Specifically, I still remember enough Spanish to read a news article on sfgate.com.
The main site is in English, but they have links to a couple of dozen stories under "more coronavirus news," and there are usually a few in Spanish. Mostly those are also provided in English, and a lot of them are sports-related, but today there's ,"IsraelĂes protestan por repuesta a crisis causada por virus" "Israelis protesting response to crisis caused by virus", and I was curious enough to follow the link. (The protests were about the economic effects of COVID-19, and how they're hurting independent workers and small businesses.)
I could have googled and found something in English, but decided to try out my high school Spanish, and am pleased that it's still good enough for this. Reading things in Spanish may even help me retain/refresh my knowledge of the language.
The main site is in English, but they have links to a couple of dozen stories under "more coronavirus news," and there are usually a few in Spanish. Mostly those are also provided in English, and a lot of them are sports-related, but today there's ,"IsraelĂes protestan por repuesta a crisis causada por virus" "Israelis protesting response to crisis caused by virus", and I was curious enough to follow the link. (The protests were about the economic effects of COVID-19, and how they're hurting independent workers and small businesses.)
I could have googled and found something in English, but decided to try out my high school Spanish, and am pleased that it's still good enough for this. Reading things in Spanish may even help me retain/refresh my knowledge of the language.