New York Mayor asked Bolsonaro’s wife to “send her husband to get vaccinated”

The mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, He asked Michelle Bolsonaro, the wife of the president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, to “send her husband to get vaccinated” against the coronavirus covid-19After it became public that she took advantage of her trip to the city for the United Nations General Assembly to immunize herself against the disease.

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“Send your husband to get vaccinated too, so he can stop being a danger to others”, he pointed De Blasio on Twitter, in a message echoing the news regarding the immunization of Michelle Bolsonaro.

Send your husband to get vaccinated too so he can stop being a danger to others. https://t.co/iI1gGaqzoe

– Major Bill de Blasio (@NYCMayor) September 29, 2021

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It is not the first time De Blasio criticizes the Brazilian president for attending the UN General Assembly without having been vaccinated against the covid-19. “If you don’t want to be vaccinated, you don’t even need to come,” he said, stressing that it is necessary “to send a message to all world leaders, especially Bolsonaro: if you intend to come here (to New York) you need to be vaccinated.”

Bolsonaro He was the only G20 leader who went to the UN who said publicly that he had not been vaccinated against covid-19. He was able to attend the United Nations event, although he was unable to enter New York interiors, where the presentation of a vaccination pass is required.

For their part, for Brazilian politicians and epidemiologists, the fact that Michelle Bolsonaro to be vaccinated in the United States and not in Brazil is an “absurd” decision and a “disregard” of the Brazilian health system and the immunization program of the Latin American country, reports the G1 news portal.

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