Flávio praises the 'thriving democracy' of the US: 'It doesn't exist in Brazil'
A journalist graduated from Cásper Líbero, he holds a postgraduate degree in political marketing and electoral propaganda from USP. He worked for ESPN's website, where he traveled to China to cover the Beijing Olympics in 2008. He also worked for Metrópoles, InfoMoney, O Antagonista, iG, and Terra, covering politics and economy. As a press advisor, he worked in the Chamber of Deputies and the Ministry of Culture. He is the author of the books "Dias: a Vida do Maior Jogador do São Paulo nos Anos 1960" and "20 Jogos Eternos do São Paulo".
TL;DR
- Flávio Bolsonaro praised US democracy for its freedom of expression without judicial persecution.
- He criticized the functioning of institutions in Brazil, stating that democracy is compromised.
- Bolsonaro discussed the possibility of elections occurring before 2030.
- He urged supporters to be inspired by Jair Bolsonaro's resilience despite his house arrest.
- He provided an update on Jair Bolsonaro's health, mentioning stability but ongoing care needs.