Brazil to host Copa America in June as pandemic-hit ...
SOCCER-COPA AMERICA/ (UPDATE 1, PIX, TV):UPDATE 1-Brazil to host Copa America in June as pandemic-hit Argentina withdraws
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SOCCER-COPA AMERICA/ (UPDATE 1, PIX, TV):UPDATE 1-Brazil to host Copa America in June as pandemic-hit Argentina withdraws
SOCCER-COPA AMERICA/ (UPDATE 3, PIX):UPDATE 3-Soccer-Copa America games moved from Colombia after civil unrest
By Syndicated Content By Adam Jourdan, Monica Machicao and Herbert Villarraga BUENOS AIRES/LA PAZ/BOGOTA (Reuters) â Latin Americans, hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic, are struggling to get vaccinated, a threat to the regionâs fragile economic recovery as lockdowns tighten amid a dangerous surge of infections and rising death tolls. The region of some 660 million people has recorded almost 30% of the worldâs 3.2 million COVID-19 deaths to date, despite being home to just 8% of the worldâs population. While countries in Africa and Asia also lag behind Europe...
People wait outside a vaccination centre to receive the vaccine against coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in La Paz, Bolivia April 21, 2021. REUTERS/Claudia Morales BUENOS AIRES/LA PAZ/BOGOTA (Reuters) - Latin Americans, hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic, are struggling to get vaccinated, a threat to the region's fragile economic recovery as lockdowns tighten amid a dangerous surge of infections and rising death tolls. The region of some 660 million people has recorded almost 30% of the world's 3.2 million COVID-19 deaths to date, despite being home to just 8% of the world's population. ...
10 Apr 2021 / 08:50 H. (Adds announcement by Paraguay about Brazil variant circulation) By Marco Aquino LIMA, March 25 (Reuters) - Peru said on Thursday it registered a record high of 11,260 new coronavirus cases in a single day as it suffers from the spread of a more contagious variant first identified in Brazil, a shortage of medical equipment, and overstretched hospitals. Peru's total caseload since the virus first hit in March last year is now 1,492,519 and 50,656 deaths, the Ministry of Health said on Wednesday night. During the first wave of infections, Peru reached its peak with 10,14...