Brazil’s Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who has sought repeatedly to minimize the coronavirus as he urges his country back to work, said Tuesday he has tested positive for covid-19.
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“There’s no problem,” he told reporters Tuesday. “It’s natural. There’s no dread. It’s life.” The result adds one more case to what has become the world’s second-worst coronavirus outbreak, after the United States.
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“There’s no problem,” he told reporters Tuesday. “It’s natural. There’s no dread. It’s life.” The result adds one more case to what has become the world’s second-worst coronavirus outbreak, after the United States.
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