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Venezuela President Extends Virus Quarantine
Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro announced Sunday he will extend for the third consecutive week lockdown restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19 throughout the crisis-stricken South American nation.
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Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro announced Sunday he will extend for the third consecutive week lockdown restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19 throughout the crisis-stricken South American nation. The additional seven-day extension comes after the country saw an increase of 70% of infections registered in the last seven days, authorities say.
Maduro indicated that the increase in positive cases is linked to the presence in 13 regions of the country of the new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, known as P1 and P2, which has its epicenter in Brazil. Maduro also took the opportunity to lash out again at Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, blaming him for the spread of the virus and variant f
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Nicolas Maduro Accuses US Of Monopolising Vaccines, Slams Bolsonaro Over Pandemic Handling
Nicolás Maduro accused the US of monopolising vaccines, criticised Brazilian President over handling of the pandemic and ordered a “fencing off” of Caracas.
In a televised speech on March 14, Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro accused the United States of monopolising vaccines, criticised the Brazilian President over the handling of the pandemic and ordered a “fencing off” of Caracas and other locations. Maduro noted that US President Joe Biden is hoping to get more than 70 per cent of the US population vaccinated by July 4. He added that the US has taken all the vaccines and it has monopolised them for itself.
Media Monitor: A bevy of Guardian gags and CNC3 gaffes but who gets the last laugh?
You laugh. In spite of yourself.
Photo: CNC3 trio (from left) Bavita Gopaulchan, Jesse Ramdeo and Kalain Hosein.
Raucous mid-morning laughter had also filled the Guardian newsroom way back in the 1990s as the word got around. Crime ace Francis Joseph had reported that a man who had been shot dead was buried alive the next morning.
And it had somehow managed to get into the day’s paper.
But if it’s any consolation, it’s not just here in T&T that stuff of that sort occurs. From a media source in the US of A came a similar report about the sister of CNN’s Don Lemon. It seems that, three years ago, she ‘unexpectedly died after drowning’.
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