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Trabajadores de salud piden a la Corte Penal Internacional investigar a Bolsonaro por manejo de pandemia

Acusan al mandatario 'de haber actuado con negligencia criminal durante su gestión de la pandemia de covid-19'

(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 18, 2020 Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro covers his face with a face mask during a press conference regarding the COVID-19, coronavirus pandemic at the Planalto Palace. - Brazilian health workers urged the International Criminal Court on July 27, 2020 to investigate President Jair Bolsonaro's government for crimes against humanity over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. A dossier of evidence was handed to the Hague-based court by a group of unions that claim to represent more than one million healthcare staff in Brazil, which has the world's highest virus death count after the United States. (Photo by Sergio LIMA / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 18, 2020 Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro covers his face with a face mask during a press conference regarding the COVID-19, coronavirus pandemic at the Planalto Palace. - Brazilian health workers urged the International Criminal Court on July 27, 2020 to investigate President Jair Bolsonaro's government for crimes against humanity over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. A dossier of evidence was handed to the Hague-based court by a group of unions that claim to represent more than one million healthcare staff in Brazil, which has the world's highest virus death count after the United States. (Photo by Sergio LIMA / AFP) SERGIO LIMA
Brasil regista más de 2,4 millones de contagiados y unas 87.000 muertes. Foto: AFP. Brasil regista más de 2,4 millones de contagiados y unas 87.000 muertes. Foto: AFP. (SERGIO LIMA/AFP)

La Haya. Trabajadores de la salud brasileños solicitaron este lunes a la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) que inicie una investigación sobre la respuesta del presidente Jair Bolsonaro ante la pandemia de covid-19, que consideran constituye un crimen contra la humanidad.

El caso fue presentado ante la corte en La Haya por una coalición de sindicatos, que asegura representar a más de un millón de trabajadores sanitarios de todo Brasil.

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