What is happening in Spain with the coronavirus?

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(

) - What is happening in Europe and especially in Spain with the coronavirus epidemic?

International analyst

spoke on

on Wednesday

and affirmed that today in the Old Continent there is a “second wave” of the virus after a summer of “pseudo-security”.

“From Europe the second wave of the pandemic is entering with the same strain, but with cases like flares.

In Spain there are four very committed areas: Catalonia, Aragon, the Basque Country and Madrid ”.

And he added: "

, at the rate of eight thousand cases per day, in an upward curve very similar to that of Argentina."

Estévez

commented that after 96 days of quarantine, Spain “had contagion rates of 40 to 60 people per day and there it was thought that the pandemic was dominated.

But the virus knows no borders or politics.

”, he pointed out.

In his dialogue with the journalist

, the analyst said that "

."

“What has happened in Italy, France and especially in Spain was social responsibility.

Using the mask randomly, under the nose, greatly encourage social gatherings, "he said.

And he added: “I understand that one comes from a moment of contraction of sociability, but if you go overboard… today the band of 16 to 40 years (of age) has exceeded.

”.

For

, this situation means that "today the average rate of coronavirus is around 30 years, and in Italy 28 when before we had average ages of 50 to 55 years."

Regarding the return to classes, the analyst explained that Spain is experiencing a “complicated” scenario due to “lack of means.

.

Schools are opening without gel dispensers and masks.

The teachers do what they can ”, he concluded.