Laércio Martins Rodrigues

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Laércio Martins Rodrigues, falleció el 3 de agosto de 2021, fue diagnosticado con síndrome de Guillan Barre después de recibir la inyección C-19 de AstraZeneca, permaneció por un mes y medio en una UCI con ventilación mecánica y era tratado con inmunoglobulina, falleció después de sufrir un paro cardíaco.

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