La pandemia sanitaria del COVID es también una pandemia social. Todos estamos expuestos, pero de manera desigual . Analizando el desarrollo en otras crisis podemos prevenir que el impacto en las personas más vulnerables será más intenso.

The COVID health pandemic is also a social pandemic. We are all exposed, but in a socially unequal way. By analyzing development in other crises we can prevent the impact on the most vulnerable people from being more intense

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