What is the vaccine rate against Govt-19 in these Latin American countries?
(CNN Espanol) – 39.7% of the world’s population has received at least one dose of the Govit-19 vaccine. The rate is rising on the American continent: 53.90% of the South American population and at least 53.36% of the North American population are slightly vaccinated, according to our global data. According to statistics collected by our world with a cut-off date of August 29, how is the vaccination rate in some Latin American countries on the morning of Monday, August 30):
- Uruguay 76.25%
- Chile 74.85%
- 62.45% in Brazil
- Panama 61.70%
- Argentina 60.84%
- Costa Rica 58.95%
- Ecuador 55.82%
- El Salvador 53.37%
- Dominican Republic 52.86%
- Cuba 47.85%
- Colombia 44.82%
- Mexico 44.10%
- Guyana 39.07%
- Belize 37.66%
- Suriname 34.00%
- Bolivia 32.34%
- Paraguay 31.40%
- Peru 30.11%
- Honduras 26.78%
- Venezuela 20.92%
- Guatemala 17.85%
- Nicaragua 6.61%
- Haiti 0.23%
By comparison, Spain is somewhat 77.52% vaccinated (according to our World Statistics for August 26), beating Uruguay and Chile by a few percentage points for the first time.
The United States has 60.88% more people vaccinated than Brazil and Panama.
Cuba is more advanced than Australia, with 46.82% of its population being partially vaccinated.
Colombia and Mexico also surpass New Zealand’s vaccination rate, which stands at 38.72% (most recent data updated on August 24).