Mr Bolsonaro is scheduled to land in the Brazilian capital, Brasília, early on Thursday local time (three hours behind GMT). The former president faces numerous legal challenges on his return ...
"We've had five months of a basically dismantled opposition. Now, Bolsonaro's return to Brazil looks set to unite the right," political analyst Jairo Nicolau of the Getulio Vargas Foundation told AFP.
Bolsonaro had announced over the weekend that he would return to Brazil on Thursday, March 30th, after living in Orlando, Florida, United States, since December 30th, 2022, two days before his ...
“Bolsonaro’s return will swell the belligerence and polarization in a society that is already polarized,” said political scientist David Magalhães, coordinator of Brazil’s independent ...
Bolsonaro plans to regroup Brazil's rightwing forces against Lula Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro landed in Brasilia on a Gol Airlines flight from Orlando at 6.37 am local time Thursday ...
Jair Bolsonaro speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland (Alex Brandon/AP) His return to Brazil has been repeatedly delayed, and some had speculated he could postpone ...
His return to Brazil has been eagerly awaited by PL leader Valdemar Costa Neto, who wants Bolsonaro to lead the party into municipal elections next year. Costa Neto has said that Bolsonaro was ...
son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, on Tuesday wrote on Twitter his father would return to Brazil next week but deleted the post a few minutes later, saying the date was not confirmed.
Mr Torres - who was Mr Bolsonaro's former justice minister - insists his conscience is clear. On Friday, President Lula's ...
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Bolsonaro had left “terrible ruins” among Brazil’s institutions, he said. “They destroyed the protection of the environment.” “The world expects Brazil to once again become a leader in tackling the ...
"We've had five months of a basically dismantled opposition. Now, Bolsonaro's return to Brazil looks set to unite the right," political analyst Jairo Nicolau of the Getulio Vargas Foundation told AFP.
