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Instagram removed a post from President Jair Bolsonaro’s official profile after a checking agency discovered the information was false.
The publication says that the number of deaths from respiratory diseases in Ceará has decreased this year, which is false.
The president had shared the profile of state deputy André Fernandes, from Ceará.
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Guilherme Amado went through O Globo, Veja and Extra. He received the Esso and Tim Lopes awards for investigative journalism. He is a member of JSK at Stanford University and a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. It is between Brasilia, São Paulo, Rio and where there is more a good story to tell.
Eduardo Barretto visited the O Globo newspaper and the Crusoé and Poder360 websites. He also collaborated for the Associated Press and O Estado de S. Paulo. He studied at the University of Brasilia and at the London School of Journalism. It is based in the Federal Capital, where it searches for stories about power.
Naomi Matsui visited Veja magazine and the Power 360 website. She also collaborated with O Estado de S. Paulo and UOL. He covered the National Congress, the Planalto Palace and the 2018 presidential elections. Graduated in journalism from Mackenzie, he lives in Brasilia, where he covers the different areas of power.
Guilherme Amado went through O Globo, Veja and Extra. He received the Esso and Tim Lopes awards for investigative journalism. He is a member of JSK at Stanford University and a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. It is between Brasilia, São Paulo, Rio and where there is more a good story to tell.
Eduardo Barretto visited the O Globo newspaper and the Crusoé and Poder360 websites. He also collaborated for the Associated Press and O Estado de S. Paulo. He studied at the University of Brasilia and at the London School of Journalism. It is based in the Federal Capital, where it searches for stories about power.
Naomi Matsui visited Veja magazine and the Power 360 website. She also collaborated with O Estado de S. Paulo and UOL. He covered the National Congress, the Planalto Palace and the 2018 presidential elections. Graduated in journalism from Mackenzie, he lives in Brasilia, where he covers the different areas of power.
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