RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The number of confirmed coronavirus infection cases in Latin America keeps increasing, although still less than in European countries or the USA.
Fewer tests, more remote locations, less well-equipped health care systems, a particular form of "message control" or simply fewer infections - the reasons are likely to be many and varied.
By far the most affected countries to date, according to Saturday evening figures from Johns Hopkins University, are . . .
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