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Children will be able to go out starting April 27, as announced by Alberto Garzón (Minister of Consumption) in an interview for La Sexta.
Children under 14 years old will be allowed to go outside starting next Monday, April 27, to accompany an adult they live with, only being able to carry out the activities permitted by the Royal Decree of March 14 declaring the State of Alarm, specifically, to go to the supermarket, the pharmacy, or the bank.
The Government has approved a two-month extension detailing the preference for teleworking.
In a Royal Decree-Law that was approved this morning, more than 30 economic measures are detailed, including: protecting those dismissed during the trial period, a package of tax measures to free up more than 1.1 billion euros in liquidity for companies, especially SMEs and freelancers, or the right of workers with caregiving duties to adapt or reduce their working hours.
At the last minute on Tuesday, April 21, Minister of Health Salvador Illa changed the criteria indicated by the Government spokesperson, finally stating that children will indeed be able to go out for a walk starting this Sunday
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