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Senator Antonio Anastasia (PSD) used his account in Twitter, this Tuesday (12/8), to talk about the COVID-19 vaccine. In the tweet, Anastasia said that draft of his authorship, which became Law 14.006, determines that if, within 72 hours, Anvisa does not analyze the modification presented in the project, its authorization will be automatic.
In the same post, Antonio Anastasia made the amendment known. See:
important, yes, we talk about the vaccine. An amendment that I presented in the bill that became Law 14.006, and which is already in force, determines that Anvisa’s authorization will be tacit if it is not analyzed within 72 hours. Because life can’t wait. pic.twitter.com/JKq6yaAIvx
% u2014 Antonio Anastasia (@Anastasia) December 8, 2020
According to policy, Law 14.006 establishes that, to combat the new coronavirus, the authorities should take the measures that authorize “the importation and distribution of drugs considered essential to combat the pandemic, provided that registered in the corresponding Agency in the United States, Europe, Japan or China ”. The Senate approved the initiative a few months ago and sanctioned the law as “Law 14.006, of 2020”.
He also said that Anvisa has to grant authorization in up to 72 hours “because nothing it is more important than the life, health and safety of all ”.
Bolsonaro x Dria Clash
Jair Bolsonaro published on a social network, this Tuesday, that “Brazil provide Free and voluntary vaccines after proven efficacy and registration with Anvisa. We will protect the population by respecting their freedom, and not using it for political purposes, putting their health at risk for personal power projects ”.
Still in this area, the Minister of Health, Eduardo Pazuello, affirmed that Brazil already has 300 million dose of vaccine against the new coronavirus. The insurance that the country will receive 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine in January and another 160 million in the second half. In addition, 42 million will come from the Covax Facility consortium through the World Health Organization (WHO).
* Intern under the supervision of deputy editor Eduardo Oliveira
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