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Coronavirus measures in Spain: a horizon of normality
The government is planning spaces where asymptomatic carriers could be quarantined, but mechanisms must exist to ensure the initiative respects the fundamental rights of individuals
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El Roto
El Roto cartoon, April 9, 2020
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Spain sees new drop in daily coronavirus deaths, but total exceeds 15,000
A month after the outbreak began, the country is still struggling to find a reliable way to count the victims
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Spain launches drug trial into preventing coronavirus contagion among health workers
Some 4,000 professionals at 62 hospitals will test known medicines to see whether they can protect professionals from contracting the disease
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Congress backs PM’s request to extend state of alarm in Spain until April 26, with a further 15 days likely
Opposition parties were highly critical of how the Socialist Party government of Pedro Sánchez has handled the crisis during Thursday’s debate in the lower house of parliament
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“I said, ‘Everything will be fine,’ but I failed her. I went outside and cried”
Frustrated and exhausted, Spanish health workers are bearing the emotional brunt of the coronavirus crisis and the pressure is leading to depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress
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