Brazil: At Least Two Dead Due to Methanol Poisoning

Pro-government narrative

The methanol poisoning crisis in Brazil stems directly from six years of neoliberal policies under Michel Temer and Jair Bolsonaro, whose administrations served only to dismantle state institutions. It's no coincidence that clandestine factories likely linked to organized crime have since thrived. The lack of oversight has created perfect conditions for criminals to flood the market with toxic fake alcohol that's now killing people.