COVID-19 Annual Statistics for 21 Ibero-American Countries (2019-2024)

Annual COVID-19 metrics for 21 Ibero-American countries from 2019 to 2024, compiled by Juan Moises de la Serna. The data aggregates statistics from the WHO, PAHO, and Our World in Data, covering confirmed cases, deaths, and vaccination doses. It provides a regional perspective on the pandemic's progression over a six-year period.

Use Cases

• Analyzing the correlation between vaccine doses administered and case fatality rate (%) across Ibero-America
• Comparing deaths per million inhabitants between different Latin American regions from 2019-2024
• Modeling the long-term impact of the pandemic on recovery rates in specific Ibero-American countries

Strengths

• Aggregates data from three major health organizations (WHO, PAHO, Our World in Data)
• Includes normalized metrics like cases per million for cross-country comparison
• Covers 21 specific Ibero-American nations over a 6-year span

Limitations

• Small sample size of approximately 126 records based on annual granularity for 21 countries
• Relies on secondary sources which may have reporting delays or varying definitions of 'recovery'
• Annual aggregation masks seasonal or monthly pandemic waves and peaks

Provenance

Source

WHO, PAHO, and Our World in Data

Collection Method

Aggregation of public health records

Time Range

2019-2024

Freshness

Updated as of March 2026, covering data through the end of 2024.

Geography

21 Ibero-American countries