Home Jorge Luis Sonnante published a 16-minute video that went viral on networks. In the video, Sonnante (who describes himself as a "deacon", but gives falsified evidence of this charge) mixes several conspiracy theories, some meaningless, others already denied, about the pandemic caused by the SARS coronavirus -CoV-2.

Fact-checked by: Colombiacheck

2020/05/14 | Colombia

FALSE: Jorge Luis Sonnante published a 16-minute video that went viral on networks. In the video, Sonnante (who describes himself as a “deacon”, but gives falsified evidence of this charge) mixes several conspiracy theories, some meaningless, others already denied, about the pandemic caused by the SARS coronavirus -CoV-2.

Explanation: The Argentinian man, a frequent disseminator of disinformation, published a video with a patchwork quilt with false information about the COVID-19 pandemic.

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