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On the Globo Esporte on Friday (29), Walter Casagrande, after the conclusion of a report broadcast by TV Globo, returned to his post regarding the Covid-19 pandemic, denying fake news It was released last week by Jair Bolsonaro. Giving his opinion on the matter, the Corinthian idol spoke about vaccinations and the number of deaths in Brazil Senior exponentially over the past year.
“The vaccine doesn’t cause AIDS, that’s a lie,” Casagrande said. “The fault of so many people dying is Bolsonaro, who didn’t buy the vaccine,” he added.
Casagrande had already vented about Jair Bolsonaro, previously
Recently, TV Globo commentator has already positioned himself on fake news Vaccine linked to the disease, calling the current president a “liar.” This is because, in one of the governor’s weekly life, Bolsonaro said that a particular study proved the possible hypothesis.
Official British government reports indicate that those who are fully vaccinated (15 days after the second dose) develop AIDS much faster than expected. I won’t read it here because I might have problems with my “life,” Bolsonaro said.
After the incident, the AIDS/HIV Committee of the Brazilian Society of Infectology issued a statement on the case, noting that Bolsonaro highlighted the information that there is no connection with the vaccine and any other disease. According to the commission, the recommendation is that HIV carriers be vaccinated with the booster dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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