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The media falsely claims schools are safe: What the science actually says - Vimarsana News

The media falsely claims schools are safe: What the science actually says

The Democratic Party, the bourgeois press and the CDC are peddling pseudo-science as part of the campaign to force teachers back into the classrooms.

Source: wsws.org
Biden's top economic advisor demands that "schools open" so parents "can get back to work" - Vimarsana News

Biden's top economic advisor demands that "schools open" so parents "can get back to work"

Such efforts will only spur the pandemic to ever greater heights of death in a country where there are already more than 3,400 newly reported deaths each day.

Source: wsws.org
New study claims schools are a major spread of COVID-19 in Montreal - Vimarsana News

New study claims schools are a major spread of COVID-19 in Montreal

A new study by a team of researchers is arguing that schools should be closed to slow down the spread of COVID-19. While Quebec Premier François Legault described reopening schools Monday as a calculated risk, the study suggests schools are indeed a driving factor behind the spread of the virus in Quebec.

UNESCO addresses societal inequalities and economic impacts of COVID-19 in nine Sub-Saharan African cities - Vimarsana News

UNESCO addresses societal inequalities and economic impacts of COVID-19 in nine Sub-Saharan African cities

11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Share this article While the world has focused on the public health consequences of the COVID-19, the socioeconomic impacts have been a key policy lever in establishing government responses. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the pandemic triggered severe economic and social contractions, magnifying the long-standing legacies of prejudice, injustice, and increasing inequalities of our societies. Local populations have suffered devastating consequences for food security, employment opportunities, and public trust, provoked...

Source: unesco.org