If coronavirus infections slow in the US, it will get ever harder for mayors and governors to keep people off the streets — especially as economic pain bites deeper and President Trump cheers for a reopening. | Analysis by StCollinson & Shasta Darlington
This analysis was excerpted from the April 21 edition of CNN's Meanwhile in America, the daily email about US politics for global readers. Click here to read past editions and subscribe. The first thing you notice when you awake in American suburbia is what's missing — the music of modern life. There's no crunch from the gears of a school bus that's seen better days, nor the deepening whine of a jet's engine overhead as the pilot approaches Washington National airport.
Andrew Cuomo has warned it's only"half time." But he and other local leaders know that enforcing any timeline still depends on the goodwill of a critical mass of citizens.Meanwhile in Brazil...Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro speaks after joining his supporters to protest quarantine and social distancing measures on April 19, 2020. Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro can't keep his mouth shut, literally.
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