It’s a fake video in which supposedly Senator Cleitinho (-MG) talks about the possibility of credit card users receiving miles and cashback. A recording in which he suggests changes to the political system, such as the end of re-election, was edited to make it appear that the senator was denouncing a scheme to hide miles from users since 2015.
the. In it, Cleitinho pressured the president of , (-MG), about the request for impeachment of the minister , of the (Supreme Federal Court).
Cleitinho’s press office stated that it received the video, sent by supporters, and contacted Meta, responsible for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, so that the company could remove the content.
The version verified by the report had been viewed on Facebook and, as of December 5, the link was no longer available, which means that Meta or whoever was responsible for it deleted the content or restricted the number of people who can access it.
The same video was checked by Aos Fatos, who stated that.
False, for Comprova, is content that is invented or has been edited to change its original meaning and disseminated deliberately to spread a falsehood.
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The investigation of this content was carried out by UOL and published on December 6 by Comprova, a coalition that brings together 42 media outlets to check viral content. It was verified by Folha, Estadão, Metrópoles and A Gazeta.
