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Alcohol shortage by COVID-19 leads to the death of a hundred Mexicans

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Guadalajara (Mexico), May 15 (EFE) .- The shortage and high cost of alcohol during the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the death by poisoning of more than 100 people in Mexico, where inhabitants denounce the lack of control of adulterated liquor.(CAMERA: José Luis González)

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