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The Local 7 April 2021 09:21 CEST As Spain teeters on the edge of its fourth wave of the coronavirus, we take a look at the role new Covid strains are playing in rising infections in the country according to the latest government data. Viruses naturally change over time through the process of mutation, so the fact that several Covid variants have been detected by international scientists is no different from most other virus outbreaks.   So far, three main strains of the coronavirus have been identified: B.1.1.7 (the variant first seen in the United Kingdom), B.1.351 (the strain first detec...

The Latest: Montana governor tests positive for COVID-19 By The Associated Press Associated Press April 5, 2021 — 8:45pm Text size Copy shortlink: HELENA, Mont. — Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has tested positive for COVID-19 a few days after receiving his first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. The governor's offic...

Daily deaths, however, fell to just 85 on Monday, a figure that has been attributed to the near-complete vaccination of older, more at-risk groups

The Local The Local Share this article Two women in black and wearing the Maundy Thursday traditional mourning 'Mantilla' put on their gloves in front of La Macarena basilica in Seville on April 1, 2021. 2021 is the second consecutive year that Holy Week processions' in Seville were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Cristina Quicler/AFP The Local 13:10 CEST Have fears of another post-holiday coronavirus wave been borne out in Spain or have the country’s 17 autonomous communities managed to contain infections over Holy Week? After experiencing a spike in infections after the...

Coronavirus incidence rising across Spain, apart from in the Canary Islands Emilio De Benito Cañizares © PACO PUENTES (EL PAÍS) People wait in line to give their information ahead of their Covid-19 vaccinations in Seville on Monday. Easter week has broken the rising trend in Spain of the 14-day cumulative number of coronavirus cases per 100,000 inhabitants, the main parameter that is being used to follow the progress of the pandemic. This rate was at 138.63 for the whole country on March 23, and since then it went up one day, fell another, rose over the next two days and ...