Pedro Sánchez

  1. Spain records lowest single-day death toll in two months

    Protests against the government’s handling of the crisis and its economic fallout sprang up around Spain on Saturday, with demonstrators gathering to bang pots and pans and call for the government to resign.

    Region:
    Europe
    Category:
    Society
    Author/s:
    By EFE , Reuters
    Spain records lowest single-day death toll in two months
  2. Ending lockdown abruptly would be 'unforgivable': Spain PM

    The Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, warned that abruptly ending nearly eight weeks of lockdown would be “unforgivable” as he sought parliamentary approval to re-extend the state of emergency.

    Region:
    Europe
    Category:
    Politics
    Author/s:
    By EFE , Juan Cruz Clemente, Reuters, The Guardian
    Ending lockdown abruptly would be 'unforgivable': Spain PM
  3. Coronavirus news: deaths in Spain start falling again

    Between Thursday and Friday, 605 people in Spain died from the virus - down from 683 during the previous 24 hours.
    Video: The correspondent of ABC MUNDIAL in Spain made a live tour of the streets of Barcelona.

    Region:
    Europe
    Category:
    Society
    Author/s:
    By EFE , Juan Cruz Clemente, reuter
    Coronavirus news: deaths in Spain start falling again