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Are These Art Dealers Getting Into the Vaccine Business? – The Abu Dhabi-based art dealers Natalya Muzaleva and Istvan Perger have reportedly expanded their business portfolio (which already includes oil and real estate) to include the sale of vaccinations to Europe through controversial private-sector supply deals. The Czech prime minister rejected the pair’s offer to procure and sell some one million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to the Czech Republic, telling media he would not support the “black market.” (

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Exclusive: Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business - trading COVID-19 vaccines

Exclusive: Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business - trading COVID-19 vaccines
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ABU DHABI: From a small office in an Abu Dhabi skyscraper, Ukrainian national Natalya Muzaleva and her Hungarian husband Istvan Perger run an art gallery, a real estate agency and an oilfield services company.
They have also pursued another venture: selling COVID-19 vaccines into Europe.
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Muzaleva wrote a proposal to the Czech ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, reviewed by Reuters and dated Feb. 24, offering to procure and sell at least 1 million doses to the Czech Republic of Covishield, the shot from Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca.

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Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business: trading COVID-19 vaccines

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ABU DHABI — From a small office in an Abu Dhabi skyscraper, Ukrainian national Natalya Muzaleva and her Hungarian husband Istvan Perger run an art gallery, a real estate agency and an oilfield services company.
They have also pursued another venture: selling COVID-19 vaccines into Europe.
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Muzaleva wrote a proposal to the Czech ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, reviewed by Reuters and dated Feb. 24, offering to procure and sell at least 1 million doses to the Czech Republic of Covishield, the shot from Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca.

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Exclusive: Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business - trading COVID-19 vaccines

Exclusive: Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business - trading COVID-19 vaccines
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Exclusive: Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business: trading COVID-19 vaccines

Exclusive-Abu Dhabi art gallery owner has a sideline business: trading COVID-19 vaccines
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) -From a small office in an Abu Dhabi skyscraper, Ukrainian national Natalya Muzaleva and her Hungarian husband Istvan Perger run an art gallery, a real estate agency and an oilfield services company.
FILE PHOTO: View from the street of the window of N2N Art Gallery, which was founded by Natalya Muzaleva, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates March 9, 2021. REUTERS/Alexander Cornwell
FILE PHOTO: View of external door of the office registered to the companies N2N Art Gallery, Enhanced Recovery Company Middle East and Republik Real Estate, in Addax Tower, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates March 9, 2021. Picture taken March 9, 2021. REUTERS/Alexander Cornwell

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Reuters Health News Summary

Reuters Health News Summary
Spain to trial mixing COVID vaccines after restricting AstraZeneca shot
Spain will study the effects of mixing different coronavirus vaccines, government researchers said on Monday, responding to shifting guidelines on the safety of the AstraZeneca's shot. Along with several other European countries, Spain restricted vaccines produced by the Anglo-Swedish drug maker to people over 60 after regulators linked it to a rare form of brain blood clots, mostly in younger women.
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Vaccine sales scams proliferate as intermediaries target European countries

Vaccine sales scams proliferate as intermediaries target European countries
19 April 2021 - 15:57 Lisa Barrington and Jan Lopatka
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Abu Dhabi — From a small office in an Abu Dhabi skyscraper, Ukrainian national Natalya Muzaleva and her Hungarian husband Istvan Perger run an art gallery, a real estate agency and an oilfield services company.
They have also pursued another venture: selling Covid-19 vaccines into Europe.
Muzaleva wrote a proposal to the Czech ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, reviewed by Reuters and dated February 24, offering to procure and sell at least 1-million doses to the Czech Republic of Covishield, the shot from Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca.

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COVID vaccine shortfall: The Abu Dhabi art dealer peddling jabs

COVID vaccine shortfall: The Abu Dhabi art dealer peddling jabs
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© The UK and many European countries are using AstraZeneca's and Pfizer's vaccines in nationwide immun...
After the Czech government made the unsolicited offer public, AstraZeneca said there should be no private-sector supply deals for the sale or distribution of the vaccine in Europe [File: Henry Nicholls/Reuters]
From a small office in an Abu Dhabi skyscraper, Ukrainian national Natalya Muzaleva and her Hungarian husband Istvan Perger run an art gallery, a real estate agency and an oilfield services company.
They have also pursued another venture: selling COVID-19 vaccines into Europe.

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