Abstract
As of July 12, 2020, Latin America is the world's new COVID-19 hotspot [1,2]. In Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Peru and elsewhere in the region the number of cases and deaths is spiraling out of control. Latin American countries are looking to the United States and Europe for lessons learned on controlling the spread of COVID-19, despite the challenges these regions have had and continue to have in fighting this pandemic. However, a combination of weak health systems, limited fiscal space and poverty prevent resource poor nations from implementing the extensive mitigation strategies being introduced in more advanced economies.
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