and, in 19, when hugo chavez was elected president, the country was producing 3.5 million barrels ofl a day near the peak. chavez began using profits from the state-run company to fund his socialist revolution, building housing projects for the poor and sending them free boxes of food. ( crowd s houting in late 2002, pdsva workers tiposed to chavez went on strike for new elecs, so chavez fired 19,000 pdsva employees, almost half the total workfoe, and replaced them with but over the years, his loyalists failed toake much needed investments, and since 2007 production has steadily fallen, last year reaching the lowest level since the strike. >> ( translated ): the situation is that these guys have stolen all the money. they stole everything. i meanwhen they wanted to invest, they couldn't do it because they had taken it all. they destroyed everything. >> reporter: these workers, who are not chavez loyists, say they continue to go to work but simply sign in and leave, because thers nothing to do. do you worry about the consequences of speaking out? >> ( translated ): we wanthe world to

chavez hadad nearly unchchecked access to o oil revenueses.some went t to fund far-r-reacg social p programs. butut bills alalso vanished d into privatete coffers.s. totoday rr, as both his friens and foes call him, has gone into hiding in exile. >> i'd estimate petroleum exports brought in about 700 billion dollarars. ovover the ten y years i w i in office. by my calculatatn, 480 bilillin of that cameme from taxexes. the rerest from e e pdvsa' petroleum sales. so 700 llioion. the g quesesti is: what did the state do with that money? that's the big question. >> venezuela's political decline began under president hugo chavevez. hihis economic p policies pavee way to a morass ofororruptio in t industrtrl hub ofof maracay, most factories lie abandoned. lesshan 20 p pcent of factories in vezezuela a still in operation. indury h has been driviven ino ruin. under chavez, numerous companies were expropriated or nationalized and then were driven into the ground by mismanagement. rather than support private industry, chavez used petrodollars to import

[deris s speakingng] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migranants is that often there is no population to go back k to. the same thing happensns with wars. soso, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capitalal of mongolia,a, more thanan 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herrding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzu

chavez h had nearly ununchecked access t to oil revenunues.some wenent to fund fafar-reacg socialal programs. b but bills also vanishehed into privavate cofferers. today rr, as both his friends and foes call him, has gone into hiding in exile. >> i'd estimate petroleum exports brought in about 700 billion dollllars. over the tenen years iasas in office. by my calcululion, 480 b billin of that cacame from tataxes. the e rest froththe pdvss petroleum sales. so 70billllion. thbig ququeson is: what did the state do with that money?y? that's the big question. >> venezuela's political decline began under president hugo chahavez. his economicic policies papavee way to a morass of corruptio in t indusustrl hub b of maracay, most factories lie abandoned. le than 2020ercent of factories inenenezuelare still in operation. instryry has been drdriven ino ruin. under chavez, numerous companies were expropriated or nationalized and then were driven into the ground by mismanagement. rather than support private industry, chavez used petrodollars to import good

helen chavez was one of these women. helen was born on january 21, 1928 in california, a city in my district. like many chicano children in the city, she began working in the agricultural industry at the age of 7. after marrying cesar chavez in 1948, helen left the work force to take care of her husband and their eight children. however, after 10 years, helen returned to the work force as the breadwinner for the family while cesar chavez began to establish the national farm workers association. helen and other chi cana embers -- chi cono members created the union and became treasure forer for what became united farmers. i want to honor a woman who both raised and financially supported her family while also changing the history from the grassroots up. thank you, madam speaker. i yield chack. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? to >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> t

kevin brady, especially, greg walden, patrick mchenry chavez, chavez, griggs, rodney davis bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas mike mccall, kitty merchant phil roe, matt thornberry mike rogers come everybody coming together to make sure we could make this today. as i said on the floor. the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invited or choose it. but with the passing of this bill you will see we will fight it together and we will been together i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work and the majority leader for his work today and in the future we can all work together to put america first. thank you. >> i want to join you and although not here right now we will let them fight in the appropriations committee with those important discussions. and the committee that represented her committee on the floor. peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house

bret: hugo chavez vowed to redistribute the country's vast wealth.ba supporting socialists together under a banner of nationalism to make what he called a "bolivarian revolution". he followed much of the democratic socialist playbook, spending on social programs grew to represent 40% of gdp, co-ops were created to replace corporations and chavez 14 national elections in a row. when oil prices fell the flaws of what was now called, chavismo, was starkly revealed. >> what happened was concentrated power and coercion that was an necessary part of socialism will distort the economy and then breed the need for more power for the government in the future to try to correct the inefficiencies that they have created in the past. it's like socialism on the installment plan once the government starts to take over the economy and uses force and coercion to creates distortion, breeds future government interventions to correct past mistakes and that your down the road to serfdom and end up in the long run like venezuela. bret: chavez died of cancer in 2013 and his

i'm going to turn it over to supervisor sidney chavez. >> thank you. first let me begin by saying a very significant thank you. we have been talking a lot about front-line workers and in many respects we understand that to be doctors and nurses. i want to also talk about the respiratory therapist the people that are cleaning the rooms, your grocery clerk, people delivering your groceries . the folks that are making sure water and sewer is still provided. i say that because everything on one of these people as they do their jobs right now we know our team is risking their lives. we know that this is a highly contagious disease and what we are asking of all of you is to make sure you stay at home lessen the number of times you go to the grocery store. if you are out go for a walk, take your dog for a walk, go with your family out to walk. be really mindful that every interaction we have with another person could put them at risk and put your families at risk. let me mention this. i've been receiving a lot of emails about the hardships people are experien

200 hectÁreas de bosque protegido >>> provocÓ que algunas ordenes dictadas en su momento por hugo chÁvezesempleadas >>> yo dependÍa de ese bingo pero en enero de este aÑo anunciÓ la vuelta de las salas azar la primera en el hotel. >> yo he autorizado como usted saben apuestas licitas en petro. >> todo todo >>> por ejemplo en el hotel. >> la decisiÓn inmediato sdper{note}crÍtica y fuertes rechazos en los ciudadanos >> no vale la inversiÓn no vale la pena >>> estamos a mÁs de 600 pies y justamente a nuestra espalda el hotel que durÓ 51 aÑos cerrados pero en el 2018 y por orden y promesa de nicolÁs maduro fue reabiertos sin embargo, unos pocos tienen acceso a ese lugar aparentemente hay derroche de lujo y dinero >>> en paralelo casinos clandestinos propiedades de prohombres han abierto las puertas para este jugador es complejo >>> lo complicado del poker aqÍi es que ya se convirtiÓ en algo clandestino, la iniciativa que pocos creen apunta a obtener recursos para impulsar la salud y la educaciÓn >>> noticias telemundo >>> asÍ las cosas en venezuela >> el quÉ les parece que vamos a una breve

nayeli: nos encontramos afuera del chÁvez center donde se espera el arribo de la guardia nacional enos prÓximos dÍas para asistir a la construcciÓn de cuatro hospitales con capacidad de 250 personas en cada uno de ellos, luego de que el presidente donald trump accediera a enviar equipo mÉdico de urgencia que incluye mascarillas y ventiladores. asÍ como otros recursos y fondos federales a nueva york que, como tambiÉn mencionaste, estÁ siendo considerado en estos momentos el epicentro de esta pandemia. ante el rÁpido aumento de casos las autoridades locales y estatales desde la semana pasada habÍan mostrado su preocupaciÓn ante el desbordante nÚmero de personas infectadas con el covid 19 estaba acudiendo a los hospitales a la misma vez. es por eso que hoy el gobernador andrew cuomo en su informe diario emitiÓ la orden de que todos los hospitales aumenten su capacidad en un 50%. tambiÉn les cuento que hoy se estÁ viviendo en nueva york en pausa, es decir Únicamente estÁn operando los negocios que son considerados esenciales. los parques han seguido abiertos una medida que ha generado co

joining us this morning by phone is supervisor cindy chavez.avez, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> here we are close to six hours in the shelter in place. how is it going so far? >> so far well. most people want to comply and understand how important it is and we're going to do our best to educate everybody in our community so they understand the reason we're sheltering in place is we want to slow the virus as much as we can. >> most have understood that, they understood why it's so important. talk to us about the community spread because we've seen the numbers here in santa clara county arise more than any other area in the bay area. talk to us about the shelter in place and the community spreading. >> that's a really good question. the important thing for people to understand is that we can look at italy. we can look at other places in the world to know that once that it hits community spread it really spreads very, very quickly and part of the reason we're so focused on the shelter in place we do believe that's the

chávez, quien dirigió el recorrido por los terrenos y sé que el acceso al agua y jabón no es tan fácil posibilidad de mantener su distancia uno de otros cuando se encuentran en los albergues del condado por lo cual, aquí tendrán más espacios para pasar los días durante esta crisis >>> recuerde que aquí mismo en los terrenos de la feria del condado santa clara se encontrará establecido el centro para análisis de coronavirus y todas las personas de la comunidad quienes tengan síntomas puede llegar hasta aquí es la información que le tenemos en vivo desde san josé regreso con ustedes >>> gracias claudia. este lunes lo que se espera es otra semana crítica en la lucha contra coronavirus el gobernadorde california anunciará una iniciativa para reforzar la fuerza laboral médica con estas espera aÑadir a más personal en hospitales, más detalles de este anuncio rodara en su conferencia maÑana alrededor del mediodía. sigue unos contagios en la bahía hasta el momento se reportan 1895 personas infectadas en santa clara, al 600 con quienes contagios y 25 personas muertas le sigue san francisco cont

line in new york city has been overwhelmed with medical calls about as many as during 911 pretty chávezreports. hospitals in new york struggling under the weight of the pandemic people come in they get into bed it they die the cycle repeats elmhurst hospital in queens the bureau with the most coronavirus cases in the city in the center of the outbreak right now it's every day it's nonstop literally and. unfortunately it's my get to suggestion you have to pick and choose what you're going to do how you're going to do it. as the doctors say a lot of people call the doctor the survivor to expire and you put the same machine in the not the 1st song as medical staff operates out their limit hundreds of more people wait lining up outside to get tested for kovan 19 but officials say the 545 bed hospital is overrun and in desperate need of medical supplies yeah though the systems overwhelmed all over the place the situation in new york worsening by the hour the state accounting for roughly half the cases across the country this grim video shows teams setting up a makeshift morgue outside of bel

and its suburbs account for approximately 5 percent of all cases globally are to america's trinity chavez is in new york city with the latest on how the big apple is taking on this pandemic. today hospitals in new york struggling under the weight of the pandemic people come in they get into bed it they die the cycle repeats elmhurst hospital in queens the bureau with the most coronavirus cases in the city in the center of the outbreak the hospital confirming at least 13 patient deaths within 24 hours right now it's every day it's nonstop literally and. unfortunately it's my get to see question you have to pick and choose what you're going to do how you're going to do it. as the doctors say a lot of people call it not to be survived to expire and you put the same machine in the not the 1st time as medical staff operates out their limit hundreds of more people wait lining up outside to get tested for coated 19 but officials say the 545 bed hospital is overrun and in desperate need of medical supplies yeah those are the systems overwhelmed all over the place the shortage of safety gear out o

. >> in a statement tonight, kaiser vice president irene chavez says the number of covid-19 patients is currently lower. chavez says given that it is located in a covid-19 hot spot and that we count so many south bay residents as our members, it should not be surprising that we would care for a significant number of our patients in our san jose hospital. >>> san francisco's hospital is under a lockdown tonight after three employees tested positive for coronavirus. it is a city-run nursing home now. most of the 750 residents are over 65 with serious health conditions. >>> seton medical center is now accepting covid-19 patients. governor newsom announced the state would be leasing more than 200 hospital beds at the facility. california has 90,000 hospital beds. governor newsom says he expects the state will need 50,000 more. >>> new pressure for students, parents, and teachers. school districts in six counties announced they will remain closed until may 4th. abc news reports with now this is going to affect families. lauren. >> dan, there's a lot of stress. students are worried they're

santa clara county supervisors were grateful to see testing had started and cindy chavez just took a tour. >> it's like a drive up window in i away. you don't have to get out of your car. it's very safe. it's safe for you and the health care provider. they wear personal protective equipment. >> it's going to give people physical protection too. we're trying to stay ahead of the spread of this disease on a mass scale. >> now both chavez praised varily for stepping up to start this program. varily will be announcing more details about the program tomorrow. it's important to emphasize again that this testing site, this pilot program, is by appointment only. you cannot just come here and get tested. you have to go through the website or through your doctor in order to get seen here and tested. >> robert, thank you. that's what gov nor newsom was talking about, these mobile testing sites which is so vital in our fight against covid-19. this is a live look at the governor talking. this is a live stream trying to set the tone in what to expect in terms of social distancing. we were listenin

supplies, so doesn't strain any of our current resources county board of supervisors chair cindy chavez says the convention center will be search capacity for a number of hospitals in santa clara county, the opening date has not yet been determined. reporting in santa clara gayle ong kron 4 news. for more than 10,000 air and army national guard troops are currently responding to help with the pandemic 8 states have approved the use of doing this status commanders including california. >>and that gives them the authority to command active and reserve component troops under control of the state's governor. now national guard task include you know delivering food they'll be helping with screening and testing and also providing transportation they'll be disinfecting and cleaning public spaces as well military leaders have made it a point to say that the national guard will not be imposing martial law lot of folks have been speculating that and some of the national guard are right here in the bay area and fairfield they're helping prepare and distribute. emergency food boxes at the food bank

trump has extended social distancing guidelines through april 30th reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. that situation in new york this is the news with rick sanchez you are watching our special coverage on the air on our t. america or perhaps you're watching us using the portable t.v. either way we are glad that you are there every want to assure you that you can depend on us for the very latest spin free coverage of this coronavirus up to. leg. length . leg. length. financial survival. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage through don't get carried away that's cause report. microgram slights against you know whites for example there's their sites against women or nonwhites so it's always you know the idea is that statements that directed toward a privileged group are interpreted differently than a statement directed toward an oppressed group and so that's kind of the whole framework and it's it's a political framework that's used the result is of course focusing at least on certain kinds of minor slights and saying well rather than ignored mo

in san francisco, this is southbound 101 between westbound 80 and cesar chavez, a crash in the area,tails on this it's also southbound 101 0 1 at cesar chavez. >>> this morning, testing kids are on their way to a cruise ship bound for san francisco to figure out if passengers are infected with coronavirus. >> it comes after a man died from the virus in the county. he was one of three passengers on the grand princess who were diagnosed with the coronavirus last month. the grand princess is being held in the pacific off mexico with thousands of people on board. it won't be allowed to leave until everyone is tested. it's unknown when the cruise ship may head back to san francisco. >> right now the cdc is planning with federal, state and local officials. amy hollyfield is live from pier 27 with more on this. >> reporter: the coast guard wants to fly test kits out to the ship. a 71-year-old passenger from this ship has died less than two weeks after returning home from the trip here to california. he's becomeforniairst death the virus. the cdc has been working with officials to figure out

are critically ill from the virus the procedure could be life saving reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . right lots more news to come stay tuned we'll be right back after this. i'm going to fulfill the repeated purposes oh politics to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots be. pretty. pretty good. now you want to work. no. big. coming coming coming up. the stock market i could imagine trading in a 1000 again on the dow and that would be an appropriate level given the true underlying economic factors the bond market interest rate should be 45 percent in the in the 30 day interest rate ok that would mean bonds would be down 506070 percent but that's that's separate that's return to normal valuation and that's what we need right. now is to show seemed wrong when all rolls just don't hold. any new low but yet to see how it does they become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. my. friend as well and president nicolas maduro and more than a dozen other venezuelan officials have been indicted by

since the early morning hours all anxiously awaiting to get tested for the virus artie's trinity chavez has the latest. today hospitals in new york struggling under the weight of the pandemic people come in they get integrated they die the cycle repeats elmhurst hospital in queens the bureau with the most coronavirus cases in the city in the center of the outbreak the hospital confirming at least 13 patient deaths within 24 hours right now it's every day it's nonstop literally and. unfortunately it's my get to suggestion you have to pick and choose what you're going to do how you're going to do it. as the doctors say a lot of people call the doctor the survivor to expire and you put the same machine but not the person as medical staff operates out their limit hundreds of more people wait lining up outside to get tested for kovan 19 but officials say the 545 bed hospital is overrun and in desperate need of medical supplies you know the system's overwhelmed all over the place the shortage of safety gear out one new york hospital so dire nurses have resorted to wearing trash bags the situa

. >> in a statement tonight, kaiser vice president irene chavez says the number of covid-19 patients is currently lower. chavez says given that it is located in a covid-19 hot spot and that we count so many south bay residents as our members, it should not be surprising that we would care for a significant number of our patients in our san jose hospital. >>> san francisco's hospital is under a lockdown tonight after three employees tested positive for coronavirus. it is a city-run nursing home now. most of the 750 residents are over 65 with serious health conditions. >>> seton medical center is now accepting covid-19 patients. governor newsom announced the state would be leasing more than 200 hospital beds at the facility. california has 90,000 hospital beds. governor newsom says he expects the state will need 50,000 more. >>> new pressure for students, parents, and teachers. school districts in six counties announced they will remain closed until may 4th. abc news reports with now this is going to affect families. lauren. >> dan, there's a lot of stress. students are worried they're

state building has been lit up in the colors of an ambulance in honor of frontline medics trinity chavez reports from the big apple. the situation in new york worsening by the hour the state accounting for more than a 3rd of coronavirus cases in the country hospitals being pushed to the brink i've never felt so. physically and emotionally burdened in my life but i've never felt so deeply sad and distraught with more than 59000 confirmed cases in new york and more than 8500 hospitalized officials are scrambling to deal with the influx of patients at the hospital itself they're overrun with patients you know your message last night broken record we handle 6500 calls a central park now a field hospital with 68 hospital beds but officials say the worst is yet to come take a look at this screen video it shows teams setting up a makeshift morgue outside of bellevue hospital hospital in queens the bureau with the most coronavirus cases in the city possibly hit the hardest well hurst hospital has hit capacity and there's about 545 beds in here and they're all filled with cold the patients the u.

para tomar el cargo de supervisor del condado, lleva la ventaja cindy chÁvez, ahora vamos con el cargoor ciento y a continuaciÓn las medidas locales para condado santa clara empezando por la medida e. hasta ahora han dicho que sÍ con 52.64 por ciento. ahora vamos al condado de alameda. se implementarÍa un impuesto para los mÁs desamparados. ahora enlazamos con el condado san francisco. la propuesta buscarÍa financiar los gastos en caso de un terremoto y va ganando el sÍ. Éstas una pelea muy cercana, pero Él sÍ va ganando con 52 por ciento. y en contra costa se busca reducir la contaminaciÓn de trÁnsito, esta es una carrera bastante cerrada, pero la mayorÍa ha votado que no. mÁs adelante les tenemos los resultados del cargo de senador estatal y los supervisores del condado sonoma. >> al volver repasaremos los nuevos casos de coronavirus. hasta ahora la aprobaciÓn de la medida j en el condado de santa clara lleva la ventaja. ramÓn: la propuesta se se perfila de la siguiente manera. paola: la propuesta en san francisco tiene esta aprobaciÓn. pausa y volvemos. 60 ahora: en las Últimas hora

correspondents are going to be joining us from all over to bring us different angles on this story tony chavez new york atocha suite los angeles john harvey with our global coronavirus update desk in miami alex mahela pitch in toronto following much of what's happening in india. this this is the news with rick sanchez on the air and on portable t.v. where it's always time to do news again. ok here's the questions the ones we think you'll be asking to morrow how is new york city dealing with being the us epicenter of kobe had 19 how are companies like boeing coping with the economic challenges that come with the pandemic and are they really asking for a bailout by we and how the u.s. society be changed permanently when the coronavirus finally does pass. well this week by the way we're going to be bringing you our special coverage of the coronavirus right here exclusively with updates from around the world and everything you need to know to protect yourself and your family are going to get started once again with what is breaking in other words a story changes every hour new developments come in

rethink the justice system the move could bring freedom for thousands of inmates are treated the chavez explains. corrections officials sounding the alarm over concerns about the rapid spread of the corona virus and the risks it poses to those behind bars with so many people confined together in small spaces many are concerned that jewell's imprisons could be so-called incubators for covert 19 to potentially take hold in new york city at least 12 correction employees and $21.00 in means have tested positive for the virus including disgraced hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein who reportedly contracted the virus that rikers island and as a result is now in isolation other high profile inmates like trump's former lawyer michael cohen bernie made off lawyer michael of a noddy and rapper to kashi 69 are all launching bids to be released from prison due to the spread of the virus the new york city correction board calling on justice leaders to urgently decrease the prison population and release people who are at high risk of dying of coven 19 amid a growing crisis in jails saying in a let

is trying to be chavez with more to the story. today the impact of the corona virus pandemic becoming more dramatic by the day with more than 54000 cases confirmed in the u.s. and more than 700 deaths roughly half the population is understand home orders new york city continues to be the epicenter of the outbreak with more than 30000 infections officials say the number of known cases doubles about every 3 days new york is the canary in the coal mine new york is going 1st we have the hardest and the fair rate of infection the situation is so severe the white house is now urging anyone leaving new york city to isolate for 14 days they said on the plane today there was a possibility that we might have to abandon the international hangar in both through extensive quarantine check with. whatever help the visuals here in the cases in new york now accounting for more than 60 percent of all new coronavirus cases in the country the governor saying the apex of the outbreak is just weeks away sounding his most dire warning yet for federal he

are critically ill from the virus the procedure could be life saving reporting in new york trinity chavez r t. r as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on demand or the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones through google play at the apple app store by simply searching portable t v or you can stream us to your own t.v. by downloading the fordable t.v. app on apple t.v. and on line portable t.v. the horrible t.v. will be available on more devices coming soon and coming up next we delve in to how the 5th biggest economy in the world california is dealing with the unemployment crisis when we talk about the postponing of the olympics with our 2 sports crew for g.m. stay tuned to watchable. um. trade and investment to become magic spells to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the investment chapter of a trade agreement is about something very different but what one investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys sacred sites old ruins th

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trump has extended social distancing guidelines through april 30th reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . biggest question in all of this is whether global economies can somehow fight through or survive the effects of these massive lock downs that we've been talking about all over the country add to that the fact that the price of oil is hitting all time lows under 20 today they're saying it's a teeny. today for the 1st time in a long time because it's in the genes and what you have is an unbridled recession on the horizon if not a depression fact joining us now market analyst and boom bust those christiane i was drowning us out of l.a. to try and help us understand this a let's start with this conversation about oil mr trump and mr putin apparently are meeting to try and i guess what drive the price of oil back up can you put the genie back in the bottle kristie. well right now we're in an interesting place because the drop off and demand comes just as the opec plus production cuts expire so essentially now beginning april 1st the 14 member cartel will be able to pump as much oil

chavez says she believes the sites can keep pace but says it's not a simple process. >> there's a lotg, including how many tests can actually even be processed through the pipeline. that are also impacting ability to go broader. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> well, the white house announcing backup is coming in the form of ships. president trump announcing two navy ships will be pressed into should have. one is on the east coast heading to new york. the other is docked in san diego right now and possibly heading for northern california. it's called the "u.s. navy

earlier i asked political correspondent emmanuel chavez for details about the chancellor's decision to go into home quarantine. well indeed a government spokesperson stiffens eyebrows confirmed that angle america has been ordered to stage a home to go into quarantine after being in contact with a doctor on friday these doctors who came to give her a vaccine a precautionary vaccine against a new mechanical instructions and seems to end this doctor has been tested positive oh dear no her car not our is. 19 so as a precautionary measure to chance to the hospital will do it to go into quarantine and the government is in my transparent about it since as she only found out shortly after the announcement of new us title measures to try to contain and to spread of the virus in their country and she immediately went into her unseen ass home the chancellor has been taking more and more of a leading role in germany's response to the pandemic how might this latest announcement of course the chancellor has not been infected but she has been exposed to be in quarantine how might that affect the way

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