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Health and politics appear closely related in the COVID-19 pandemic, more than ever. Taking as an example the news from the Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo from January to May 2020, we analyze the  characteristics that differentiate the press coverage about this newly discovered severe acute respiratory  syndrome in Brazil. The progress of the disease and the announcement of the pandemic by the World  Health Organization, on March 11, led to an overexposure of the subject in the media, reaching a limit in  journalistic production, from March until the fist half of April. This occurred even before an increase in the  curve of COVID-19 cases in Brazil. Later on, the political crisis caused a gradual reduction in publications,  until the end of May, opposing the rise in cases, in a period of worsening disease.

Da ‘volta à natureza’ pelo ‘milagre das Olimpíadas’: narrativas de salvação do Rio de Janeiro no documentário para televisão Naturopolis