Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil, was once again news and trend in social networks.
This time, the reason for su massive appearance in search engines it is a video in which he is seen lifting a short person.
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It happened during the inauguration of a thermoelectric power plant in the state of Sergipe, an event to which Bolsonaro arrived surrounded by his bodyguards and without a mask.
He video what’s on the internet shows the president greeting his fans when he is in the center.
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From one moment to the next, he lifted on his shoulders a person who had a mask with the colors of the Brazilian team Flamengo.
It was all laughter until a woman was heard saying: “It is not a child” (‘No es un niño’).
Bolsonaro looked at the person who was raised sideways and handed it to one of his companions. Then he continued on his way.
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#Brazil is the second country in the world with the most deaths and infected #Covid19 and Jair Bolsonaro accumulates 52 requests for impeachment proceedings.
Since the declaration #pandemicFar from taking care measures for the people, he starred in different shameful episodes pic.twitter.com/4aAX0dPYK6– Dolores Gandulfo (@DoloresGandulfo) August 20, 2020
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Apparently, he mistook that short man for a boy and that’s why he was holding him up. However, some international media have assured that, possibly, it was not a mistake and recalled the background of the controversial president with other people of short stature.
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‘La Nación’, from Argentina, for example, recalled that, during his presidential campaign, “he broadcast a video together with some men of these characteristics on stage.”
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Beyond the curious fact, He was also criticized for not respecting the necessary biosecurity measures in this era of coronavirus: he was not wearing a mask and did not respect social distancing.
It must be remembered that Bolsonaro was infected with the virus and, at the end of July, the tests showed that he had overcome it.
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His attitude is very controversial if one takes into account that, As of August 20, Brazil is the second country in the world most affected by the pandemic, with more than 3.4 million infections and more than 111,000 deaths.
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