RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The initiative announced through an executive decree published last Monday by the Brazilian Presidency, foresees the initial donation of 10 million anti-viral vaccines to developing nations as "the first step in a broad cooperation process."
"Since the novel coronavirus emerged, Brazilian health diplomacy has prioritized the promotion of international solidarity initiatives, with the aim of reaching solutions to the health crisis affecting all countries," reads a joint statement released Wednesday by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Health.
The note adds that Brazil, one of the most affected countries by the pandemic and whose government . . .
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