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Censorship and repression aggravated the risk of contagion in Wuhan and took time away from the search for a vaccine, according to Reporters Without Borders. The New York Times reveals how the fear of inconveniencing political leaders facilitated the failure of the alert system created after SARS. "It is not a model to follow, but rather one to flee from," says Esteban Beltrán, director of Amnesty International Spain. Professor Ruth Ferrero points out a feature of dictatorships highlighted in the face of disasters such as Chernobyl and Wuhan: the fear of technicians to speak out. voice

Tests that the UK was supposed to receive are contaminated with covid-19

Tests that the UK was supposed to receive are contaminated with covid-19

Playing with reality: sports kill the competition with video games

Great sporting events of the 21st century you should have seen

Great sporting events of the 21st century you should have seen

He has traveled the world to photograph the most extreme work and living environments and thus try to change them.

Der Spiegel analyzes whether the Internet infrastructure is prepared to support the increase in traffic generated by mass confinement. Their conclusion is yes. The New York Times explains in an interactive graphic how the virus spread from Wuhan: some seven million people left the city in January The Washington Post reveals the racial gap in teleworking: 37% of Americans Asian origin can telework, a figure that is reduced to 20% of African Americans and 16% of Hispanics

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Specialists question the effectiveness of homemade masks