Catalunya zona zero

A virus has shaken the world. In Catalonia, it has left thousands of victims, infected and dead. And the state of alarm decreed to combat it has turned the daily lives of towns and cities upside down. We have seen deserted streets and squares, closed shops and factories. In hospitals, health personnel have fought the disease relentlessly and with precarious means. In other sectors, work has also been done without fail to meet essential needs. And when official resources did not arrive, many anonymous people have collaborated in the shadows, with simplicity, without noise. While almost everyone was forced to stay locked up at home, Quico Sallés has traveled the country these months to explain, in an original and hectic chronicle, full of human stories that invite reflection, the devastating effects of the crisis of the COVID-19 and the future ahead.