Although the group of doctors in charge of Rudy Giuliani's health reports him as stable, it has become known that the former mayor of New York recently was connected to an artificial respirator and still remains in critical condition.

On Sunday, a case of pneumonia sent the 81 year lawyer to the hospital and since there remains monitored for 24 hours due to suffering from a restrictive pulmonary condition, which makes him inhale less air and often feel lack of air.

Through a statement, Ted Goodman, spokesperson for the New York politician, described part of the complicated moment that he had to face.

“This condition complicates any respiratory disease, and the virus quickly seriously affected his body, requiring mechanical ventilation for "to maintain an adequate level of oxygen and stabilize his condition. Now he is breathing on his own, accompanied by his family and his GP," he explained.

It should be noted that Giuliani's last few years have been quite stormy due to some legal troubles swirling around him.

Apart from having been a lawyer for Donald Trump, he chose to become an accomplice in his plan to refuse to recognize the results of the presidential elections held in 2020, where Democrat Joe Biden prevented his re-election.

Giuliani, along with other allies of the New York magnate, dared to point out, without any evidence, that a fraud had been committed in Georgia. and for this he ended being booked into the Fulton County Jail, Georgia, in August 2023, this derive of 13 charges filed against him.

However, the hardest thing was having been sued by former electoral employees, since when analyzing the case, a judge determined that he should compensate them with $148 million dollars.

Despite having a agreement with his plaintiffs, the stress of watching his wealth being squandered took an effect on Rudy Giuliani's health.

With the objective of compensating his loyalty, the head of the nation recognised his contribution to American politics and in September gave him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor to which a civilian in the United States can aspire.