Corona virus: Paulsonaro himself awarded the Medal of Scientific Merit | It’s not December 28th

Brazil is one of the countries most affected by the Covit-19 epidemic. With a high number of victims and the dead, and Health management Jair Bolzano Was severely criticized by the community It shows a sharp decline in acceptance and positive image. Nevertheless, the President of Brazil awarded the Medal for National Science Qualification. A tribute to “national and foreign personalities who have distinguished themselves by their outstanding contributions to science, technology and innovation.” The order was released this Thursday in Diário Oficial da União.

In addition to the medal presented by Jair Bolzano Other officials in his government were also honored. Marcos Pontes, Minister of Science and Technology, was made President. Meanwhile, Economy Minister Paulo Goodes, Foreign Minister Carlos Fran்கois and Education Minister Milton Ribeiro received proposals to occupy the post of Council of Order.

After the news spread, the local press targeted Bolzano and highlighted the irrelevance of his actions. “He was the first scientific denier to receive such an award.“, The newspaper State of Minas. Meanwhile, forum’s journalist Lucas Vazquez said: “The president has made no scientific contribution since taking office“.

Bolzano’s self-make-up comes soon after him Brazil’s Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CBI) will present in the Senate An indictment against him For the crime against humanity, in addition to other charges, for the wrongdoings of the government in relation to the epidemic.

The Brazilian president has not been vaccinated against Covit-19 either, he continues to defend proven ineffective drugs to treat the disease and generally does not even use a synstrap at meetings.

This is not the first time the Brazilian president has arbitrarily intervened in granting specialization. In July of this year, Bolzano presented the Oswaldo Cruz Medal of Merit to his wife, Michael Bolzano.

This distinction recognizes the efforts of officials and personalities who have directly or indirectly contributed to the physical and mental well-being of the Brazilian people.