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LatinNews Daily - 06 August 2021
MEXICO: In-person classes to resume despite mounting infections
On 5 August Mexico’s deputy health minister, Hugo López-Gatell, announced that in-person education will resume this month despite the country being on the ‘red’ coronavirus (Covid-19) alert level, indicating maximum risk.
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