The Spanish government spokesperson, María Jesús Montero, said on Tuesday that the coronavirus pandemic is controlled and is following the expected evolution, so the government is not considering re-declaring the state of alarm "either in the short or medium term".
State of alarm
Government not considering reactivation of state of alarm
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If there will be another lock down or state of alarm, I think the people will revolt. And I will be one of them. We cannot kick Spain more down than already has been done. Enough is enough. Where there is a war, as the politicians call this "the war on corona", accept people to die. Otherwise all will be lost.