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Dos Mundos habló con Aude Negrete, directora ejecutiva de la Kansas Hispanic & Latino American Affairs Commission, sobre el mandato de quedarse en casa,
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CDC recommends wearing masks in public
By Angie Baldelomar On April 3, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) changed its COVID-19 guidelines to recommend that people wear nonsurgical
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By Roberta Pardo Everyone is encouraged to do his or her part to help flatten the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic. Staying home and practicing
Number of local cases growing
COVID-19 cases reach more than 1,100 in Kansas, more than 3,300 in Missouri By Roberta Pardo The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has confirmed
Mapa de casos de COVID-19
La Universidad Johns Hopkins actualizó su mapa Coronavirus COVID-19 para incluir datos locales de cada ciudad y condado en los EE. UU. El mapa
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Coronavirus cases force universities nationwide to stop in-person classes
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Volume 40 Issue 39 • 09/24/20 – 09/30/20
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