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LatinNews Daily - 02 November 2020
BRAZIL: Covid-19 vaccine brings people onto the streets
On 1 November, a few hundred people took part in a demonstration in the Brazilian city of São Paulo, protesting against potential plans to make a vaccine against the coronavirus (Covid-19) obligatory; against the specific Covid-19 vaccine being developed by Chinese firm Sinovac; and against the São Paulo state governor, João Doria.
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