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Fifty Years Later—Chilean Cinema Before the Coup - Vimarsana News

Fifty Years Later—Chilean Cinema Before the Coup

Chilean cinema prior to the September 1973 coup gave us a portrait of a hopeful nation before it would be changed forever.

Iran's Infiltration of Latin American Politics Complicates "Aeroterror" Flight Investigations - Vimarsana News

Iran's Infiltration of Latin American Politics Complicates "Aeroterror" Flight Investigations

The probe into the Venezuelan Emtrasur plane, seized by Argentina earlier this month for possible ties to Iran, has extended to Paraguay and Chile. But investigations are complicated by shadowy ties between local politicians, Tehran, and its proxy

Coach sticks to familiar faces for World Cup tuneups amid injuries - Vimarsana News

Coach sticks to familiar faces for World Cup tuneups amid injuries

Coach sticks to familiar faces for World Cup tuneups amid injuries

델타도 버거운데…람다 변이 확산, 페루선 확진자의 80% - Vimarsana News

델타도 버거운데…람다 변이 확산, 페루선 확진자의 80%

전문가들 "판단 일러…델타에 관심 집중해야" 지난달 25(현지시간) 페루의 한 병원에서 의료진이 코로나19 환자를 이송하고 있다./AP연합뉴스 페루에서 최초 발견된 신종 코로나바이러스 감염증(코로나19) 람다 변이가 남미를 중심으로 확산하면서 델타 변이처럼 전 세계적으로 확산하는 것 아니냐는 우려가 나온다. 13일(현지시간) 세계보건기구(WHO)에 따르면 람다(C.37) 변이는 지난해 12월 남미 페루에서 처음 확인됐다. 다른 바이러스와 마찬가지로 코로ë‚...

Men do worse with COVID-19: Study - Vimarsana News

Men do worse with COVID-19: Study

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Men do worse with COVID-19: Study Back to video Men appear more likely than women to experience severe outcomes from COVID-19 regardless of whether the men have underlying health conditions, according to a new study. Researchers in New York City who tracked roughly 5,000 patients of both sexes who were diagnosed in early 2020 found that men were sicker when first diagnosed and had a higher need for intensive care treatment and higher rates of death than women. This was true even though the men o...