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Key lines from Biden s address to Congress for the rest of the world

Updated 6:09 PM ET, Thu April 29, 2021 US Vice President Kamala Harris (L) and Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelos (R) applaud as US President Joe Biden addresses a joint session of Congress at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on April 28, 2021. This was excerpted from the April 29 edition of CNN s Meanwhile in America, the daily email about US politics for global readers. Click here to read past editions and subscribe. (CNN) Madam Speaker, Madam Vice President. Those were words that no President has ever said before while addressing a joint session of Congress and they explain why the image above is what history will remember from Joe Biden s big speech on Wednesday night.

Brazil hunts for Covid-19 vaccines in world of new outbreaks, shortages

SAO PAULO (BLOOMBERG) - Brazil is struggling to find vaccines to tackle one of the world s worst Covid-19 outbreaks as resurgent outbreaks and supply shortages among top providers slow the pace of deliveries. Foreign Minister Carlos Franca told lawmakers on Wednesday (April 28) he is seeking vaccines from a variety of partners, including 30 million doses from China s Sinopharm, plus eight million doses of the India-produced AstraZeneca shot as well as any surplus from the United States. The problem, he added, is the pandemic s upsurge in India and tight supplies globally have left Brazil scrambling for doses. The lack of vaccines and other medicine is not a problem only for Brazil - the virus is harming the whole world, Mr Franca said during a session of the Lower House s foreign relations committee.

Newsletter 2021-04-29

Newsletter 2021-04-29 Carolyn Cowan [04/29/2021] – Fewer than 100 Sumatran rhinos are believed to remain on Earth, and the species faces dire threats due to a low birth rate, habitat loss and fragmentation, and poaching. – A new study finds that, despite its small size, the population retains significant genetic diversity, and likely has the genomic “toolkit” necessary to survive threats like climate change or disease. – The findings are good news for conservationists, but also come with a warning: an analysis of a recently extinct subpopulation revealed that a rapid spike in inbreeding preceded their extinction. – The research highlights dilemmas currently facing conservationists working to breed Sumatran rhinos in captivity: Should subspecies be mixed? And, when no alternatives exist, should captive rhinos be bred with their relatives?

Brésil: Plus de 400 000 morts du Covid, la vaccination patine

Brésil: Plus de 400 000 morts du Covid, la vaccination patine
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