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New York, Aug 20 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Alba Vigaray).- The pandemic has left Manhattan streets empty. Without tourists and most offices closed, New York is now wondering if the situation will be temporary or the pandemic will change the city forever.FOOTAGE OF NEW YORK.SOUNDBITES OF MICHAEL HENDRIX, DIRECTOR OF STATE AND LOCAL POLICY AT THE MANHATTAN INSTITUTE.

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