Coronavirus

Brazil’s Supreme Court orders update of vaccination plan

Supreme Court Justice Ricardo Lewandowski ruled that Health Minister Eduardo Pazuello must update the government’s national Covid-19 immunization plan, including a new timetable for every phase of the campaign, after the start of vaccination was brought forward to January 18. 

In December, Justice Lewandowski had already ordered the government to present its plan after lengthy delays from the Health Ministry. According to independent monitoring website Coronavírus Brasil, Brazil has already immunized 1,109 people across 16 states, with the majority being health professionals.

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Natália Scalzaretto

Natália Scalzaretto has worked for companies such as Santander Brasil and Reuters, where she covered news ranging from commodities to technology. Before joining The Brazilian Report, she worked as an editor for Trading News, the information division from the TradersClub investor community.

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