Brazil ex-President Bolsonaro's health has worsened, says medical note

Bolsonaro Stable In The ICU, But Still Unable To Receive Food By Mouth - teleSUR English

Brazilian far-righter leader Jair Bolsonaro remains “clinically stable,” but is still unable to receive food orally because “he has not yet presented spontaneous bowel movements,” according to the medical report released this Saturday. RELATED: Brazilian Ultra-Rightist Bolsonaro Undergoes Emergency Cirjury For a Bowel Obstruction The former president, hospitalized since April 14 in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of a hospital in Brasilia after und…

​Bolsonaro’s Post-Surgical Recovery Hampered by New Health Issues​

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, 70, is experiencing a decline in health following a complex bowel surgery conducted on April 13, 2025. The procedure aimed to address intestinal adhesions and reconstruct his abdominal wall, complications stemming from a 2018 stabbing incident. Currently, Bolsonaro remains in the intensive care unit (ICU) at DF Star Hospital in Brasília. Medical reports indicate elevated blood pressure and deteriorating…

He's still in intensive care after having bowel surgery almost two weeks ago.

Stability & Trials: Bolsonaro's Medical and Political Journey

Stability & Trials: Bolsonaro's Medical and Political Journey Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's health has stabilized after intensive care treatment following recent bowel surgery. Doctors confirmed his condition was stable after addressing earlier concerns regarding elevated blood pressure and liver test results at the DF Star Hospital in Brasilia.Bolsonaro, who underwent extensive surgery to address damage linked to a 2018 stabbing, …

Fears Grow for Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro as Doctors Report Worsening Condition Six Years After Leftist Assassination Attempt

Fears are growing for the health of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, six years after a failed assassination attempt against him.

Bolsonaro's health worsens after STF bailiff visit

Physicians treating former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Thursday that his health took a turn for the worse after receiving a Supreme Federal Court (STF) bailiff on Wednesday in his Intensive Care Unit ward at the DF Star Hospital in Brasília.