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Senators try to allow the sale of medicines in supermarkets

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Senators from some parties asked this Thursday (13.Mar.2025) for the President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (União Brasil-AP), to move forward with the project to allow the sale of non-prescription drugs in supermarkets. The request was made during a meeting between Alcolumbre and Senate leaders. However, there is no definition of when the proposal will be discussed. Registration form free alerts from Poder360 I agree with the terms of the…

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Senators try to allow the sale of medicines in supermarkets

Senators from some parties asked this Thursday (13.Mar.2025) for the President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (União Brasil-AP), to move forward with the project to allow the sale of non-prescription drugs in supermarkets. The request was made during a meeting between Alcolumbre and Senate leaders. However, there is no definition of when the proposal will be discussed. Registration form free alerts from Poder360 I agree with the terms of the…

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