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The blame for the explosion of cases and deaths in Spain lies squarely on the shoulders of the Socialist Party (PSOE)-Podemos government, which has refused point-blank to take any serious measures to control the pandemic.
The monitoring system has reflected this duality in the past: when the number of new coronavirus cases reaches a peak and starts to fall, the number of Covid-19 fatalities still takes time before it starts to descend. That is just what can be seen in the data supplied by the Spanish Health Ministry on Tuesday. The number of diagnoses â which include those from previous days, and not just the last 24 hours â came in at 36,435 according to yesterdayâs report, the same level seen a week ago and far from the 44,357 reported on Thursday, January 21. It is a clear signal that, as the...
ARCHIVED - Spain approves coronavirus genome sequencing protocols to monitor spread of variants Madrid and Cantabria report far greater incidences of the British strain than the national government Concerns continue to grow in Spain over the potential threat posed by the British, Brazilian and South African variants of Covid-19 and the probable emergence of other mutations in the course of the coming months, and in the light of this the Ministry of Public Health in the Spanish government has approved protocols to monitor the spread and virulence of such strains. The objective is to standardiz...
The Latest: Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim has COVID-19 January 25, 2021 MEXICO CITY — The son of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim announced Monday that his father has COVID-19 and is responding to treatment. Carlos Slim Domit wrote in his Twitter account that his 80-year-old father started having minor symptoms a week ago, and has gone to one of the country’s foremost hospitals for care. The son said the National Nutrition Institute had given his father “tests, monitoring and timely treatment.” With Mexico City’s hospitals at 89% capacity, many city residents have had a very diff...
The Latest: Texas COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to fall The Associated Press © Eli Hartman Volunteers take down information as they register people to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at the vaccination clinic put on by the City of Odessa, Odessa Fire Rescue and Medical Center Hospital Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021 at Ratliff Stadium in Odessa, Texas. (Eli Hartman/Odessa American via AP) AUSTIN, Texas — The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in Texas continues to fall from record highs as the state nears the end of what has been its deadliest month of the pandemic. ...