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Argentina launches Covid-19 vaccinations with Russia's Sputnik V

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A man receives the Russian Sputnik V vaccine against coronavirus at the Hospital Posadas in Buenos Aires as Argentina launches its Covid-19 vaccination campaign, with frontline healthcare workers given priority. IMAGES

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