Spain from madrid towards the regions. Basque country. We had the leader of the catalonian region, quinn toro, refusing to sign the. There isa refusing to sign the. There is a political problem with the power in spain, but also the fa ct power in spain, but also the fact that this is a, this is an emergency almost that, no country has really plan for, there is a significant amount of pressure on both local, municipal and state and federal authorities throughout europe and individual countries. And in spain the numbers are quite i compared to other countries, the number of deaths 288, double the count of the day before, more than 7000 more than 7500 bb 7550 people are affected. Spain has to ta ke people are affected. Spain has to take rustic measures. These are the kind of things that obviously european leaders are trying to prevent, not many people have been talking about spain asa people have been talking about spain as a hotbed for this virus, but it does seem that the numbers have e
Times, ministers under fire new normal is. Rachel, the Financial Times, ministers underfire for new normal is. Rachel, the Financial Times, ministers under fire for the situation over ventilators and supplies have said the call came too late. Offers were not taken up, it seems. late. Offers were not taken up, it seems. Suppliers. Late. Offers were not taken up, it seems. Suppliers. Several points made in this piece in the Financial Times and it starts by saying there are currently 8000 ventilators which the nhs has and it will be receiving 8000 more by next week but it needs a total of 30,000. Some of the criticisms made include that there are companies that make ventilators that offer their services to the government but did not hear back. One company said it was able to provide 500 and did not hearfrom government. There are other cases of other companies that are able to make ventilators but were not asked and they wonder why other companies without that expertise such as dyson have