JORGE RAMOS: Before we cut to commercials, let’s see, Collins. Show us what you’ve got in your left hand.
MARÍA ANTONIETA COLLINS: Alcohol wipes.
RAMOS: When we started the broadcast...María Antonieta at the commercial breaks...she wipes her hands, she takes care of herself…
COLLINS: We’re in the at-risk group, and I’ve got the Bible here, it helps also.
RAMOS: Oh yeah?
COLLINS: Well…
ALAN TACHER: Edwin, listen, I have another question. This morning, a disturbing report emerged that the government had known since October that a pandemic like this could happen, and that they were not ready. What else does this report show?
EDWIN PITTI: So Alan. And this is very worrisome because since last October, their Department of Health performed a study, usually the federal…
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART: Cristina, the president also created controversy by calling it the “Chinese virus”.
CRISTINA LONDOÑO: José, he no longer calls it “coronavirus”. He calls it the “Chinese virus”. Many people have told him that that’s a racist remark that could spawn hatred. He insists that this is not the case, that it comes from over there, and points out that it was Chinese officials who said…
WOMAN: People have to be afraid.
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ARMANDO GUZMAN: The situation is very grave.
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ADRIANA YAÑEZ: The situation is too complex.
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Experts warned authorities that the worst is yet to come.
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The lights go off in Sin City.
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ERICK IGLESIAS: The panic among the population in Texas, and around the world, has not been slow in coming.
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REPORTER: To plant the seed of hope and tolerance…
BORJA VOCES: Now, Univision News is publishing the results of a Florida poll- one day before that state’s primaries. Let’s begin, Ely. Look. The poll shows that support for President Trump is strong. We’re talking about 54% approval. If we go to Latino voters it dips a bit more. We’re talking about 38%. 46% disapprove.
ELYANGÉLICA GONZÁLEZ: Well, also: is enough being done to prevent the spread…
CRISTINA LONDOÑO: The president stated that we are not talking about a financial crisis, that the country has to unite, that together we will move forward, but the widespread reactions have been more confusion, more nervousness. Clearly, he did not achieve what he set out to accomplish with his Oval Office address. We're seeing a lot more nervousness.
MARIA CELESTE ARRARAS: Worldwide, there are already a hundred countries reporting cases of Coronavirus. Technically it is a pandemic, although officially they have not cataloged it as such for reasons that, well, are too long to explain.
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The virus causes mild, almost imperceptible symptoms in about 82% of cases, while for the other 18% it´s very different. In such cases it enters the body and…
JORGE RAMOS: Vice President Biden, as a presidential candidate, in 2008, you supported the border wall, saying: “Unlike most Democrats, I voted for 700 miles of fence.” This is what you said. Then you serve as Vice President in an administration that deported 3 million people, the most ever in U.S. history. Did you do anything to prevent those deportations? I mean, you've been asked this…
JORGE RAMOS, UNIVISION NEWS: The Trump administration would have already engaged in the biggest offensive against so-called sanctuary cities, to arrest and deport as many undocumented immigrants as possible, according to a new report from The New York Times. The report adds that Operation Palladium practically consists in monitoring undocumented immigrants without respite.
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Directo USA – March 5, 2020
VADM JEROME ADAMS, SURGEON GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES: The fact is, panic in this type of situation could kill more people than the virus. We need everyone to understand what they can do as individuals and what their communities can do to remain safe. One of those things is not to use the mask. In fact, I published a viral tweet last weekend asking people to please…