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Brazil tests COVID-19 vaccines from China

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Sao Paulo, Brazil Jul 21 (EFE) .- The first doses of the vaccine against the new coronavirus developed by the Chinese laboratory Sinovac were given Monday to a group of volunteers from Sao Paulo.(CAMERA: Government of Sao Paulo)

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