Coronavirus in Spain full update (30 March)
Report updated in Spain at 18.15h on 30 March. Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Monday 30 March confirmed 85,195 known cases of Coronavirus
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Coronavirus in Spain full update (29 March)
Report updated in Spain at 23.50h on 29 March. UPDATED: Following an extraordinary cabinet meeting held on Sunday, the Spanish government has now approved the
Coronavirus in Spain full update (28 March)
Report updated in Spain at 20.15h on 28 March. LATEST: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has now also suspended all non-essential employment in Spain for the next
Coronavirus in Spain full update (27 March)
Report updated in Spain at 18.25h on 27 March Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Friday 27 March confirm 64,059 known cases of
Coronavirus in Spain full update (26 March)
Report updated in Spain at 15.50h on 26 March Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Thursday 26 March confirmed 56,188 known cases of
Animal rights NGO starts petition against possible state aid for cancelled bullfights
An animal rights organisation, Anima Naturalis, has collected over 12,000 signatures for a petition asking the Spanish government to not consider giving any public money
Spain publishes list of hotels that will remain open
Click here for today’s full report: Coronavirus in Spain (5 May) ALSO READ: Lifting of lockdown in Spain – full details of all phases Please
Coronavirus in Spain full update (25 March)
Report updated in Spain at 19.50h on 25 March Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Wednesday 25 March confirmed 47,610 known cases of
Coronavirus in Spain full update (24 March)
Report updated in Spain at 20.30h on 24 March Official figures released by the Spanish Health Ministry at 12 noon on Tuesday 24 March confirmed 39,673 known cases of
Video of boy training as a goalkeeper in isolation goes viral
Here’s some positive and uplifting news amidst all the doom and gloom about Coronavirus (Covid-19). Sarah-Jayne Tobin, a journalist and broadcaster based in Dublin, posted
