Many of the municipalities in Mexico that are on the list of those authorized to return to their activities will not do so because their leaders fear that this will lead to infections of the coronavirus.
"We inform you that this community will maintain and, where appropriate, reinforce preventive measures to avoid infections," announced the authorities of Ixtlán de Juárez, one of the towns in the northern highlands of Oaxaca, in the south of the country, with dozens of enclaves without infected people.
The Andrés Manuel López Obrador government gave the . . .
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