Washington, United States.
El canciller de Honduras, Lisandro Rosales, denounces these women that a United States pharmaceutical company has taken over the vaccine against the covid-19 at a price four weeks as mayor of the market to enter in January of 2022, in an interview with Efe off Washington.
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“It’s seen as having the inequality that it has on the subject of the vacancy, which I consider to be an opportunity to be analyzed,” says the title of Honduran Exterior.
In this sense recorded that the mechanism GAVI / Covax is leading the way in an analysis of its desigualdad, pero, in his opinion, “the pharmaceutical companies need to clear the man in the conscience”.
The program Covax -impulsed by the OMS and the Alliance for Vacancies (GAVI) – will guarantee global and equitable access to antiquated drugs.
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Rosales signaled that he had countries that he guaranteed his abstinence, otherwise he, like Honduras, hoped to immunize his people.
“There are countries that have bought five vacancies for each resident and there are countries that have not yet been registered and have the capacity to evacuate to the population that we need”, lamento el canciller.
Cancer of Según, Honduras has received a dose of Covax and has been in contact with pharmaceuticals for applicants, but “lamentably” the mayor claims that the production, which has a retreat during the holiday season in his country.
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Rosales indicates that Honduras, which accumulates 4,715 deaths and one 194,000 contagiados, ya ha ammunizado a 53,000 thank you people for a donation of 5,000 vacunas por parte de Israel ya 48,000 which receives the distribution mechanism Covax.
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