Bolsonaro’s opponents demand answers on Brazilian army’s Viagra purchase

Navy and air force - who reportedly bought over 30,000 pills - claim drug supposedly being used to treat pulmonary hypertension

Opponents of the Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, are demanding answers after the revelation that the country's armed forces had splashed out on tens of thousands of impotence pills.

We must understand why the Bolsonaro administration is spending public money on buying such large quantities of Viagra," the lawmaker Elias Vaz declared after Brazilian media reported the seemingly unorthodox acquisitions on Monday.