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12 of June of 2020

CORONAVIRUS

Spanish judge shelves case tying Women’s Day march to spread of Covid-19

J. J. Gálvez|Madrid | 12-06-2020 - 15:32 UTC

The political right had made much of the government's alleged role in allowing public gatherings on March 8, when the coronavirus epidemic began to be apparent

CORONAVIRUS

Spain edges closer to ‘new normality’ with final coronavirus phase change

Pablo Linde/El País|Madrid | 12-06-2020 - 14:42 UTC

Most parts of the country will enter the final stage of the deescalation process on Monday, which will end on June 21 when the state of alarm expires

CORONAVIRUS

Thermal imaging and e-forms: How Spain will screen for Covid-19 when the travel ban is lifted

Pablo Linde|Madrid | 12-06-2020 - 09:47 UTC

Experts warn about the difficulty of detecting the coronavirus when thousands of visitors start coming in by sea and air each day

CORONAVIRUS

Spain reports 156 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours and 32 deaths in a week

Juan José Mateo/Fernando Peinado|Madrid | 12-06-2020 - 08:59 UTC

The Spanish Health Ministry has still not updated the total number of victims, which stands at 27,136 for the fifth day running

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 12-06-2020 - 08:33 UTC

El Roto cartoon, June 12, 2020

INTERVIEW

Antonio Huertas: ‘We have to break the mental confinement’

Miguel Jiménez/Íñigo de Barrón|Madrid | 12-06-2020 - 06:33 UTC

The chairman of Spain’s leading insurance company Mapfre believes we have to deal with the psychological fallout from the coronavirus lockdown in order to return to normal life and beat the pandemic

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