World news and events Covid 19 on June 07|| World News|| KCVC

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The following is the remarkable news most on June 07 as follows:

1. America News:

A 12th night of protests has taken place across the United States and around the world after the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man killed in police custody.

Two police officers in Buffalo, New York, have pleaded not guilty to assault after pushing over and seriously injuring a 75-year-old protester. 57 Buffalo officers resigned from the police force's emergency response team after the two officers were suspended.

CNN believes that the campaign message may be a "recipe" for Mr. Trump's success in the 2020 campaign. According to the previous trend, if voters consider the economy growing, they will usually vote for the incumbent president and vice versa.

Mr. Trump's message may be: “You may not like the way I do politics. But look at the results. Is it really time to change the president? ”

In fact, Mr. Trump seems to have moved that he would choose the economic message to strengthen voters' confidence.

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3. Brazilian News:

Brazil is the country hardest hit by Covid-19 in the Southern Hemisphere, and is the 2nd largest outbreak in the world. The South American country recorded an additional 13,108 cases and 409 deaths, bringing the total to 659,114 cases and 35,456 deaths.

Countries in Latin America continue to record a sharp increase in Covid-19 cases. Chile recorded 127,745 and 1,541 deaths. The numbers in Mexico are 110,026 and 13,170.

4. Swedish news:

According to the Guancha news website, June 5, June 3, the leading Swedish epidemiologist and medical adviser Anderson Tegnell, admitted the mistake of giving an interview with Swedish Radio. (SR). "If strict controls were implemented in the first place, not many people would have died," he said.

Anderson Tegnell is the lead moderator of the "population immunity" policy in Sweden. He regrets: "If I could make a decision with data and information that is known today, I would choose strict control measures to save more lives."

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11. Greek News:

Greece also decided to extend another two weeks of a blockade order to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 epidemic in overcrowded refugee camps amid a country trying to revive its economy based on Tourism.

According to the Greek Government Official Gazette, measures to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 epidemic lasted until June 21 for refugee camps nationwide. Previously, on March 21, Greece implemented drastic prevention measures in refugee camps and from March 23, a general blockade was imposed.

More than 33,000 refugees live in crowds in five Greek islands on the Aegean Sea, while their capacity is only 5,400. Meanwhile, about 70,000 people are living in other refugee camps on the mainland.

Although so far, no deaths from Covid-19 have been recorded in refugee camps and there are only a few dozen cases, the Greek government has extended protests against it several times. epidemic in these camps.

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