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By Reuters Staff Slideshow ( 3 images ) BRASILIA (Reuters) -At the request of the Supreme Court, Brazil’s federal police has formally opened a probe into President Jair Bolsonaro related to alleged irregularities in the purchase of an Indian vaccine and could now question him, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Monday. The president has been caught up in allegations of irregularities surrounding the 1.6 billion reais ($316 million) contract signed in February for 20 million doses w...

RIC Mais Coronavírus Anvisa alerta a risco de inflamação cardíaca de vacina da Pfizer, mas mantém recomendação de uso Casos raros de inflamação cardíaca foram registrados em adolescentes e adultos jovens. Mas autoridades de saúde mantém a recomendação de continuar vacinando, já que benefícios da vacina superam os riscos. Reuters 9 de julho de 2021 - 19:23 (Reuters) – A Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitári...

(Reuters) - O ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Luís Roberto Barroso decidiu nesta sexta-feira suspender a ordem de condução coercitiva contra o empresário Carlos Wizard. A condução coercitiva de Wizard ha

"Além de genocida, Bolsonaro é corrupto e vai cair", diz Gleisi Hoffmann Presidente do Partido dos Trabalhadores diz que Jair Bolsonaro deve explicações sobre o superfaturamento na compra da Covaxin edit 26 de junho de 2021, 05:42 h Atualizado em 26 de junho de 2021, 05:48 Presidente nacional do PT, Gleisi Hoffmann, e um protesto contra Jair Bolsonaro (Foto: ABr | Midia Ninja) 247 – "Bolsonaro tem muita explicação a dar sobre a Covaxin, não adianta dar chilique e sair atacando todo mu...

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil on Sunday recorded 1,803 new COVID-19 deaths, as a large study found that a Chinese vaccine that has become the linchpin in the country's vaccination campaign is 50.7% effective against the infectious new homegrown variant known as P1.

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read FILE PHOTO: President of Brazils Lower House Arthur Lira is seen in Brasilia, Brazil, February 12, 2021. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil’s lower house speaker, Arthur Lira, knocked down reports on Wednesday that the cost of extending emergency pandemic payouts to the poor being discussed in Congress would exceed the government’s mandatory spending ceiling. “I want to make clear that speculation over breaking the spending cap is unfounded,�...