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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Acusan a Edson Álvarez de emitir certificados de vacunación apócrifos

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El futbolista mexicano Edson Álvarez y su suegro, Jonathan Toache, “expidieron alrededor de 27 mil certificados de vacunación falsos durante la pandemia de covid-19, los cuales vendían a 500 dólares cada uno”, e incluso el zaguero “utilizó estos documentos cuando militaba en el A

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