Coronavirus: Brazil, ok Corte in Bolsonaro without mask

(ANSA) - ROME, JULY 01 - A Brazilian federal judge yesterday canceled an order that required President JairBolsonaro to wear the mask in public: from now on the head of state will therefore be able to circulate freely with his face uncovered without the risk of being fined. Cnn reports it.
    Bolsonaro's lawyers had appealed last Friday against the Court's previous decision, which had been issued on June 26 by judge Renato Borelli on the basis of a decree of the same federal government published on April 30, which imposed the use of the mask in public under penalty of a fine of 2,000 real per day ($ 366).
    For his part, Judge Daniele Maranhão Costa, of the Federal Regional Court, ruled that an injunction is not appropriate in this case against Bolsonaro, stressing that the judiciary is not the right place to resolve this type of question. (HANDLE).