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Abstract
The pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus had left, until December 2020, approximately 100,000,000 infected and 2,000,000 fatalities around the world (Johns Hopkins University and Medicine, 2020) . Nevertheless, as scientists and politicians from all around the world have warned, the consequences of this pandemic would expose the weaknesses of national health systems in the face of these types of global threats, as well as their level of response to the social side effects caused by global protection measures imposed by the World Health Organization.
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