The feeling that our editorial team has is that this new coronavirus will never end, but of course we trust the science, the measures that are being taken.
We have never been so far away from our work as we are now, even working from a distance one hour we have the need to meet each other, update gossip, isn't that right? Well, none of that is being possible, both for those who have money and for those who have money to spare.
Because that's exactly what other countries are having to do: online-only meetings, improvised arrangements, and many other things that are necessary for this serious public health moment.
And one of the leaders around the world who has gained a lot of prominence is Angela Merkel.
The great articulator of the covid-19 crisis, Angela Merkel, announced that her country is ready to make higher contributions to the European budget to help the partners most affected by the coronavirus, but warned that the country is only at the beginning of the pandemic
Angela Merkel says that Germany is still at the beginning of the pandemic.
Merkel told the press this Thursday (23) that her country is still at the beginning of the pandemic and will have to live with the coronavirus "for a long time".
“No one likes to hear this, but it's the truth: we are not in the final phase of the pandemic yet. We are just at the beginning," the German leader said in a government statement to parliament.
We can clearly understand here that, Merkel recalled that Germany passed a test that “has not occurred since the Second World War”. “For our measures, there is no historical example with which we can guide ourselves, so we need to use our intelligence to know how to deal with the situation, that was basically what she emphasized during the interview.
And beyond that, dear Digital readers, the chancellor announced that Germany is willing to make higher contributions to the European budget to help the partners most affected by the coronavirus pandemic. It is an example of citizenship that causes envy.
She added Merkel to the German deputies:
A European economic revival plan could support the recovery in the next two years and we will work on it”, ahead of a summit of the 27 members of the European Union in Brussels to seek solutions to the crisis caused by the pandemic.
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Source: Telesur TV
