led him to be a finalist for MVP in the National League, while at a defensive level he left a fielding percentage of .979 with 12 errors. Francisco Lindor is the owner of the Mets shortstop.Credit: AP It is not until box seven that we see another Latino on the list. This is the Puerto Rican Carlos Correa, who although he missed a large part of the season He only made five errors in 84 games who played for a fielding percentage of .983. In the eighth box appears the Dominican Elly De La Cruz who had his first full season in the Major Leagues. Playing 160 games and being decisive for the Reds with 67 stolen bases and 25 home runs, although he was the shortstop with the most errors in the Major Leagues, accumulating 29 of them. The ninth place goes to Willy Adames who on the offensive He had an excellent season with 112 RBIs and 32 home runs. While with the glove at shortstop he had a fielding percentage of .963 with 20 errors. Top 10 shortstops, according to MLB Network 1. Gunnar Henderson, Orioles2. Corey Seager, Rangers3. Francisco Lindor, Mets4. Bobby Witt Jr., Royals5. Mookie Betts, Dodgers6. Dansby Swanson, Cubs7. Carlos Correa, Twins8. Elly De La Cruz, Reds9. Willy Adames, Giants10. Trea Turner, Phillies Keep reading:Winners of the next 10 World Series, according to predictionsDates to follow for the 2025 Major League Baseball seasonMets sign left-hander AJ Minter for two years, $22 million

We believed that what we learned from the coronavirus would help us better resist other epidemics. The flu shows us that

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Five years have passed since the beginning of the pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2, the Covid-19 virus. In those first months, some wondered what lessons we could learn of past epidemics, such as the “Spanish flu” of 1919 that we could apply to the new epidemic. The question now is another, the opposite, we could say: what can we learn from the pandemic that will help us with epidemics such as the seasonal flu. And above all, why It seems that we have not learned these lessons still. Although the fight against Covid brought with it extreme measures such as confinement, measures that are neither necessary nor implementable in epidemics like the one we see every winter associated with any of the flu viruses, it is possible to look back to find measures that we can put into practice, especially if we present symptoms associated with the flu or a cold. Perhaps the first lesson that Covid taught us regarding the flu is that it is possible to stop the transmission of this virus: the winter between 2020 and 2021 was the winter without flu: the measures to keep the spread of the coronavirus at bay made the incidence of the flu would fade away. This had another impact: the disappearance of a strain of the virus, the one called B/Yamagata. The extinction of this influenza B lineage It is still shrouded in a certain mystery, but what we do know is that since 2020 there has been no news about this strain. But the pandemic too he left us lessons that we can apply, if not in our daily winter life, at least when we notice the appearance of symptoms that we associate with flu or colds (similar but not identical), such as general malaise, runny nose, irritation of the respiratory tract or fever . The pandemic encouraged the study of the transmission of respiratory viruses, of how aerosols containing these pathogens travel through the air. Some of this knowledge can be useful to experts, being extrapolated to other similar viruses, such as the coronaviruses that cause some of the typical colds of these dates and the flu itself. Keeping distance is one of the advice that health authorities give to those who present these symptoms, something that can undoubtedly remind us of social distancing of the pandemic. The transmission of respiratory viruses is usually similar, and in these cases, keeping a certain distance from the other person can be helpful in preventing contagion. Another recommendation that we can find in the guides is to properly ventilate the spaces. Whether in our home, offices or on public transport, adequate ventilation can also hold the key to avoiding new infections. Of course, masks provide a physical barrier to the spread of the virus. Although health authorities recommend resting and avoiding going outside when we suffer from diseases such as the flu, masks can be of great help in cases where that option is not available. Another useful lesson is in testing. Rapid Coronavirus tests were of great help in keeping the spread of the virus at bay and some tests soon incorporated the possibility of looking for the presence of other pathogens, such as the flu. During the pandemic we became familiar with this type of rapid tests, now a lot cheaper and more affordable that five years ago. However, its current use may not be as widespread as might be expected in the context of seasonal influenza epidemics. Similarly, the pandemic enabled new advances in vaccine development, but also laid the foundation for more efficient vaccination campaigns. Also what has been learned by scientists and authorities may be of help when dealing with annual flu outbreaks. Forgetting what was learned And why do we forget these lessons? Forget it’s part of our natureit may even make sense in many contexts, including Covid. Forgetting can make work easier of our brain, but it is also important for our mental health. The process of forgetting is very visual: we associate the Covid era with images such as masks or empty streets. The memory of masks (or forgetting them) may be especially relevant precisely because it is an element that can make it difficult to spread the flu and other diseases of the respiratory system. The lessons not only can they be valid when considering strategies to deal with seasonal flu. In recent years we have witnessed various bird flu outbreakswith the active outbreak in the United States among the most worrying. The virus has reached numerous people and, although so far no infections have been detected among humans, a few weeks ago the first person died as a result of the outbreak. The ramifications of this outbreak have been significant. The outbreak has not only affected wild and poultry birds, it has also affected cattle and cases have even been detected in the country’s pigs. In recent weeks we saw that the virus was circulating again among poultry in Europe, so the possibility of this zoonosis continuing to spread is not negligible. In Xataka | Thousands of people have survived without suffering from Covid. Now they are helping us learn more about the disease Image | Anna Shvets / CDC

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