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Covid-19 cases surge in Brazil

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Covid-19 cases surge in Brazil

Covid-19 cases surge in Brazil

Brazil saw its deadliest day this month since the start of the pandemic, with 4,195 people killed in just 24 hours.

CNN’s Stefano Pozzebon reports from Bogota, Colombia on the latest news about the pandemic in Latin America and South America.


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