Twitter removes video of Brazilian President Bolsonaro

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro visited a market yesterday, just outside the capital city of Brasilia. A video he subsequently posted on Twitter showed a discussion he had with a street vendor there. “We have to work,” the seller told him. “There are deaths, but that’s up to God, we can’t stop the virus. If we don’t die from disease, we’ll die from hunger.”

Jair Bolsonaro (public domain)

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The President of Brazil continues to downplay the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week he called on Brazilians to “return to normal life”. According to him, the measures taken by federal states to prevent the spread of the virus go too far.