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Spain To Give Third Dose Of Covid Vaccine To 70 Year-Olds
Spain's health ministry said Thursday it would give third doses of coronavirus vaccines to the over-70s, hoping to improve their protection against Covid-19.
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What Polio Taught This Nation Leading Europe's Covid Vaccination Drive
Spain has become a leader of Europe's virus vaccination drive against Covid-19, due to a deep trust in the public health system and close-knit family ties that encourage people to get the jab to protect relatives.
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Spain Opens Borders To All COVID-19 Vaccinated Travellers
Spain opens its borders to vaccinated travellers from all over the world on Monday, hoping an influx of visitors will revitalise its all-important tourism sector which has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Spain Raises Upper Age Limit For AstraZeneca Vaccine To 65 Years
Spain on Monday raised the maximum age limit for people to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine, which has faced setbacks in Europe due to safety concerns, from 55 to 65.
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Spain Detects First Case Of Brazil Coronavirus Variant
Madrid authorities on Friday confirmed the first case in the region of the Brazilian variant of coronavirus, which is feared to be particularly infectious, in the region.
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Spain's Coronavirus Death Count Crosses 50,000-Mark, Says Health Ministry
The number of deaths in Spain caused by the new coronavirus topped 50,000 on Friday, according to an official health ministry toll.
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Spain Confirms Four Cases Of British Coronavirus Variant
Four cases of a coronavirus variant believed to be particularly infectious that recently emerged in Britain have been confirmed in Madrid, the regional government said Saturday, the first cases detected in Spain.
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Spain To Start Coronavirus Vaccinations On December 27: Minister
Spain will start immunising people against the coronavirus on December 27, a day after it receives the first doses of a vaccine, Health Minister Salvador Illa said on Friday.
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Spain Declares Nationwide State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus
Spain declared a national state of emergency Sunday and a curfew for the entire country except the Canary Islands to curb a second wave of coronavirus cases.
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Spain "Safe" For Tourists, Says Government Despite Rise In COVID-19 Cases
Spain remains a "safe" destination for tourists despite a worrying rise in coronavirus infections in some parts of the country, the government insisted on Tuesday.
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Spain's Coronavirus Deaths Could Be 60% Higher Than Official Data: Report
Spain's COVID-19 death count could be nearly 60% higher than the official figure of 28,432, according to an investigation by El Pais newspaper published on Sunday.
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Spain's Coronavirus Daily Death Count Falls To 179
Spain's daily death count from the coronavirus fell to 179 on Saturday, down from 229 on the previous day, the health ministry reported.
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Masks Mandatory On Public Transport As Spain Eases Strict Lockdown
Spain will make masks mandatory on public transport from Monday to prevent a new wave of coronavirus infections as it starts lifting strict lockdown measures, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Saturday.
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Spain Reports 276 New COVID-19 Deaths, Count Rises To 25,100
Spain's coronavirus death count hit 25,100 on Saturday after 276 people died overnight, the health ministry said.
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People Are Walking Hens, Fish Bowls To Bypass Spain's Stay-At-Home Orders
People in Spain have found a strange way to bypass their government's stay-at-home orders - walking some rather unusual pets.
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Spain To Give Third Dose Of Covid Vaccine To 70 Year-Olds
Spain's health ministry said Thursday it would give third doses of coronavirus vaccines to the over-70s, hoping to improve their protection against Covid-19.
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What Polio Taught This Nation Leading Europe's Covid Vaccination Drive
Spain has become a leader of Europe's virus vaccination drive against Covid-19, due to a deep trust in the public health system and close-knit family ties that encourage people to get the jab to protect relatives.
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Spain Opens Borders To All COVID-19 Vaccinated Travellers
Spain opens its borders to vaccinated travellers from all over the world on Monday, hoping an influx of visitors will revitalise its all-important tourism sector which has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Spain Raises Upper Age Limit For AstraZeneca Vaccine To 65 Years
Spain on Monday raised the maximum age limit for people to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine, which has faced setbacks in Europe due to safety concerns, from 55 to 65.
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Spain Detects First Case Of Brazil Coronavirus Variant
Madrid authorities on Friday confirmed the first case in the region of the Brazilian variant of coronavirus, which is feared to be particularly infectious, in the region.
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Spain's Coronavirus Death Count Crosses 50,000-Mark, Says Health Ministry
The number of deaths in Spain caused by the new coronavirus topped 50,000 on Friday, according to an official health ministry toll.
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Spain Confirms Four Cases Of British Coronavirus Variant
Four cases of a coronavirus variant believed to be particularly infectious that recently emerged in Britain have been confirmed in Madrid, the regional government said Saturday, the first cases detected in Spain.
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Spain To Start Coronavirus Vaccinations On December 27: Minister
Spain will start immunising people against the coronavirus on December 27, a day after it receives the first doses of a vaccine, Health Minister Salvador Illa said on Friday.
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Spain Declares Nationwide State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus
Spain declared a national state of emergency Sunday and a curfew for the entire country except the Canary Islands to curb a second wave of coronavirus cases.
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Spain "Safe" For Tourists, Says Government Despite Rise In COVID-19 Cases
Spain remains a "safe" destination for tourists despite a worrying rise in coronavirus infections in some parts of the country, the government insisted on Tuesday.
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Spain's Coronavirus Deaths Could Be 60% Higher Than Official Data: Report
Spain's COVID-19 death count could be nearly 60% higher than the official figure of 28,432, according to an investigation by El Pais newspaper published on Sunday.
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Spain's Coronavirus Daily Death Count Falls To 179
Spain's daily death count from the coronavirus fell to 179 on Saturday, down from 229 on the previous day, the health ministry reported.
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Masks Mandatory On Public Transport As Spain Eases Strict Lockdown
Spain will make masks mandatory on public transport from Monday to prevent a new wave of coronavirus infections as it starts lifting strict lockdown measures, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Saturday.
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Spain Reports 276 New COVID-19 Deaths, Count Rises To 25,100
Spain's coronavirus death count hit 25,100 on Saturday after 276 people died overnight, the health ministry said.
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People Are Walking Hens, Fish Bowls To Bypass Spain's Stay-At-Home Orders
People in Spain have found a strange way to bypass their government's stay-at-home orders - walking some rather unusual pets.
