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Black and multi-ethnic Brazilians hit hard by COVID-19

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Brazilians are dying from COVID-19, but the Health Ministry doesnt know who they are. Official numbers show black and multi-ethnic Brazilians, who make up about ...

Source: South Florida Times

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