Spain's government is issuing back-to-work guidelines after its coronavirus death rate slowed

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• Spain's government has issued guidelines for returning to work after the coronavirus outbreak left most of the country under lockdown.
• Spain just reported its lowest one-day increase in deaths from coronavirus since March 23.
• On Monday, some industries, such as construction and manufacturing, will be allowed to restart.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's government on Saturday set out guidelines for people returning to work under a loosening of lockdown restrictions, while the country reported its lowest one-day increase in deaths from the coronavirus since March 23.

Most Spaniards have been confined to their homes since mid-March with only businesses in sectors deemed strategically important allowed to operate normally.

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