US EditionPresidente Boric denies supposed photography in a state of drunkenness and points against the right
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President Gabriel Boric denied this Sunday a photograph that circulated this weekend on social networks, which would have realized a supposed state of drunkenness and attacked the right.In the image that went viral in the networks, the Mandatario is appreciated in black clothes, making a gesture of greeting with his hands, which was extracted from a video that was also shared by him, in a context totally different from that indicated.Through his…
Minister Aysén Etcheverry called for reflection on the content shared on social networks to prevent the proliferation of disinformation, thus protecting democracy.
Although Boric had dismissed the accusations of José Antonio Kast, Congressman Sanchez, also from the party, insisted on the questions.
This Sunday, a photograph of President Gabriel Boric walking alone on the street with his shirt open went viral on social networks.The image was used by sectors of the right to insinuate that the Mandatario was in a state of drunkenness, which generated debate and even the reaction of former candidate José Antonio Kast.The response of the Boric with proofs in hand Through his Instagram account, Boric denied the accusations and shared the origina…
Before starting his trip to India, President Gabriel Boric clarified this Sunday night the origin of an image of him that went viral this weekend where he is seen walking alone, hinting that he was in a state of drunkenness. The photograph was disseminated by various accounts. The Mandatario explained in his account of X that the image was taken in a whimsical way from a video in which he greeted a small fan of Catholic University, after leaving…
President Gabriel Boric has responded to a video circulating on social media suggesting he was drunk in public. In a post on his social media accounts on the evening of Sunday, March 30, the president categorically denied these accusations, calling them an attempt at disinformation by right-wing sectors. “Since yesterday, accounts linked to the right (including some of its leaders) have been spreading an image of me implying that I was drunk in …
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