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Welcome to The Dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine.

My name is Daniel Denver and the broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

Over a year into this pandemic, there are now multiple highly effective vaccines.

People no longer have to die of COVID-19.

It's a scientific breakthrough we should all be grateful for.

But unfortunately, as has long been the case with vital medicines, the vaccine is not

being distributed equitably, not even close.

Glitch countries are vaccinating one person every second, while many of the poorest nations

have yet to administer a single shot.

Some experts warn that nine out of ten people in poor countries may never be vaccinated

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