More tourists means COVID surge; 'door wide open' for 4th wave in Mexico
Baja California Sur is now Mexico's coronavirus epicenter with approximately 14 times more active cases than the national per capita rate.
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Baja California Sur is now Mexico's coronavirus epicenter with approximately 14 times more active cases than the national per capita rate.
Getty / The Atlantic When Donald Trump was sick with COVID-19 last year, some Americans wondered if his illness would spur a change in his handling of the pandemic. It didn’t—Trump continued to minimize its risk, hold rallies, and resist mask wearing. He declared that the United States was “rounding the corner” and little significant policy change materialized, even as cases of COVID-19 increased and deaths mounted. It’s not a uniquely American fable. The same scenario has played out in countries such as Brazil and Mexico, led by nationalists who also tested positive for the coronav...
They downplayed the severity of the coronavirus and never changed their minds. What now?