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investing 36 mins ago Of course I would love to attend the Glasgow COP26. But not unless everyone can take part on the same terms, Thunberg tweeted.  She argued that many countries were vaccinating healthy young people against Covid-19 at the expense of higher risk groups and front-line workers in other countries.  Thurberg said inequality was already at the heart of the climate crisis, adding that if people could not be vaccinated and travel to the summit to be equally represented, that would be undemocratic.   Vaccine nationalism won t solve the pandemic, Thunberg said, arguing that global problems need global solutions.   High-income countries have been accused of vaccine nationalism, having bought more than 4.6 billion doses of Covid-19 vaccines, according to data released in March by the Duke Global Health Innovation Center. In comparison, low-income countries have secured just 670 million doses of the vaccines. 

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