This week's cartoon from KAL: https://t.co/zr2lvnWaxA pic.twitter.com/ngwhC43suJ
%u2014 The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 3, 2020
Nas redes sociais da revista, a publicação da charge gerou embate entre os apoiadores e opositores do governo de Jair Bolsonaro, além de tweets atacando o veiculo inglês. Em resposta, opositores trouxeram à tona novamente a hashtag #CapitãoCorona e #Pandemito para ridicularizar as atitudes do presidente e pediram ajuda em nome do povo brasileiro.
%u2014 Che Guevaris (@CGuevaris) April 3, 2020
Capitão Corona%uD83E%uDD22 pic.twitter.com/Yl51YkLVZP
%u2014 P3DR0 %u2720 %uD83D%uDCA2 %u25E4%u2720%u25E2 (@PMPN16) April 3, 2020
An honest president called a madman is better than one of the extreme left stealing from the people! pic.twitter.com/izRvY9iQv6
%u2014 %uD83C%uDD3Carcos %uD83C%uDD3Carcelo %uD83C%uDDE7%uD83C%uDDF7 (@Marcos_Marcelo_) April 3, 2020
Have you ever noticed how mainstream media change their style of reporting depending on the country?
%u2014 LillyDutra (@dutra_lilly) April 3, 2020
1%u20E3 Spain, Italy, Germany & even China - empathy towards the people, positive hopeful message
2%u20E3 US, UK, Hungary, Brazil, Russia - pessimism, attack the leaders, biased reporting