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U.S.: coronavirus and hurricanes in sight
Authorities in the southern United States are continuing to adjust their plans for the hurricane season as the new coronavirus...
U.S. immigration services to reopen on June 4 with adjustments due to COVID-19
As of June 4, immigrants who have pending issues with the immigration services will be able to have in-person services...
South Florida reopens almost entirely and starts resumption of economic activity
South Florida, which includes Miami-Dade and Broward counties, among others, finished opening its commercial operations this Thursday despite the fact...
Miami authorities want to open South Florida despite continued spread of COVID-19
The state of Florida woke up this Tuesday with 52,255 cases of COVID-19 and 2,259 deaths. In Miami-Dade, the sick...
U.S. bans travel from Brazil
President Donald Trump extended travel restrictions from the countries most affected by the coronavirus by rejecting this Sunday the entry...
WHO decides to temporarily suspend hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 patients
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Coronavirus: no new cases reported in China, but increasing in Latin America
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Coming out of confinement due to COVID-19 is cautiously received in Miami
Nicolás Castañeda is a Bolivian engineer who has lived in Miami for 22 years and has two obsessions: eating well―as...
Miami-Dade and Broward will also start their post-COVID-19 reopening
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced Thursday that Miami-Dade and Broward, the two counties most affected by COVID-19 in the state,...
Miami-Beach again closes important public park due to strollers’ lack of discipline
Five days after reopening a beach park in South Miami Beach, the city hall closed it again to the public...
First Cuban medical brigade made up only of women arrives in Trinidad and Tobago
The first Henry Reeve Contingent medical brigade made up only of women arrived in Trinidad and Tobago on May 1...
European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean: joining efforts against the coronavirus
A few years ago, the European Union placed the concept of resilience at the center of its Global and Security...
Germany tests coronavirus vaccine
German pharmaceutical company BioNTech confirmed this Wednesday that it has started testing a possible coronavirus vaccine in volunteers. The 12...
Cuban medical brigade arrives in South Africa to help confront COVID-19
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Miami Beach extends closure of its beaches until June to maintain social distance
The city of Miami Beach decided to extend the closure of the most used beaches in Florida at this time...
United States adds new symptoms associated with COVID-19
Before, shortness of breath, along with fever and cough, were the only complaints associated with coronavirus by specialized centers in...
On Earth Day Coronavirus, a pollution hiccup?
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Trump to temporarily suspend immigration to the U.S.
President Donald Trump said this Monday that he will sign an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration to the United...
Four health collaborators in Venezuela tested positive for coronavirus
Four Cuban collaborators from the Barrio Adentro Mission tested positive for the coronavirus, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced this Thursday....
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Pope Francis officiates Palm Sunday mass with no audience
Pope Francis celebrated the Palm Sunday mass without an audience, after the traditional ceremony in St. Peter’s Square was suspended...
Almost 400,000 people have applied for unemployment compensation in Florida due to COVID-19
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National Guard controls entrances to Florida and prevents tourists from entering Key West
The advance to the southern United States of COVID-19, the fearsome coronavirus, has led authorities to control entering the state....
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