Coronavirus, doctors on strike in Spain for 24 hours
Coronavirus, Spain declares a state of emergency.
Sanchez: "Stay home"
Spain and France exceed one million coronavirus infections
Coronavirus: almost 20 thousand new cases in Great Britain, a new record.
in Spain almost 12 thousand
Gb, Johnson announces the national lockdown
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November 01, 2020In Germany, 14,177 new cases of coronavirus and 29 deaths have been recorded, according to data from the Robert Koch Institut.
In all, there are 532,930 infections in the country, while deaths have reached 10,481.
The new restrictions against the coronavirus pandemic will cost the German economy about 19 billion euros and 600,000 jobs, according to the calculations of the economic research institutes.
According to the Berlin Institute of Economic Studies (Diw), hotels and restaurants will be the most affected sectors with a drop in turnover of 5.8 billion euros.
A drop of 55% compared to the quarterly average.
The industry, on the other hand, will record a decline of around 5.6 million euros, the culture sector by 2.1 billion euros and trade by 1.3 billion euros.
The rest will be lacking in the services and logistics sectors.
According to the director of the Institute of German Economics (Iw) in Cologne, Michal Huther, the restrictions will cause the German GDP to lose a point, which translates into 591,000 new unemployed.
The estimates refer to the assumption that the measures will only last until the end of November.
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Second night of protests in several cities against anti-coronavirus measures
For the second consecutive night there have been violent protests in several Spanish cities against anti-coronavirus measures.
In Madrid, a peaceful demonstration then degenerated into clashes between small groups and police officers.
About thirty people were arrested and 3 policemen were injured after scenes of violence with stone throwing, rubbish bins on fire and broken shop windows.
New protests also occurred in Barcelona, where there was an arrest.
The previous day, 20 policemen and seven demonstrators were injured, while 15 people were arrested.
The protest was organized by the far right.
In Gb lockdown could be extended
The lockdown in England announced yesterday for a month, until December 2, could be extended if necessary.
Michael Gove, the exponent of Boris Johnson's government, told Sky News. Gove also defended the closure measure that he had opposed in recent days.
"The situation was worse than expected," he explained.
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