The fight in Tucson against COVID-19

April 8, 2020

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Tucson was ahead of the state government when it moved to close businesses that were later “ordered” closed by the Governor Ducey. We talked to Mayor Regina Romero about Tucson and it’s fight against the coronavirus.

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