Impact of elections on the COVID-19 pandemic

Authors

  • Drs. Victoria Eugenia Castro Trujillo Lic. Estudios Internacionales (UCV) – Especialista en Gerencia Pública (UNIMET). Analista de datos Grupo de Investigación de Enfermedades Tropicales e Infecciosas (GIDETI) / Médicos por la Salud. @medicosxlasalud @vickycastroT
  • Julio Simón Castro Méndez Médico Internista Infectólogo UCV. Profesor Instituto Medicina Tropical Universidad Central de Venezuela.

Keywords:

COVID-19, elecciones, pandemia.

Abstract

The pandemic has affected thousands of activities around the world. Elections are not exempt from this. Although many of the countries that had electoral events scheduled for 2020 have suspended them, many others have decided to hold them despite the implications it may have for the development of the epidemic in their countries.

La pandemia ha afectado la realización de miles de actividades alrededor del mundo. Las elecciones no escapan de esto. A pesar de que muchos de los países que tenían eventos electorales programados para el 2020 los suspendieron, otros tantos decidieron realizarlos a pesar de las implicaciones que pudiese tener en el desarrollo de la epidemia en sus países.

How to Cite

Castro Trujillo, D. V. E., & Castro Méndez, J. S. (2020). Impact of elections on the COVID-19 pandemic. Gaceta Médica De Caracas, 128(2S), S149-S155. Retrieved from https://saber.ucv.ve/ojs/index.php/rev_gmc/article/view/20652

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