Sanitary vs. violators of US confinement and more

It happened in Denver. Several sanitarians tried to block a convoy of vehicles that with American flags protested against state confinement rules. Protesters argue that they need to work and that the state government cannot decide about their health and work. President Donald Trump showed sympathy for the protests that raised slogans such as "Release us," or "Close to close." In Cuba, the food shortage due to the embargo and the problems of its main supplier, Venezuela, are aggravated by the coronavirus. Buying chicken, a staple food in the basket, is complicated: Long queues, police surveillance to respect physical and security distance, and picaresque that make a normal purchase an adventure that can last days. In Brazil, President Jair Bolsonaro defends his followers, who in a protest this Sunday against confinement asked the president to mobilize the army and decree the closure of the Supreme Court and Congress. And we finish with the images of a special spread over the Internet with various figures of the song and the comedy to raise funds for the World Health Organization. The event managed to raise $ 127 million. It is the Global Round that in just over 90 seconds takes you to the hot spots of a world hit by the covid-19 pandemic.