Leading the impeachment inquiry added the Defense Department and the office of management and budget to the growing list of those who have been subpoenaed for documents and records. This comes as were still expecting the white house to send a letter to House Speaker nancy pelosi telling her it will not hand over anything to the house until the house votes to formally approve an impeachment inquiry but as this subpoena fight drags out, lawmakers hear testimony from two key players in the saga. U. S. Ambassador to the european union, sondland and former ambassador marie. Lets start with hans nichols at the white house. Any sense soft when, how, or if the white house will plan to respond to the new subpoena it has received from the House Committee including the ones from last week . Reporter if is probably the best question there. From the white houses perspective, talking to senior official just moments ago, they refer to this as a faux impeachment. There is a sense they want to almost d
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Mexico City nurse Maria Ramírez became the first person in Latin America to get vaccinated for COVID-19 on Thursday
The Mexican government received a shipment of 3,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on
Wednesday
The government planned to vaccinate health workers in Mexico City and other medical personnel in other cities throughout the nation
As of Thursday, Mexico generated 120,311 coronavirus deaths - fourth most in the globe
An intensive care nurse in Mexico City Thursday became the first person in Latin America to receive an approved coronavirus vaccine.
Mexico began administering the first 3,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in a broadcast ceremony in which María Ramírez, 59, got the first shot.