El Roto
El Roto cartoon, April 30, 2021
Russians, vaccines, sun and sand to reactivate the Cuban tourism industry
Cuba has refocused on Varadero and its well-established tourist areas to kick-start international tourism with Covid-19 safeguards in place and a national vaccination plan
Coronavirus pandemic revives the culture and economy of the world’s southernmost town
Lockdown restrictions in Puerto Williams, Chile, gave young people the opportunity to learn the ancestral crafts and the language of the Yaghan people
NGOs call on Spanish government for guidelines over vaccination of migrants and other collectives without healthcare cards
The Covid-19 vaccine campaign is meant to be universal but as the target age range drops the challenge of immunizing groups such as the homeless will increase
Coronavirus incidence holds steady in Spain, despite high rates in regions such as the Basque Country and Madrid
The number of patients in regular hospital beds and ICUs has also fallen this week, while a new record for vaccine doses administered in a day was set
A million Spaniards due second AstraZeneca shot will have to wait another month
The Public Health Commission has delayed a decision on what to do with the essential workers who received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine before it was restricted to the 60-69 age group
With coronavirus state of alarm soon to expire, some regions voice call for emergency situation to be extended
Several regional governments fear that measures to contain the pandemic may be struck down by the courts if the legal framework is not extended beyond May 9
The 700-year-old child found in southern Spain
A body dating back to the late Middle Ages has been discovered in the Real Alcázar of Seville in what could be the first of many new findings