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Valencia: queuing to measure the temperature at school
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In Spain, the number of infections is increasing faster and faster. The main culprit is apparently politics, which is not acting with sufficient determination. The epicenter is in the capital.
AThe choice of words reflects concern. Emiliano García-Page compares Madrid to a “radioactive virus bomb”. The capital is responsible for eighty percent of corona infections in neighboring Castilla-La Mancha, says the regional president there. His Madrid counterpart, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, did not want to let that pass him by. The head of the conservative government asked him this Monday for a clarifying interview. For days, Díaz Ayuso has been complaining about a “ruthless campaign” by his political opponents against his Corona policy.
“If Madrid sinks, all of Spain will sink,” warns the PP politician, who had caused horror in many parents at the beginning of school these days: During the school year it is likely “that practically all children are in one way or another. other”. “She would be infected with the coronavirus, she said in an interview. Ayuso actually wanted to reassure parents that the schools were “very safe” compared to other places. But there is great skepticism in Madrid. Many people are experiencing déjà vu right now.
