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schema:articleBody	Mexico will complain at the United Nations Security Council this week about unequal access to coronavirus vaccines, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Tuesday. "The countries that produce them have very high vaccination rates and Latin America and the Caribbean have much lower (rates)," he said. Mexico, which holds a rotating seat on the council, will voice the concerns of Latin America about "inequality in access to vaccines," Ebrard said. The UN Security Council is scheduled to debate the problem of global coronavirus vaccine equity on Wednesday at the initiative of Britain. Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters that his country has to import doses from Europe even though they are also produced in the United States, which keeps vaccines made there for itself. He said Mexico wanted to ensure "there is no hoarding of vaccines, that there is a principle of equality so that all countries have the possibility of vaccinating their residents." Last month Mexico accepted a reduction in the delivery rate of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in response to a plea from the World Health Organization to share doses with poorer nations. Mexico has the world's third-highest Covid-19 death toll, at more than 174,000. It began mass vaccination on December 24, starting with health workers, but like many countries is constrained by limited supplies. jla/dr/jm
schema:headline	Mexico to complain at UN about vaccine inequality
schema:mentions	Justice League Latin America Marcelo Ebrard Foreign minister United Nations Security Council Caribbean Andrés Manuel López Obrador World Health Organization United Nations Mexico European Union Pfizer Vaccine United States Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 Coronavirus disease 2019 Justice
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