Peru tops 937,000 accumulated cases and 35,200 deaths from coronavirus
The Peruvian Ministry of Health reported this Sunday that there are 937,011 confirmed cases of coronavirus while the death toll is already 35,231.
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The United Nations is ensuring that the parties in Syria have agreed to restart contacts in Geneva after the corona virus
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