Bolsonaro defends the environment in a UN speech

BRASILIA – Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro rejected his government’s environmental policy complaint in a pre-recorded speech at a remote consultation opened by the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.

Bolsonaro defended his handling of the deadliest coronavirus outbreak in the world after the United States, lamenting the deaths that exceeded 137,200 (report via Anthony Boadle; edited through Stephen Eisenhammer).

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