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RT @MartinxHodgson: “ Cubans are now 24 times less likely to catch the virus than Dominicans, 27 times less likely to catch it than Mexicans, and more than 70 times less likely to be infected than Brazilians.“ https://t.co/ztG991wzD0
OpenCuba sets example with successful programme to contain coronavirus
While the WHO has signalled that Latin America is the new centre of the pandemic, cases in the communist-ruled island have fallen for two months
Key coronavirus questions as tens of thousands gather at protests across US https://t.co/MhavYbmrnE
OpenKey coronavirus questions as tens of thousands gather at protests across US
A number of southern states are seeing increases while states which had the worst outbreaks in the spring are seeing reductions
China withheld data on coronavirus from WHO, recordings reveal
Complaints by officials at odds with body’s public praise of Beijing’s response to outbreak
'Revolting': Trump condemned for saying George Floyd is praising US economy https://t.co/KnoHNjidc7
Open'Revolting': Trump condemned for saying George Floyd is praising US economy
President made the comments after better-than-expected jobs report showed national unemployment rate falling
Coronavirus latest: at a glance
A summary of the biggest developments in the global coronavirus outbreak
RT @mirjordan: NEW! A shared destiny: Americans and green card holders who live in Mexico bring Covid-19 to the U.S. My latest from the border. https://t.co/6OKRVvPlVA
OpenCoronavirus Jumps the Border, Overwhelming Hospitals in California
Hospitals are airlifting patients to facilities hundreds of miles away to handle an influx of Americans and U.S. green card holders sickened in Mexico.
The Trump administration released new requirements for states to report coronavirus data based on race, ethnicity, age and sex of individuals tested for the virus, responding to demands from lawmakers https://t.co/w1uW55Zikv
OpenTrump Administration Sets Demographic Requirements for Coronavirus Reports
Responding to mounting pressure for data on the pandemic’s impact on communities of color, the administration is asking states to include race and ethnicity with test results.
Our latest #COVID19 forecast for the United States now predicts over 140,000 deaths by August. (via @TheCut)
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OpenEverything to Know About the Coronavirus in the United States
More than 108,000 Americans have now died from COVID-19.