Prime Minister Sánchez gave his latest briefing on Saturday evening. He started by saying that the virus will only be defeated when there is a vaccine. This is still some months away, "but the number of people being cured daily now exceeds the number of people infected". The prime minister described this is as "a first victory". It is "partial and modest" but is "a victory for all of us".
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Sánchez: Going out to exercise to be permitted from 2 May
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I for one feel the Prime Minister and his team have done a good job under new and unprecedented circumstances to keep us safe. Now is the time to pull together whatever our political leanings to re establish some sense of normality on these islands we all love.
Dear sir Do the German people who own expensive holiday homes think that the rules do not apply to them as they will loose investment income which many do not declare to the tax authorities. The people working in the holiday industry will loose their jobs and businesses and receive unemployment benefit .They will probably be unable to pay their rent or mortgage and be made homeless whilst the German investor will loose one Summer's rentals and still have theirs home and rental property next year.