The U.S. health system was ill-equipped for a major pandemic, experts say, citing a host of issues from a lack of hospital beds and medical professionals, to a patchwork system that lacks centralized control. Then there’s Donald Trump’s leadership. ( Leer este articulo en español)

Biden campaign seeks to contrast their “tried and tested” candidate with erratic Trump, as coronavirus sends election into unchartered waters. ( Leer en español)

The British government is facing criticism for having decided to allow spread of Covid-19 to infect low-risk people, supposedly to reduce stress on health services and build up immunity. Critics say the strategy risks lives. (Leer en español)

The debate between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden took a back seat yesterday to the raging pandemic. Predictably, the coronavirus response was one of the main topics and both Democratic hopefuls addressed how they would tackle the crisis.

Trailing in the delegate count, Bernie Sanders needs a big win Tuesday when four states are up for grabs in the Democratic presidential primaries. Univision visited the home of a local Sanders campaign activist to talk with volunteers who remain hopeful about the outcime. "We still have a shot and we must make the most of it," says A.J. Nichols.

As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up, four more states are holding primaries next week. To discuss the Latino vote in Florida UNews spoke to Andrea Mercado, she's the executive director of the New Florida Majority.