Zonas de guerra en 2019

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

Meat processing companies are reluctant to disclose detailed case counts.

As dozens of plants that closed because of outbreaks begin reopening, meat companies’ reluctance to disclose detailed case counts makes it difficult to determine whether the contagion is contained or new cases are emerging even with new safety measures in place.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Remembering the Nearly 100,000 Lives Lost to Coronavirus in America

Toward the end of May in the year 2020, the number of people in the United States who have died from the coronavirus neared 100,000 — almost all of them within a three-month span. An average of more than 1,100 deaths a day.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

China, Faced With Challenges, Mounts Show of Strength at Party Congress

BEIJING — China’s top leaders on Friday made a show of strength to confront defiance in Hong Kong and the economic damage wrought by the coronavirus outbreak, even as they acknowledged that both had dealt a blow to the ruling Communist Party’s agenda.

THE GUARDIAN

Hospitals in Latin America buckling under coronavirus strain

THE NEW YORK TIMES

More Than 900 Children Have Been Expelled Under a Pandemic Border Policy

Since the coronavirus broke out, the Trump administration has deported hundreds of migrant children alone — in some cases, without notifying their families.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Trump Turns His Ire Again on the W.H.O.

President Trump escalated his attacks on the global health group and threatened to cut its funding. He also said he was taking hydroxychloroquine, an unproven drug against the coronavirus, as a preventive measure.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

U.S.-China Tensions Threaten to Dominate W.H.O. Meeting

The World Health Organization is holding its first global assembly since the outbreak of the pandemic on Monday, an extraordinary virtual meeting of heads of state and health experts from around the world to try to coordinate an effective international response to a crisis that is far from over.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

When Shoppers Venture Out, What Will Be Left?

Retail sales fell 16.4 percent last month, the Commerce Department said Friday. That followed an 8.3 percent drop in March, producing by far the largest two-month decline on record.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

‘Rolling Shock’ as Job Losses Mount Even With Reopenings