Paty Christmas Asks To Check If The Coronavirus Exists

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Paty Navidad has been a total detractor; She has even mentioned that it is a global conspiracy and has branded all this as a "Machiavellian game based on fear that controls, manipulates and weakens us." In response, he began a campaign to ask people to go out to record in hospitals and check if there is a COVID-19; Which has sparked enormous controversy.

"Covid-19 … Something very strange happens in hospitals in the United States, they are empty, where did the sick go …?" which has already been downloaded from Instagram.

Shortly after, he launched the initiative for Mexicans to go to the nocosomies to check if the existence of the virus is real.

Let us go out to record hospitals, each one who is nearby, do not warn time or day, if it is true we collaborate and help, if it is a lie, let us expose it, doubts will only be removed in that way, if they are full it is important to check that they are real Covid's diagnostics. It goes?”He added.

The criticisms were immediate.

"I have already met close people who died from COVID19, please, you have the right to make the conspiracy theories you want, unfortunately sharing them as if they are true is something irresponsible from your position," said one user.

"A friend passed away recently, if I find it in bad taste, reckless and at a bad time, your tweet," said someone else.

“I am Mexican, I live in the United States and I have COVID-19. It is something I do not wish on anyone. The privacy of medical records is respected in this country. I don't have to show evidence. Really beware of this and put conspiracy theories aside, warned another follower.

Despite the controversy, Paty Navidad continues its campaign. In addition, Carlos Villagrán, better known as Kiko de el Chavo del 8, shares this theory.

"It seems to me a hoax, what they are doing about COVID-19," Villagrán said on the Mexican television program Sale el Sol (Imagen TV). "It is a hoax, there is no Covid-19 in the world."