Since the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic, especially in the earlier stages, Argentinians have lived on day at a time on high alert.

Andrés Felipe Herrera, MD., gave a pedagogical explanation of the disease and available medical resources, prospects for vaccine or antibody testing in the world, and the relative situation in Colombia.

In an Andean region of Peru, at least 16 people were reported dead after drinking a liquor, supposed to prevent the coronavirus, that had been poisoned.

In Brazil, the number of coronavirus cases still hasn’t reached a peak, and the country’s president has stated that it is “the greatest threat” to the nation.

Laura Linares, a Cuban stuck in Spain due to the suspension of flights during the Covid-19 pandemic, worries about how her family is dealing with the crisis back in Matanzas, Cuba.

As Guatemala’s flower exports fall due to decreased worldwide demand during the COVID-19 crisis, flower-exporting companies came together under the Making Hope Bloom campaign to strategically place flowers throughout the capital city and the interior of the country.

Through Twitter, the President of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, asked the Intervening Commission of the National Electrical Power Company to notify the Honduras Energy Company of the suspension, at the national level, of the power cuts during the coronavirus health emergency.

Going out is a risk nowadays, but Venezuelans have some additional concerns with regards to their economic survival and whether or not they will contract coronavirus.

Life had returned to the center of Soyapango, El Salvador’s most populated city. The town was bustling with traffic, and it seemed to have returned to normalcy.

In an interview, Colombia’s Minister of Health, Fernando Ruiz Gómez, warned, “It is very important that the population understands that this will not be short,” when asked about quarantine orders.