2020: A Year Defined by Covid-19 Pandemic, brexit, and Social Upheaval

The year 2020 is etched in global memory as a period of unprecedented challenges and transformative events. The Covid-19 pandemic brought the world to a standstill, while geopolitical shifts like Brexit and the rise of social movements reshaped the international landscape. From devastating health crises to pivotal political moments, 2020 left an indelible mark on history.

The Covid-19 Pandemic Grips the World

Wuhan, China, became the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak, which rapidly spread across the globe, causing widespread devastation. Spain confirmed its first case on January 31 when a German tourist tested positive in Gomera. The nation’s first death attributed to the virus occurred on February 13, involving a 69-year-old Valencian who had traveled to Nepal.

On March 14,as hospitals faced collapse,spain declared a state of alarm,enforcing lockdowns and shuttering businesses nationwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) played a crucial role in coordinating the global response.

The ensuing months brought grim realities: healthcare workers in full PPE, makeshift morgues, and overwhelmed medical facilities became commonplace. Testing and mask mandates were implemented to combat the spread.According to the National Statistics