translated from Spanish: Ackerman and his daughters go negative on Covid-19 tests

Mexico City.-“My wife is a beautiful warrior. He hasn’t rested for a second despite Covid-19,” externated UNAM researcher John Ackerman Rose, by sending a message to his wife Civil Service Secretary Irma Eréndira Sandoval Ballesteros, who is isolated after testing positive for coronavirus. In a social media message, he clarified that he and his daughters are infected with the new virus, which were fortunately negative.

In the afternoon, Sandoval Ballesteros sent a message on social media and said: “Thank you all and everyone for their words of encouragement I am very well, abiding by medical recommendations but #Fase3 is not a game. Listen to the health authorities and stay away from the disinformation virus. Take good care and #QuedateEnCasa!”

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For his part, Ackerman replied to his wife: “My wife is a beautiful warrior She has not rested for a second despite the #COVID and eternal dirty war of the neoliberals. A great example for our beautiful daughters and a server, which fortunately came out negative.”

At about 2 p.m. on Monday, it was reported that Sandoval Ballesteros tested positive for Covid-19, who is the first member of the Cabinet of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) who is infected with this new virusIn a press release, it was reported that the federal official “is in excellent health and without serious symptoms despite having received a positive diagnosis by SARS-COV-2 last Monday, April 20, 2020.

My wife is a beautiful warrior She has not rested for a second despite the #COVID and the eternal dirty war of the neoliberals. A great example for our beautiful daughters and a servant, who fortunately went negative. #QuedateEnCasa!https://t.co/vMirgUflz1—John M. Ackerman (@JohnMAckerman)
April 27, 2020

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