
Mauricio Savarese
Reporter at Associated Press
Associated Press reporter covering general news and sports in South America, based in São Paulo, Brazil. Pai da Cacá.
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post-gazette.com | Mauricio Savarese
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sfgate.com | Mauricio Savarese
SAO PAULO (AP) — Médicos en Brasil informaron el lunes que el expresidente Jair Bolsonaro está consciente y permanece en cuidados intensivos tras una cirugía de 12 horas la víspera por una obstrucción intestinal. El líder de extrema derecha fue hospitalizado debido a problemas relacionados con las secuelas de haber sido apuñalado en el abdomen en septiembre de 2018. Los médicos del Hospital DF Star dijeron en una conferencia de prensa en Brasilia que no esperan dar de alta a Bolsonaro esta semana.
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djournal.com | Mauricio Savarese |Mauricio Savarese -
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian doctors said Monday that former President Jair Bolsonaro is conscious and remains in intensive care following a 12-hour surgery for a bowel obstruction the day prior. The far-right leader was hospitalized due to problems related to long-term effects of being stabbed in the abdomen in September 2018. Doctors at the DF Star Hospital said in a press conference in Brasilia that they do not expect to discharge Bolsonaro this week.
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thederrick.com | Mauricio Savarese |Mauricio Savarese -
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian doctors said Monday that former President Jair Bolsonaro is conscious and remains in intensive care following a 12-hour surgery for a bowel obstruction the day prior. The far-right leader was hospitalized due to problems related to long-term effects of being stabbed in the abdomen in September 2018. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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yahoo.com | Mauricio Savarese
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian doctors said Monday that former President Jair Bolsonaro is conscious and remains in intensive care following a 12-hour surgery for a bowel obstruction the day prior. The far-right leader was hospitalized due to problems related to long-term effects of being stabbed in the abdomen in September 2018. Doctors at the DF Star Hospital said in a press conference in Brasilia that they do not expect to discharge Bolsonaro this week.
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