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Alemania tendrá una Semana Santa bajo fuertes restricciones para frenar avance del coronavirus

Del 1.° al 5 de abril el país contará con restricciones reforzadas decididas por Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel adjusts her mask as she speaks during a press conference following talks via video conference with Germany's state premiers on the extension of the current lockdown, at the Chancellery in Berlin on March 23, 2021. - Germany will enter a strict shutdown for five days over Easter in a bid to halt soaring coronavirus infection rates, Chancellor Angela Merkel said March 23, 2021, after marathon talks with regional leaders.  As well as extending existing measures including keeping cultural, leisure and sporting facilities shut through to April 18, Merkel and Germany's 16 state premiers agreed a tougher shutdown between April 1 and 5. (Photo by Michael Kappeler / POOL / AFP)
German Chancellor Angela Merkel adjusts her mask as she speaks during a press conference following talks via video conference with Germany's state premiers on the extension of the current lockdown, at the Chancellery in Berlin on March 23, 2021. - Germany will enter a strict shutdown for five days over Easter in a bid to halt soaring coronavirus infection rates, Chancellor Angela Merkel said March 23, 2021, after marathon talks with regional leaders. As well as extending existing measures including keeping cultural, leisure and sporting facilities shut through to April 18, Merkel and Germany's 16 state premiers agreed a tougher shutdown between April 1 and 5. (Photo by Michael Kappeler / POOL / AFP) MICHAEL KAPPELER
Angela Merkel La canciller alemana, Angela Merkel, habla durante una conferencia de prensa luego de las conversaciones por videoconferencia con los primeros ministros estatales de Alemania sobre la ampliación de las restricciones, en la Cancillería, en Berlín, el 23 de marzo del 2021. Foto: AFP (MICHAEL KAPPELER/AFP)

Berlín. Una Semana Santa en Alemania casi confinados: la mayoría de los comercios estarán cerrados y los oficios religiosos se anularán o se celebrarán en línea para frenar “la nueva pandemia” de covid-19 provocada por la variante británica.

Durante cinco días, del 1.° al 5 de abril, el país vivirá un “tiempo de calma”, con restricciones reforzadas decididas por Angela Merkel y los 16 estados federados al cabo de 12 horas de negociaciones.

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