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Berlin, May 12 (EFE).-(Camera: Javier Alonso) Berlin residents are adaptating to the new reality in the capital, which is reinventing itself due to the pandemic, while the city, one of the great European capitals that is ahead in de-escalation, faces a week of new reopenings.FOOTAGE OF BERLIN.SOUNDBITES OF BEN MADLE.Translation:- "As far as business is concerned, I think they are doing a great job, but I think they could be clearer about how the loan can be spent. Small companies are receiving an average of between 5,000 and 14,000 euros, but they are not very clear on how they can spend it.They are moving (…) not knowing exactly what you can do (spend the money on). I know some people might buy a new laptop, a new camera with it, it depends on their profession but I may not have the right to do so and the state might want it back.""I started on Monday and it went really well. I had doubts about how it was going to go and if it was going to be viable. But everything went pretty smooth, people came early, they were happy to get out."

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