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RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 24 ― Brazilian regulator Anvisa yesterday authorised a biomedical centre to import six million doses of the Sinovac coronavirus vaccine, one day after President Jair Bolsonaro said Brazil would not buy the Chinese vaccine. Brazil's Sao Paulo governor João Doria said earlier yesterday that Anvisa told him it will not bow to political pressure over the approval of potential coronavirus vaccines.
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