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• Coronavirus Bulletin Blumenau – 29.03.2020
• Gapref – 28/03/2020Boletim Coronavírus Blumenau – 28/03/2020
• Gapref – 27/03/2020Boletim Coronavírus Blumenau – 27/03/2020
• Sedeci – 27/03/2020Fim de semana será de instabilidade e pancadas de chuva em Blumenau
• Semus – 27/03/2020Doses de vacina contra Influenza no Drive-Thru estão esgotadas
• Parque Vila Germânica – 27/03/2020Ambulatório de Atendimento para Casos Suspeitos do Coronavírus é transferido para a Vila Germânica
• Gapref – 26/03/2020Boletim Coronavírus Blumenau – 26/03/2020
• Gapref – 26/03/2020Prefeitura de Blumenau cria fundo de combate ao Coronavírus
• PGM – 26/03/2020Câmara de Vereadores decreta estado de calamidade pública para Blumenau
• Semudes – 26/03/2020Prefeitura recebe doação de alimentos e produtos de higiene e limpeza
• Sedeci – 26/03/2020Confira a previsão do tempo para esta sexta-feira em Blumenau
• Semus – 26/03/2020Vacinação contra Influenza terá drive-thru para idosos em Blumenau
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• Semus – 24/03/2020Receitas de medicamentos contínuos do SUS têm validade ampliada
• Semus – 24/03/2020Vacinação de rotina está adiada e prioridade será Influenza
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At the lawbreaking level, it has meant his bald quid pro quo demand that Ukraine investigate a political rival in order to receive congressionally-mandated foreign aid and putting extreme restrictions on federal aid to Puerto Rico, seemingly in retaliation for how government officials there had criticized his handling of Hurricane Maria.But where Trump’s pay-to-play expectations of Ukraine, despite the Senate’s judgments, were unconstitutional, his praise-to-play demands of state governors while the health of the nation hangs in the balance are nothing short of unconscionable. Trump’s refusal to take federal action against the virus may be the most disastrous decision of his presidency. 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