See the fake news Bolsonaro ally tells

Regina Duarte has shared fake news on her profile again. The former Globo actress said he uses the presidential sash Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) In false possession, which is a lie. Information used by Regina was posted by a far-right profiler and supporter of Jair Bolsonaro (pl).

But it is not the first time that the “friend of Brazil” has believed in false news. Even Instagram, in October 2022, labeled the actress’s profile as a fake news publisher.

Attacks on Lula. The fake news about the presidential scarf is not the first lie about Lola on the actress’s Instagram account. I have already shared a manipulated video in which Lula said that “politicians should lie”. According to an investigation by UOL, the clip circulating on social networks omits the immediately previous section, in which Lula refers to Bolsonaro: “I’ve been watching a video of Pozo these days, he, in this video where he’s talking about Venezuelan girls, is literally saying: I have to lie, I have to lie! Politicians have to lie!”

Information Incorrect about Marisa Letizia, the former First Lady who died in 2017. Bolsonarian Networks claimed that Justice found R$256 million in the accounts of Lula’s ex-wife – the correct amount was R$26,000. The difference in values ​​arose after the judge confused the amount offered by Marissa. Profiles supporting Bolsonaro, as well as Regina, continued to share incorrect information. So, Justice decided that the actress should post a retraction note on her Instagram.

Attacks on the electoral system in the country. The actress endorsed Bolsonaro’s lines about fraud in the 2022 elections, questioning the electronic ballot box and asking that the vote be printed in the country. In a post, Regina shared a video suggesting a ballot box fraud for the indigenous village of Mato Grosso, where everyone voted for Lola. second choice From State of Sao Paulo, the unanimous vote for the village candidate did not indicate fraud. CASIC and TSE also confirmed the vote.

Questions about the effectiveness of the vaccine against COVID-19: Regina posted false information about Vaccines against COVID-19 At various times, including posts about the harm caused by Anvisa-approved vaccines. In January 2022, for example, she mocked the increase in cases of the disease in Israel, a country with a high vaccination rate at the time, which led netizens to move to denounce the actress’ dossier.

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