The autonomous communities are examined in the next few days for the most important subject: advance in de-escalation. Most of them claim to meet the requirements to leave phase 0 and move to phase 1, which will mean that citizens can meet with their loved ones (meetings of up to ten people at home or on the street), the opening of terraces with a capacity of 50% and the activity of shops without the need for an appointment with a maximum capacity of 30%. Of course, they do not know who will judge their progress. The Government has decided not to make public the identity of the members of the technical team studying the applications. of the communities to pass the phase so that “they can work with sufficient freedom” and avoid pressure, said yesterday the head of Emergencies, Fernando Simón. These are the proposals of each community:
Andalusia
Andalusia requests the Ministry of Health that all Andalusian provinces, except two health districts in Granada and one in Malagago to phase 1. Moreno, who has not specified the three districts, has said that these could also be in phase 1, but with “conditions” or some restrictions.
Madrid
After a long debate between the two government parties, the Community of Madrid asked the Ministry of Health to go to phase 1. It was the president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who ended up changing her mind. In the morning, Ayuso said that the region still had to reduce the percentage of patients in the ICU, while the vice president, Ignacio Aguado (Ciudadanos), believed that the community is prepared because it has “a robust health system.”
Catalonia
The Govern proposes that almost all of Catalonia remains in the phase 0 of the lack of control of the pandemic, except for the health regions of Terres de l’Ebre, Camp de Tarragona and Aran-Alt Pirineu, which would go on to phase 1.
Euskadi
The Basque Executive spokesman, Josu Erkoreka, stated this Wednesday, May 6, that the Basque Country fulfills “without any doubt” the premises to advance and that the data on the evolution of the pandemic “are sufficient basis to demonstrate” that the autonomous community can take “steps forward”. Of course, at no time has it been specified whether the proposal made will take into account the division by provinces that the central Executive has proposed to advance in phases. The Basque Government has been against this advance model and defends that Osakidetza, the Basque Health Service, has the capacity to increase its ICU and acute beds according to the Health requirement to advance phase.
Galicia
Galicia has requested that all the autonomous community go to phase 1 of the lack of confinement next Monday and that the reference to be taken is that of the health area. It also affects “Make flexible” the mobility of citizens between the zones that are in the same phase. In this way they request that from Monday all Galicians can move throughout the community.
Asturias
The President of the Principality, Adrián Barbón, announced this May 6 that Asturias will propose to the Government that various areas of the region go directly to phase 2 of de-escalation. Barbón referred specifically to the valleys of Los Oscos and el Oso, where the incidence of coronavirus is much lower than in other territories in the region, since they have hardly registered infections. The regional president also indicated that he will request that Asturias enter phase 1.
Cantabria
The Cantabrian government agreed on the afternoon of May 5 to request the central government to enter the region in phase 1 as soon as possible. The autonomous government guarantees that the autonomous community meets “all requirements” that the Ministry has put on the table regarding the availability of ICU beds and hospital beds for every 10,000 inhabitants. Still, the Executive that presides Miguel Ángel Revilla It has called for compliance with the rules “strictly speaking” after verifying in the last days a “slight” increase in the number of Covid-19 positives.
Navarre
The Provincial Government of Navarra is going to request the pass to phase 1 of the de-escalation for all of Navarra, announced the vice president, Javier Remírez, who, in relation to the move to next phases in some areas, noted that sThey will analyze the health zones to see which of them pass to one or the other.
Aragon
The President of Aragon, Javier Lambán, wants the majority of the community to pass directly from phase to have a “negligible” incidence of coronavirus and this will be another of the communities that prefer de-escalation is done by basic health areas instead by provinces.
Castilla y León
Castilla y León calls for de-escalation by basic health areas. Of the 196 that the community has, 26 could go on to phase 1, all framed in rural areas. In fact, they barely represent 53,500 inhabitants of the 2.4 million in the region. None of the nine capitals is in a position to jump to the new stage of lack of confidence on the 11th..
The Rioja
The Government of La Rioja has asked to go to phase 1 of the de-escalation after presenting to the Ministry the documentation that contains the main lines of action and resources that would guarantee the containment of Covid-19 in the event that the healthcare pressure increases due to the disease.
Estremadura
The Junta de Extremadura requested that its two provinces transition from Phase 0 to 1. In addition, he proposed that the departure time slots of the different groups be eliminated as of Monday. But, pending the decision of the Ministry of Health, Extremadura already plans to request that towns and cities where there has been no case of coronavirus can benefit from “an advance” of the next phase in de-escalation.
Castilla la Mancha
The Government of Castilla-La Mancha proposed that the region can go to phase 1, with proposals such as changing the time of the walks, skip all acts and shows directly to phase 3 or be able to make trips in the province.
Valencian Community
In the Valencian Community, the Ministry of Health ensures that the region is “ready” and has “Enough” human and material resources to meet the requirements that the central government requires to be able to pass, starting next Monday, to phase 1 of the de-escalation.
Murcia region
The Region of Murcia announced on Tuesday that it will request the Ministry of Health to go to Phase 1 of the de-escalation, on the understanding that the technical, epidemiological and sanitary requirements are met, after almost a month without registering just new infections and with the number of hospitalized in continuous decline. From the regional government calls on the central executive to extreme mobility controls to avoid displacement from other provinces. “We must start the recovery, and we cannot even dream of returning to normality if, along with us, businesses, small businesses, workers and, therefore, employment do not return,” said the president of the Community, Fernando López Miras.
Balearics
The Balearic Government has requested that Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza enter next Monday in phase 1 of the de-escalation, in which Formentera is already.
Canary Islands
The Canary Islands will ask to add to phase 1, in which El Hierro, La Gomera and the island of La Graciosa are already, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma and Fuerteventura.
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