Omar Montes defends himself after being linked to a network of forgery of Covid and PCR certificates

Omar Montes is once again in the eye of the media hurricane for a controversial issue from which he has not taken long to distance himself.

The National Police has dismantled the criminal organization which provided false PCR and Covid passports in different countries of the European Union, fraudulently registering 1,600 people in the Vaccination Registry, among whom was Omar Montes himself.

Apparently, the members of these criminal groups would have entered anti-vaccine instant messaging groups to guarantee a ‘health pass’ to people who were not vaccinated, demanding a payment of 50 euros in the case of issuing negative PCR test certificates, and amounts ranging between 200 and 1,000 euros in exchange for issuing COVID passports containing two or three doses of vaccination.

After learning the news, Omar has broken his silence through his Instagram account with a forceful message with which he makes it clear that he is “vaccinated” and “very aware of the use of vaccines as part of the solution to the pandemic.”

“I can’t control everything that is said about me, but I can I can prove when necessary all these falsehoods. One more lie. I keep working!”

He has concluded upset, denying the published information and completely disassociating himself from the criminal group that falsified PCR and Covid passports that, he maintains, he has not acquired.