María Alejandra Díaz

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María Alejandra Díaz is a Venezuelan politician. She served as a member of the

She graduated from the Universidad Santa María (Venezuela) in 1989.

She has caused controversy by making claims not supported by medical science to have found a cure for COVID-19.^[1][2][3]

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