<transcript><audio_4>2020 has been marked by the covet 19 pandemic wearing face masks constantly washing our hands and maintaining social distance have become a part of our daily routines this new normal has required us to spend more time at home and remain attentive to the mandates advised by both national</transcript><video><caption><image_5>The image shows a young woman sitting on a couch with her hair pulled back in a ponytail. She is wearing a yellow face mask with green leaves and orange flowers on it. The mask covers her nose and mouth, and she is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. The background is a plain white wall.</caption><caption><image_6>The image is a screenshot from a video call. It shows a young man wearing a black face mask and glasses. He is standing in a room with a white wall and a door in the background. The man is wearing a red and white patterned shirt and appears to be in his late twenties or early thirties. He has short dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. The word "Vox" is visible in the top right corner of the image.</caption><caption><image_7>The image is a screenshot of the Google search results page. The search results are displayed on a white background with the Google logo in the top right corner. Below the search results, there is a list of options for the user to choose from. The options are:

- COVID-19:
- Covid-19 symptoms
- A list of symptoms

The list is arranged in a grid-like format with each option represented by a different color. The first option is labeled "COVID19" and the second option is titled "Covid19". The third option is "CIVID-19", which is a type of virus that affects the spread of the virus.

At the bottom of the image, there are two buttons - "X" and "Cancel" - which can be used to cancel or cancel the search result.</caption><caption><image_8>The image is a screenshot of a Google search results page for the COVID-19 pandemic. The page is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Statistics" and has a blue line graph that shows the number of cases of coronavirus disease in the United States. The x-axis represents the days of the week, while the y-axis shows the percentage of cases.

On the left side of the page, there is a section titled "Coronavirus Disease" with a title that reads "Daily Change". Below the title, there are two tabs - "Overview" and "Statistics". The first tab is labeled "Covid-19" and the second tab has a description of the virus. The third tab has an overview of the statistics, which shows that the virus has decreased over time. The fourth tab has the number "30,884 cases per case, 30,884 deaths, and 30,844 deaths. The fifth tab has information about the virus, including the number in each case and the percentage in the percentage. The sixth tab has data that shows that there is no virus in the case. The seventh tab has graphs that show the percentage change in the virus over time, with the highest percentage</caption><caption><image_9>The image is a screenshot of a Google search results page for a website called "COVID-19". The page is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Coronavirus Disease" and has a search bar at the top. Below the search bar, there is a section titled "Overview" which provides information about the website's health information. 

On the left side of the page, there are several tabs for different sections of the website, including "Covid-19", "Health Information", "Symptoms", "Treatment", and "Resources". On the right side, there has a list of resources from the website.

The main section of the search results is a table with three columns - Overview, Symptoms, and Resources. The first column lists the symptoms of the virus, the second column shows the symptoms, and the third column shows a description of the symptoms. The table also has a link to the website for more information.</caption><caption><image_10>The image is a screenshot of a Google search results page for the COVID-19 pandemic. The page is titled "Top results" and has a title at the top that reads "Coronavirus disease (COVID19) - World Health Organization". Below the title, there is a section titled "Overview" which provides information about the pandemic and its impact on the world health organization. 

On the left side of the page, there are several options for the user to choose from, such as "General Information", "Government of Canada", "Public Health Office", and "Launch Date for 2021". On the right side, there has a section for the government of Canada to launch a new policy for the coronavirus.

The page is divided into two sections, with the top section showing the top results and the bottom section displaying the results of the search. The top result shows that the search results are related to the virus, while the bottom result shows a list of the results. The results are displayed in a table format with columns for the date, time, and location.</caption></video><transcript><audio_11>governments and international organizations on may 22nd the world health organization declared south america the pandemic's new epicenter the response taken by each country in the region has been shaped by their unique historical political and</transcript><caption><image_12>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from a news article about the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America. The article is titled "Who Declares Latin America the New Covid-19 Episodes" and is written in black text on a white background. The text is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the date and time of the article, and the right column providing the title of the news article.

At the top of the page, there is a heading that reads "Latin America: The global epicenter of COVID19 - CBS News". Below the heading, there are two bullet points that explain the article's contents. The first bullet point mentions that the article is about the coronavirus pandemic, while the second bullet point discusses the number of people affected by the virus. The third bullet point explains that the virus has been spread across the country from the United States to Latin America, and that it has been affected by COVID–19.
- At the bottom of the image, there has a link to a website that provides more information about the article.</caption><video><caption><image_13>The image shows a man in a laboratory setting, looking through a microscope. He is wearing a blue lab coat and gloves, and appears to be focused on his work. The microscope is white and has a black handle. In the background, there are various scientific equipment and supplies, including a test tube, a flask, and a microscope stand. The man is standing in front of a white countertop, and there is a large window on the left side of the image. The image appears to have been taken during the day.</caption><caption><image_14>The image shows a group of people participating in a protest march on a street. They are holding signs and banners with various messages written in Portuguese. The people are wearing masks and are standing in a line, facing the camera. The signs appear to be related to the protest, with one person holding a red flag and another holding a sign that reads "Vidas Negras Importam". The background shows trees and buildings, suggesting that the protest is taking place in a city. The sky is blue and the weather appears to be sunny.</caption><caption><image_15>The image shows a group of people walking on a street, holding signs and banners. The people are wearing masks and appear to be participating in a protest or rally. The signs they are holding read "E quem nos progreso da policia?" which translates to "What's important?" in English. There are also red flags and banners in the background, suggesting that the protest is taking place in a city. The sky is blue and there are trees and buildings visible in the distance.</caption><caption><image_16>The image is a screenshot of a video call. It shows a young woman with long brown hair, wearing a white turtleneck sweater with a colorful butterfly design on it. She is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on her face. The background is a plain white wall.</caption></video><transcript><audio_17>social challenges in this video we'll take a look at the measures taken both brazil and uruguay point to the social changes that have occurred and discuss the uncertainties that remain above all the pandemic has emphasized the pre-existing strengths and</transcript><transcript><audio_18>weaknesses of latin american states and civil society as of november 27th brazil has had just over 6 million confirmed cases of coven 19</transcript><video><caption><image_19>The image is a world map that shows the number of COVID-19 cases in each country. The map is color-coded to show the percentage of cases in the world, with each country represented by a different color. The colors range from light blue to dark blue, with some areas being darker blue and others being lighter blue.

On the left side of the map, there is a bar graph that shows that the most cases of the virus are in the United States. The graph shows that there are approximately 1,000 cases in total, with the highest number of cases being around 1,500 cases. On the right side, there are two tabs - Overview and Data Table - which provide information about the data table. The top of the image has the logo of the World Health Organization, which is a blue circle with the words "World Health Organization" in white letters. The bottom of the page has a title that reads "WHO Coronavirus Disease (COVID19) Dashboard".</caption><caption><image_20>The image is a screenshot of a dashboard from the World Health Organization website. The dashboard is titled "On screen data may differ" and shows a map of Brazil in blue color. The map is divided into different sections, each representing a different country. 

On the left side of the dashboard, there is a bar graph that shows the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer in Brazil. The graph shows that 34.130 people have been affected by cancer, with 34.120 people being diagnosed. On the right side, there are two graphs that show the percentage of people with cancer.

At the top of the image, the dashboard has a search bar and a navigation menu with options such as Overview, Data Table, Explore, and Explore. There is also a button that says "Explore" and a link to the website's website.</caption><caption><image_21>The image is a screenshot of the World Health Organization website. It shows a map of Brazil with a blue color scheme. The map shows the number of cases of COVID-19 in Brazil from January 1st to January 2nd, 2020. The data is displayed in a table format with columns for the date, time, and location of the cases. 

On the left side of the map, there is a line graph that shows the percentage of cases in each country. The x-axis represents the time period, while the y-axis shows the amount of cases. The line graph shows that the cases have been recorded in Brazil for a period of 24 hours.

At the top of the image, there are tabs for Overview, Data Table, Explore, and Explore, as well as a search bar. The website's logo is also visible in the top left corner.</caption><caption><image_22>The image is a screenshot of a dashboard with a map of Brazil in the center. The map is in blue color and shows the number of COVID-19 cases in Brazil from January 3 to January 29, 2020. The data is displayed in a graph format with a line graph on the left side and a bar graph in the bottom right corner. 

On the top left corner of the dashboard, there is a search bar and a search icon. Below the search bar, there are two tabs - "Explore" and "Explore". On the top right corner, it appears to be a data table with various information about the data.

The dashboard also has a title that reads "Brazil Situation" and a subtitle that reads "$6,238,350 confirmed cases". Below the title, it says "COVID 19 with 17,974 deaths".

There is also a section titled "There have been 6,738,360 confirmed cases" which suggests that the data is related to the COVID19 pandemic in Brazil.</caption><caption><image_23>The image is a screenshot of a dashboard showing the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Brazil from January 3 to November 29, 2020. The dashboard has a blue header with the date and time of the data, as well as a map of Brazil in the top left corner. Below the header, there is a line graph that shows the number from 6,238,350 confirmed cases to 171,974. The graph shows that the number has been steadily increasing over the course of the year, with the highest number of cases occurring in Brazil.

On the right side of the dashboard, there are two buttons - "Overview" and "Data Table" - which can be used to navigate through the dashboard. On the top right corner, there appears to be a search bar and a "Explore" button.</caption></video><transcript><audio_24>and over 170 000 deaths since the virus began spreading the federal government has been unclear with its nationwide recommendations and regional governments have taken the toll of dealing with the crisis among the</transcript><caption><image_25>The image is a screenshot of a newspaper article titled "Bolsonaro calls coronavirus a 'little flu' Inside Brazil's hospitals, doctors know the horrifying reality". The article is written in black text on a white background. 

In the center of the image, there is a photo of a field with rows of crops and trees in the background. The field appears to be freshly plowed and the soil is a reddish-brown color. The sky is blue and there are a few clouds in the distance.

At the bottom of the article, there are three smaller images of people, one of whom is a man in a suit and tie. The other two images are of a woman in a white dress and the other of a man with a serious expression on his face. The text on the article is in black font and is centered on the page.</caption><transcript><audio_26>marginalized communities most affected by the pandemic are the favelas and the indigenous populations most of the residents of the favelas are black and brown brazilians the absence of state services which can</transcript><caption><image_27>The image shows a young woman standing in front of a Brazilian flag. She is wearing a purple sweater and has long brown hair. The flag is green with a yellow diamond in the center and a blue circle with white stars. The woman is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on her face. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a room with white walls and a window.</caption> 2020 has been marked by the covet 19 pandemic wearing face masks constantly washing our hands and maintaining social distance have become a part of our daily routines this new normal has required us to spend more time at home and remain attentive to the mandates advised by both national governments and international organizations on may 22nd the world health organization declared south america the pandemic's new epicenter the response taken by each country in the region has been shaped by their unique historical political and social challenges in this video we'll take a look at the measures taken both brazil and uruguay point to the social changes that have occurred and discuss the uncertainties that remain above all the pandemic has emphasized the pre-existing strengths and weaknesses of latin american states and civil society as of november 27th brazil has had just over 6 million confirmed cases of coven 19 and over 170 000 deaths since the virus began spreading the federal government has been unclear with its nationwide recommendations and regional governments have taken the toll of dealing with the crisis among the marginalized communities most affected by the pandemic are the favelas and the indigenous populations most of the residents of the favelas are black and brown brazilians the absence of state services which can
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