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Jair Bolsonaro: HRW denuncia que presidente de Brasil saboteó los esfuerzos contra el coronavirus
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Scioli se reunió con Bolsonaro para buscar una solución al conflicto por el trigo: La exportación a Brasil está garantizada
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12 Jan 2021
Full data shows China’s Sinovac vaccine candidate, “CoronaVac,” to be 50.38 percent effective against the Chinese coronavirus in late-stage trials, Brazilian state researchers revealed Tuesday, according to the
Wall Street Journal.
The figure is nearly 30 percentage points lower than the 78 percent efficacy rate for CoronaVac which the São Paulo state government-funded Butantan Institute previously announced on January 7.
Butantan is currently running final-stage clinical trials for CoronaVac, a Chinese coronavirus vaccine candidate developed by China’s Sinovac Biotech. The institute submitted new data to Brazil’s federal health regulator at a press conference on January 12, listing CoronaVac’s efficacy rate as just under 50.4 percent.
In a dangerous and globally distressing affront to free speech, social media giants have blocked President Donald Trump. World leaders, even those who despise the president, are outraged. At least one petty tyrant is jumping for joy.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel: “The chancellor considers it problematic that the accounts of the U.S. president have now been permanently blocked,” said Merkel’s spokesman, Steffen Seibert.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador: “I don’t like anybody being censored or taking away from the right to post a message on Twitter or Facebook… I don’t accept that.”
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson: “Social media companies must be held accountable for the consistent, transparent, and effective enforcement of their terms and conditions.”
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Bolsonaro invited his 6.6 million Twitter followers to subscribe to his channel on the messaging app Telegram Messenger LLP, a competitor to Facebook’s WhatsApp Inc. Reuters
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is urging his followers to pivot away from Twitter and Facebook after the popular social networks banished US President Donald Trump from their platforms.
The far-right president on Tuesday invited his 6.6 million Twitter followers to subscribe to his channel on the messaging app Telegram Messenger LLP, a competitor to Facebook’s WhatsApp Inc.
Bolsonaro, who models his presidency on Trump’s, has found great success in leveraging social media networks by offering regular tweets and streaming live videos on Facebook to his fans. His encouragement of a shift away from those outlets presents a significant change that echoes a shift occurring in the US, where thousands of far-right users are being purged from the sites and regrouping in lesser-known networks l
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