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The Access to Public Information Agency has issued a communication establishing the criteria to be followed for the processing of personal data of individuals who have been vaccinated. Additionally, the agency highlighted the approach communicated by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), which states that governments must guarantee transparency when establishing the criteria used to determine priority recipients of the vaccine and also ensure that it is widely communicated to the population.

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Argentina is set to join with a new law the list of countries that have approved regulations to favor and accelerate the research, development and acquisition of Covid-19 vaccines. In a recent law approved by the Senate (which has yet to be promulgated by the President), broad and exceptional powers have been granted to the National Executive Power (the “Executive”) to negotiate the expedited purchase of such vaccines. The law authorizes to extend jurisdiction in favor of foreign judicial and arbitration tribunals and to agree to indemnities in favor of the entities that have developed or that sell the vaccines to the Executive. In addition, an exceptional procedure for the emergency regulatory approval of such vaccines was enacted.