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The U.S. Congress Passed a Law Mandating Director of National Intelligence Avril Haynes declassify information about the origin of Covid-19. After confirmation in the Senate on March 1,
The U.S. Congress Passed a Law Mandating Director of National Intelligence Avril Haynes declassify information about the origin of Covid-19.
After confirmation in the Senate on March 1, the House of Representatives unanimously approved 419 votes for and none against.
The text indicates that there are reasons to believe that the pandemic Covid-19 originated in a laboratory at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. (China).
In addition, the document states that Haynes should “declassify and make as much information available to the public as possible.
The goal, according to this bill, is for the United States and other countries to be able to determine the origin “as soon as possible” and use this information to take action that prevent such pandemics from occurring.
The bill proposes that declassification takes place no later than 90 days after publicationwhich now bears only the signature of US President Joe Biden.
Among the requested data, information is requested about the coronavirus research that the Wuhan laboratory conducted before the advent of Covid-19, and about researchers who fell ill in autumn 2019including whether they visited the hospital when they were ill.
US Federal Police Director (FBI) Christopher Wray expressed confidence in late February that pandemic ‘probably’ caused by lab leak in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby later admitted that in There is no consensus in the US government on the origin of the pandemic and that Washington needs “facts” to avoid other pandemics in the future.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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