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The Delta variant is making COVID-19 spread faster and easier, but vaccines help protect you, your family, and the more vulnerable members of your community from becoming seriously ill. #GetVaccinated.

El COVID-19 se ha vuelto aún más peligroso dado a sus variantes, pero las vacunas ayudan a protegerte a ti y a los miembros más vulnerables de tu comunidad. No esperes más. iVacúnate hoy!

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