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The EU’s vaccine catastrophe is a crisis of its own making

25 January 2021

2:19 AM

25 January 2021

2:19 AM

As news emerges that both Pfizer and AstraZeneca are cutting supplies of their Covid-19 vaccines to the EU by up to 60 per cent, EU officials are turning on the drug companies, threatening fines and lawsuits if they don’t speed up deliveries. The Italian Prime Minister Guisseppe Conte has blasted the delays as unacceptableand threatened to take the companies to court.

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