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Brazil’s shopping malls association opposes ‘vaccine passport’

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Mayor Ricardo Nunes on Monday, August 23, announced that São Paulo will require a "Covid-19 vaccine passport" in order for people to attend conferences, trade shows, soccer games, and other types of events.

Bars, restaurants and shopping malls were initially on the list, but the city government rectified the measure at the end of the day. In any case, the association on Tuesday, August 24, expressed its opposition to the measure for its establishments.

"We were not invited for discussions at any time. I heard about it through the media and I got in . . .

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