Unusual Writers

The topic that concerns us this week consists about a serious problem, which is worrying all citizens: coronavirus. An ongoing outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, started in December 2019. It was first identified in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei, China. The infection is primarily through human-to-human transmission, via respiratory droplets that people sneeze or cough. This situation of extreme danger, not only scares citizen people, but also governments. Throughout this month, large number of countries have been infected by the coronavirus. Thence, measures have been taken to prevent the spread and protect the population from the infection. Speaking about that, an expert has warned the world has reached a "tipping point" in the coronavirus outbreak as fears of a global pandemic grow. Professor Paul Hunter said the current spread of COVID-19 , outside China is "extremely concerning&q

So the topic for this week will be related with the very famous singers, as Elton John, who have sometimes so many problems with their vocal conditions. We have to recognize they work with lots of pressure, due to they owe it to the public. The thing is, Elton was performing in Auckland when he literally lost his voice and had to excuse and leave the concert. It seems to be caused by pneumonia. The singer leveraged his social networks to give a consolation for all of his fans, after crying for his vocal disaster. He was very close and guilty, but he admitted that he had given everything to fulfil what he had promised. So what do you think, it will signify a failure on his career and probably the end of a myth or the fans will continue supporting him more and more? What would you have felt if this had happened to your favourite singer? https://www.instagram.com/p/B8oUCgSpDUN/?hl=es Raul Ochoa García

The Oscars Gala was held on February 10, where different films, actors, actresses, directors, etc., were nominated for best in their category. As a topic of this week, we will talk about the victory of the movie "Parasite" in the best picture category. "Parasite" is a film from South Korea directed by Bong Joon-ho which has been the first ever foreign language film to win the best picture. I thought this topic would be interesting since lately there is a lot of talk about the impact of this film on current cinema, which is not an American film that is the one that usually wins. Do you think this film will inspire more foreign films to get this award? Do you think the film really deserves the position it has? Or do you think another film deserves it? Jheremmy Matienzo. https://news.sky.com/story/parasite-takes-best-picture-at-the-oscars-11930518

The subject for this week will be about the Brexit, the leaving of the UK of the EU. It was voted by them and finally a few days ago they accomplished it, after that there was even a celebration about it. Maybe because it was 3 years ago that was voted and they were very excited. I think It would be interesting to talk a bit about it, it may have some serious repercusion to us, or even to the world. So the question is, do you think that they did good? Will it be benefciial for them and us? https://www.bbc.com/news/politics/uk_leaves_the_eu