Ex Brazilian President Bolsonaro Questioned By Cops, Denies Tempering With Vaccination Records

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was questioned by the police on Tuesday as part of the on going inquiry into the alleged forgery of Covid vaccination certificates for himself and his inner circle.

However Bolsonaro denied the the accusations of tampering with his vaccination records and also denied knowledge of false information to be inserted into the records.

Bolsonaro’s advisor added that the former president answered all the questions and reiterated that he had never been vaccinated and that he was unaware of any and all initiatives for eventual forgery in his vaccination card as well as that of his daughter.

However the Supreme Court documents show that the federal police found evidence of tampering with Bolsonaro’s vaccine records in his final weeks as president in December last year before fleeing to the United States.

Fraudulent vaccination certificates for Bolsonaro

On May 3 the police raided the home of Bolsonaro seized his mobile phone and arrested some of his trusted aides.

The raid was part of the prob seeking to answer how the Bolsonaro a strident Coronavirus sceptic who has vowed never to get a vaccine against Covid registered as vaccinated in health records that were made public in February.

According to police they uncovered where the colonel Cid allegedly tapped a network of contacts in the health system and government to obtain fraudulent vaccination certificates for Bolsonaro, his daughters, himself and his wife and other two presidential aides.

Meanwhile the Ex president reiterated that he was never vaccinated against Covid and denied any role in alleged forgery of documents.

However the Supreme Court is overseeing the case and released court documents which included an arrest warrant for Colonel Mauro Cid.

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