Month: April 2020

About lA #Covid19 in Germany goes this new map of the #pandemia. After reducing the number of infected, the European country plans a gradual return to normal.

From Romania comes this look at the #Covid19. A fifth map of #pandemia shows that the coronavirus crisis tests not only Europe’s cohesion but also some of its basic principles such as fraternity and the like.

On a third map of the #pandemia on a global scale, the Cuban writer, Antonio Alvarez Gil, offers #PalabraNueva some reflections on the #Coranovirus in Spain.

From London, a prestigious scientist assures #PalabraNueva that the #Coranovirus “has gone out of control.” A new map of the #pandemia provides an overview of treatments to #Covid19.

Centro Habana is one of the municipalities with the highest number of infected by #Covid19 in the Cuban capital. On the reality of this territory, #PalabraNueva offers more details.

Crisis Maps (2). A second map of the global crisis shows the situation of the #Covid-19 in #Oceanía. On the reality of this region, he #PalabraNueva an important professor at the Australian University of
Monash.

Crisis Maps (1). The pandemic unsealed by The Covid-19 has shocked the world and made it clear that despite all the technological advancement we have come to, nature can charge us dearly for our mistakes

In the past few days, British writer and journalist Austen Ivereigh gave Pope Francis an extensive interview on the global situation caused by the current pandemic. Although previously published, the author sent the original version of his Spanish text to Palabra Nueva.

By coronavirus the Pope postpones WyD in Lisbon and World Meeting of Families

The Pontiff has appointed Cardinals Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri, Bishop of Huehuetenango (Guatemala), and Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez, Archbishop of San Cristobal of Havana (Cuba), as well as Archbishop Paulo Cezar Costa, Bishop of Sao Carlos, Brazil, as well as Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez, Archbishop of San Cristobal of Havana, Cuba, as well as Archbishop Paulo Cezar Costa, Bishop of Sao Carlos, Brazil.