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South America’s indigenous people were decimated long ago by the arrival of European colonizers who introduced new and deadly pathogens to the continent. Since then, centuries of exploitation and neglect have left indigneous communities vulnerable to COVID-19, as Rosaleen Howard explains in an interview.
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