Madrid has kept for one week a minute of silence at noon for all those killed by the coronavirus in Spain, and also the flags will fly half a pole in public buildings period without end date. In this way, the Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, has confirmed this Friday that, following the evolution of coronavirus cases registered this week, the objective of stabilizing the incidence curve of the disease has been "fulfilled", although it has warned that next week it will remain "tough". The coronavirus health crisis adds to the economic crisis. Without sacrificing the goal of saving lives and restraining the pandemic, the government must respond to the victims: businesses that "would be devastated if they paralyzed for a couple of months and did not flex the ERTES and canceled taxes". This is understood by Dionisio Lara, president of the Association of Entrepreneurs of Nightlife in the Community of Madrid, one of the 19 organizations of SMEs in Madrid that have joined to request forceful measures that save them from ruin. Madrid SMEs, before a year "almost lost": suspension of taxes or bankruptcy.
Madrid has maintained for a whole week a minute of silence at noon for people killed by the coronavirus in Spain and also the flags will fly at half-staff in public buildings, period without end date. In this way, the Ministry of Health, Salvador Illa, confirmed this Friday that, after the evolution of cases of coronavirus registered this week, the objective of stabilizing the curve of incidence of the disease has been "met", although it has warned that. the next week will continue to be "tough". As expected, the coronavirus health crisis adds a no less worrying one, the economic one. Without losing sight of the main objective, saving lives and stopping the pandemic, governments must respond to the other victims: businesses that "would be struck down if they stopped for a couple of months and ERTES were not made more flexible and taxes were canceled.