Manfred Manera

‘I was treated like a traitor’: An interview with WHO whistleblower Francesco Zambon

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Francesco Zambon is calling the World Health Organisation (WHO) to account. Zambon, who was based at the WHO’s Venice bureau, claims that the WHO suppressed critical information about the pandemic to serve the political interests of member countries. There are conflicts of interest at the highest levels of the institution, he says.

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