Brazil: Bolsonaro inquiry linked to coronavirus vaccines linked to AIDS

A judge of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) of Brazil ordered another one to be opened investigation against President Zaich Bolsonaro for spreading false information linking the coronavirus vaccine to AIDS.

The ruling by Judge Alexandre de Moraes, a member of Brazil’s highest judicial body, comes in response to a request by a Senate committee in October that accused the head of state of serious wrongdoing during the pandemic, and the new investigation is added to five others that have been opened against Bolsonaro, so far without result.

The subject of this new research is a video, in which the far-right president cites official reports from the British government that “indicate” that those fully vaccinated against coronavirus develop AIDS “much faster than expected”.

This information denied by the British Government and the Brazilian Society of Infectious Diseases, among other medical organizations.

The video was removed from Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. In fact, both Facebook and Twitter suspended his account for a week Bolsonaru.

In August, the Federal Supreme Court decided to launch an investigation against Bolsonaro for “slander” and “crime incitement” in a case related to the questioning of Brazil’s electronic voting system.

The president’s other investigations are under way to determine if he interfered in the affairs of his family members, the federal police, or even because he shared on social media a secret police report on an alleged attack on him. of the electoral system.

Less than a year before the presidential election, the 66-year-old president’s popularity has never been so low.