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Spain’s Morenoite Izquierda Diario downplays pandemic as PSOE-Podemos government lifts restrictions Two weeks after PSOE (Socialist Party)-Podemos government called to end Spain’s state of alarm, the Morenoite Workers’ Revolutionary Current (CRT) has shown itself to be utterly indifferent to the many lives that will be lost to COVID-19 as the ruling elite lifts social-distancing restrictions. Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias (Wikimedia Commons) The state of alarm is the juridical mechanism allowing regional governments to impose coronavirus health measures such as lockdowns, curfews and mo...

— Bitter experience helps French ICUs crest latest virus wave — Billions spent on coronavirus fight, but what happens next? ——— ——— HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: WELLINGTON, New Zealand — The Pacific nation of Fiji has closed schools and canceled sporting events as it deals with its first coronavirus infections outside quarantine cases in more than a year. A soldier and a room cleaner at a quarantine facility have both tested positive but there hasn’t been any indication so far the virus is spreading more widely in the community. Prime M...

Rise of fourth coronavirus wave in Spain begins to slow: ‘The situation is good’ Oriol Güell Domínguez © Isabel Infantes (Europa Press) Fernando Simón, the director of the Health Ministry’s Coordination Center for Health Alerts (CCAES), at a press conference on Monday. The rise of the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Spain has begun to slow. More importantly, this change has happened two weeks after the Easter vacation, which saw an increase in mobility and social activity due to national holidays. Health experts feared this would lead to a significant r...

— Bitter experience helps French ICUs crest latest virus wave — Billions spent on coronavirus fight, but what happens next? ——— ——— HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Vermont Ski Areas Association says the state’s ski resorts lost an estimated $100 million this winter during the pandemic. The Rutland Herald says Vermont state officials estimate that equates to $700 million in total losses for the economy. The ski association says season pass holders visited the resorts more this winter, but ticket-buying skier visits wer...

Fernando Simón, the director of the Health Ministry’s Coordination Center for Health Alerts (CCAES), at a press conference on Monday.Isabel Infantes / Europa Press The rise of the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Spain has begun to slow. More importantly, this change has happened two weeks after the Easter vacation, which saw an increase in mobility and social activity due to national holidays. Health experts feared this would lead to a significant rise in new coronavirus cases and place Spain in the same difficult situation currently being seen in neighboring countries suc...