Podcast: The beginning of vaccination in the opinion of the newspapers

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How the newspapers portrayed the beginning of vaccination in Brazil and the dispute between Jair Bolsonaro and João Doria

In the first episode of 2021, Manchetômetro researchers Lidiane Vieira, doctoral student in political science at IESP-UERJ, and Fernanda Cavassana, journalist and doctor in political science at UFPR, discuss how newspapers portrayed the beginning of vaccination in Brazil and the dispute between Jair Bolsonaro and João Doria. Presentation and editing: André Madruga. listen on Youtube or on Anchor and Spotify platforms.

 

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