RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The São Paulo city government has backed down from the decision to force bars, restaurants, and shopping centers to require a vaccination passport for customers to visit their establishments. The city's health secretary, Edson Aparecido, said suddenly it was only a "recommendation".
"The mayor [Ricardo Nunes] has announced that events in the capital will require the passport . . .
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