#Dengvaxia fiasco: How to solve the legal problem

Happening now: Congressional investigation on the Dengvaxia fiasco

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               The Dengvaxia fiasco:

        How to solve the legal problem
        1.The government should settle the 800,000 who were vaccinated (recompense and quitclaim) and continue intense health and medical monitoring of the children, then

       2.sue Sanofi for breach and damages (breach for failure to disclose risks and relevant information), and set off what you spent to settle the 800,000 as claims against Sanofi.

     3.File criminal cases against government officials responsible for it.
       Tapós! (then you’re done) (of course, the litigation would take more than 10 years but you put a rest to it with the filing of cases against Sanofi, settling the 800,000,  indicting government officials responsible. Tapós!)
       Any lawyer with any kind of problem-solving skills can point the way: compensate and settle; sue Sanofi; indict government officials responsible for it. Solve the legal problem. The government lawyers handling this case publicly are not trying to solve the legal problem.

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Monday- &- Friday person #NowPlaying Monday, Monday (cover)

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Now playing: Monday, Monday originally performed by The Mamas and the Papas (this is a cover)

… a “motivational speaker” who spoke at a graduation ceremony said that a person in his/her 30s had only 21,000 days ahead, at best, so one should choose a job that one loves; and such a person is a Monday person (who looks forward to the week ahead) rather than a Friday person (who looks forward to the weekend)… so one should make each day count and live life like there are less than 21,000 days ahead blah-blah-blah…

    …But i’m both a Monday person and a Friday person and  peak in the midweek (Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday) — and most people in this country don’t have jobs so they’re forced to work abroad …

     just sayin’…

     and those who have “good jobs” or who like their work don’t think about dying or deaths (or the limited number of days),  we try to do well and live well because we want to have more and better days …

     motivational speaker — cliché-er. 

      … and you’re hearing Monday , Monday… from The Papas and the Mamas ,  i googled it.

    A happy week ahead of you!