Letter out of the deck? Bolsonaro strives to show that breathing

The arrest, he himself answers, would be the equivalent of a death penalty. Josias de Souza asked, “Political death penalty?” “Political and physical, because I can no longer face a prison,” Bolsonaro replied.

There is little to what Donald Trump, supposedly his ally, can do about it in the United States. And Bolsonaro shows to know this by hesitation to answer what, concrete, expects the American.

Carla Araújo asked what made him change his posture regarding the press, accepting, for example, granting the interview to Facto News, a professional and independent vehicle that does not bow to politicians. Jair Bolsonaro, who always spoke to his niche, proved to be concerned about piercing the bubble – and used the term explicitly.

In Congress, it can also be frustrated. He said support for David Alcolumbre did not presuppose that he plays the amnesty, but it was a way that the PL did not become a “zombie” in the house. It still seems to be your best bet.

He sees the dispute inside the right to emerge and, cornered, tries not to be run over. If you didn’t see yourself threatened, you would not need to do, as you did, a public appeal for the loyalty of the possible candidates in 2026. He charged them to defend his eligibility. It was still clear in saying that it does not announce the name that will support next year’s elections to continue to be sought, not to empty itself so fast of power.

In short: Bolsonaro hopes to be convicted and sees no chance to appeal. You don’t imagine in politics in ten years. I am not sure that support expects from Trump. I can’t imagine that you can stand a prison. He had to support a Senate president who can leave him in his hand. And now it fears that someone capitalize the right -wing mass who helped form in recent years in Brazil and leave it, besides, without taking the credits.