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Interpol has warned that criminal organizations are planning to infiltrate or disrupt supply chains related to COVID-19 vaccines. But that's not the only way bad guys might try to cash in on the coming global vaccine bonanza. According to Business Insider, groups may try to sell counterfeit or expired vaccines, on a small-scale or a large-scale basis. Criminals may also try to 'sell' vaccines online, in an attempt to steal personal data and credit card numbers. They may also try to extort companies, or hold supply chains hostage in return for ransom money. Finally, they could do a better job than governments at vaccinating neighborhoods, thereby installing themselves as a semi-legitimate, parallel government.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is greeted by Argentine Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero as he arrives ahead of a Latin America tour, visiting Argentina, then Chile, before heading to Brazil. All three countries are rich in natural resources and "very interesting partners" for Europe's top economy, a government source in Berlin said. IMAGES
"Welcome to mandate America," "essential yesterday, unemployed today," "no vax mandate": Holding up signs and flags, employees in New York City prepare to march across the Brooklyn Bridge, heading to City Hall to protest the Covid-19 vaccine mandate. The mandate applies to municipal workers, who now have less than a week to get their Covid-19 vaccines or go on unpaid leave IMAGES
Lima, Oct 18 (EFE).- Hundreds of indigenous women across Latin America gathered on Monday in the Peruvian capital, Lima, to defend their rights and demand that their voice be heard. (Camera: MIKHAIL HUACAN).SHOT LIST: INDIGENOUS WOMEN TAKE PART IN A MARCH FOR EQUALITY ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF RURAL WOMEN, IN LIMA, PERU.
Mexico City, Sep 28 (EFE).- Latin America commemorated International Safe Abortion Day on Tuesday amid battles taking place in courts, across governmental bodies and on the streets.In the region, Argentina, Cuba, Uruguay, Guyana and four Mexican territories have decriminalized abortion.However, in Colombia, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Bolivia and Peru, abortion is illegal except in cases such as rape, fetal abnormalities incompatible with life or risk to the life of the mother. (Camera: MIGUEL ÁNGEL ANDRADE/INÉS AMARELO). SHOT LIST: WOMEN PARTICIPATE IN A DEMONSTRATION TO DEMAND LEGAL AND SAFE ABORTION, IN MEXICO CITY, MEXICO.
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