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Transparency

Sources and methodology

Trust is built with transparency. Here are all the sources we use and the criteria we apply to classify each piece of information.
By Peste.com.br editorial teamUpdated: Corrections
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Source priority

We prioritise official and scientific sources. When information comes only from the press, it is marked as “reported” and never presented as confirmed fact.

Methodology

  • We gather and summarise information published by official sources (WHO, CDC, national health authorities) and recognised news outlets.
  • Every statement is classified at three levels: “confirmed” (attested by an official source or verified by multiple sources), “reported” (published by the press but not yet officially confirmed) and “unconfirmed” (a claim without public evidence).
  • We explicitly separate verified fact from speculation, including cover-up allegations made by critical outlets.
  • Dates and figures are attributed to the original source and reviewed as new information is published.
  • Corrections are welcome: if you find an error, write to [email protected].

Sources used

27 references in total. Links lead to the original publications.

International press

How to cite this site

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Corrections and suggestions

Found an error or a better source? Write to [email protected]. Relevant corrections are logged on the corrections page.