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Brazil justice minister resigns, accuses Bolsonaro of meddling

Brazil Today Brazilian public prosecutor Augusto Aras requested the Supreme Court on Friday to allow the prosecution of accusations brought against President Jair Bolsonaro by the former minister Sergio Moro, his office said. Bolsonaro endured the hardest threat to his presidency when his popular justice minister resigned Friday and accused him of possibly illegal involvement in law enforcement, leading to a government's instability trying to tackle an increasingly rising coronavirus epidemic. Moro, who achieved wide public support for jailing crooked officials and entrepreneurs as a prosecutor, claimed he had resigned after Bolsonaro had dismissed Mauricio Valeixo, head of federal police, for personal and political purposes. The stunning departure and the so-called 'super minister' accusations is a crushing blow to Bolsonaro, whose reputation had already sunk as a "little cold" to downplay the novel coronavirus. The virus has taken more than 3,600

Pakistan refuses COVID-19 vaccine preparation; cases go for 12,000

Health advisor Zafar Mirza said in his regular media briefing that there is currently no coronavirus vaccine in Pakistan and that there is no research of any kind going on for its growth. Pakistan explained on Saturday that no vaccine was being planned after news indicated that the country was on the verge of producing it with China's aid, even as coronavirus cases climbed to 12,644. Health advisor Zafar Mirza said in his regular media briefing that there is currently no coronavirus vaccine in Pakistan and that there is no research of any kind going on for its growth. "Let me explain that while there are many vaccine-development programs around the world, there is currently no such program in Pakistan," he said. But he said a Chinese vaccine research firm approached Pakistan and agreed to become a part of clinical trials. "We've asked them for more details," Mirza said. He said a company in Japan had made a similar bid, and Pakistan had asked for

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