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Despite small number of cases, Jalisco's economy hit hard by coronavirus

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Guadalajara, May 16 (EFE).- Despite a small number of COVID-19 cases, the pandemic has taken its toll on the economy of the western Mexican state of Jalisco, after two months of a lockdown to curb the infections. When in most parts of the country social isolation began on March 30 after the authorities declared public health emergency, the inhabitants of Jalisco had already been confined for two weeks at home and the non-essential businesses had closed their doors indefinitely.After two months, the western Mexican state with just over eight million inhabitants recorded 64 deaths and 1,044 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus -of which only 747 appeared in the daily report of the federal government. (Camera: JOSE LUIS GONZALEZ).SHOT LIST: BUSINESSES IN GUADALAJARA, JALISCO STATE, MEXICO, CLOSED DUE TO NATIONWIDE LOCKDOWN PUT IN PLACE TO CURB THE SPREAD OF CORONAVIRUS.

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