The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank will hold their annual April meeting in a 'virtual format,' the two global financial institutions said Tuesday in a joint statement.
As millions of Americans are headed to the polls on Super Tuesday, coronavirus worries have caused problems in at least one voting location.
"It's been in the news just because they’ve been seeing it in the news and reading about what they find to be scary stats relating to it," said Victoria Hinojosa with the Travis County Clerk's Office."A lot of them are older so their health is always a concern." The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank will hold their annual April meeting in a"virtual format," the two global financial institutions said Tuesday in a joint statement.
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