Argentina’s president tests positive for COVID-19
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Alberto Fernandez, who received the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus jab earlier this year, says he is in ‘good spirits’.
The president of Argentina, who was vaccinated against COVID-19 earlier this year, has announced that he tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Alberto Fernandez tweeted late on Friday that he had a light fever, but said he was in good spirits. The president, who turned 62 on Friday, received a jab of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine in January.
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