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Famous disbelievers of the pandemic

Among the first doctors to get the Covid-19 vaccine, there were those who cried because they felt hope.

This is the case of singer Miguel Bosé, if he shed any tears after being injected, it would probably be anger.

In addition to contagions, conspiracy theories and those who doubt the veracity of the disease have multiplied in the pandemic, as is the case of several artists, including the interpreter of “Amante Bandido.”

“If they want to vaccinate us all, I suspect that there is something behind it and I begin to think that there is something dictatorial behind it. We are not conspiranoids, we are people who, despite certain information, have created a criterion and have decided not to get vaccinated, “said the artist on social networks.

In Spanish profiles, warnings were added to his followers for sharing potentially false information, while the man who previously alerted to Don Diablo called congregations without masks in his native country, such as the one on August 16, which he did not attend.

In Mexico, Paty Navidad is frequently a trend, as her name has become synonymous with misinformation due to conspiracy theories, which include the risks of 5G networks.

The actress has assured that the situation is a world coup d’état through a montage orchestrated by the

World Health Organization, where there is a form of control in the records requested by airlines.

“As long as people remain infected with fear, bowing their heads without removing their muzzles, obeying without thinking or questioning, this Machiavellian dictatorial experiment will continue, where they play and have fun at the cost of our health, life and freedom,” he tweeted Christmas on 18 December.

The fear of the 5G network, which they accuse of spreading radiation and causing diseases, has also impacted celebrities such as Woody Harrelson, who even shared a video where Chinese people threw a pole. John Cusack and Keri Hilson think similarly.

In March, as the health emergency began, Ant-Man star Evangeline Lilly questioned the importance of social distancing, saying it was against her freedom.

The actress shared that she had taken her children to camp and downplayed the risk by saying it was just the flu, but days later she issued an apology.

Madonna has not denied the coronavirus, but she did cause controversy in July when she assured that the vaccine was ready and it was only still not being launched out of selfishness.

“They prefer to let fear control people and the rich get richer and the poor poorer,” he said in a video posted on Instagram, already deleted.

They are branded as irresponsible

While the call of the year was to remain isolated, there were celebrities who decided to go ahead with parties and concerts regardless of the crowds.

On October 3, actor Armando Torrea celebrated his wedding in Mexicali, Baja California, which caused 100 infections of Covid-19, according to the entity’s Secretary of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico.

Local media reported 300 guests, but actor José Ron, also an assistant, told Gente that there were less than 200 and assured that sanitary measures such as the use of face masks and personalized glasses were complied with at the party.

To close the month, Ninel Conde also tried to celebrate her wedding with Larry Ramos without caring about the pandemic, the lawsuits for fraud that her partner carries or the lawsuits with her ex, Giovanni Medina, for the custody of her son.

“El Bombón Asesino” caused chaos at the Casa de la Bola Museum on October 28, because despite having set up everything for their marriage, local authorities prevented the party.

The singer chose to move to a subdivision in Atizapán de Zaragoza, where she finally received the guests, although it is rumored that there was no official link.

The criticism did not remain only in Mexico, since while the coronavirus worsens in Spain, Raphael caused a scandal for his Christmas concerts, planned to celebrate 60 years of career.

The artist gave two shows at the WiZink Center. The first, on December 19, attracted almost five thousand fans and, in the face of critics, the organizers defended the presentation by noting that they only had a capacity of 25 percent when the allowed was 40.

Staff I Reform Agency

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