As President Jair Bolsonaro worked hard to deal with the pandemic, nearly 100,000 Brazilians contracted the coronavirus on Wednesday and 2,507 died.

When Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro addressed the country, fierce protests broke out in several cities in Brazil. Just a few days ago, protesters were struck by his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Taking to the streets, the epidemic has so far killed nearly half a million people in the country.

For the right-wing leader, the past few days have been difficult, and his popularity has declined due to the continuous high number of daily COVID-19 deaths and cases.

According to government data, on Wednesday alone, nearly 100,000 Brazilians were infected with the coronavirus and 2,507 died.

Earlier in the day, the National Supreme Court authorized a criminal investigation of Bolsonaro’s Minister of Environment on the grounds that he was suspected of interfering in a police investigation of illegal logging.

In a televised speech on Wednesday, Bolsonaro briefly summarized some of the recent achievements of his government and promised to achieve strong economic growth in the future, but did not provide new information.

on Saturday, Thousands of people participated in protests in at least 16 cities All over the country, organized by left-wing political parties, trade unions and student associations.

Vaccine shortage

In Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, thousands of people wearing masks blocked a avenue in the largest city, and a large balloon portrayed Bolsonaro as a vampire.

Some protests, such as those in Rio de Janeiro, include photos of former left-wing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva), who became Bolsonaro in the 2022 national election The main challenger, wearing a presidential belt.

A video circulated on social media on Wednesday night showed that skylines across the country were accompanied by loud knocks and condemnation of Bolsonaro.

Next year, anti-Bolsonarism tends to be greater than anti-Petism, and more rejected.Oh #29MForaBolsonaro Signal accordingly and issue a warning signal.Oh #protest A few cities in Brazil today is another strong sign ?? pic.twitter.com/UxAn7cU9tl

-George Max?? (@GeorgMarques) June 3, 2021

In a short evening speech, BolsonaroBrazilians who laughed at masks and vaccines in the past say that all Brazilians who want a vaccine can get the vaccine before the end of this year.

But at night, the country’s Ministry of Health reduced the number of COVID-19 vaccines to be vaccinated in June by about 4 million doses.

On Tuesday, the Bolsonaro government announced National economic growth of 1.2% Starting from the fourth quarter, it was slightly higher than expected.

More than 16.6 million Brazilians have been diagnosed with the virus, and the official death toll is at least 465,000.

According to our data world, nearly 46 million people (accounting for nearly 22% of the population) have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, while 22.3 million people (accounting for 10.6% of the population) have been fully vaccinated. Compiled by Oxford University.