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Felicitas Holzer, Ivette M Ortiz Alcántara, Tobias Eichinger

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    墨西哥的COVID-19应对措施因采取了不成比例的措施而受到批评. 这项分析质疑相称性原则的应用,原因是定义不清楚,权利冲突和大流行期间的不确定性.

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    墨西哥法院的裁决墨西哥法院的裁决流行病管理的管理.对抗COVID-19的措施.相称性原则是相称性的原则.获得健康的权利.

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