On Sunday, Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga announced that Brazil would lift its coronavirus public health emergency, declared back in February 2020. The government is claiming victory over Covid just as the presidential election approaches. But calling Brazil’s pandemic response a success would be impossible by any stretch of the imagination.
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