Flávio Bolsonaro Pledges to Skip Reelection
He said Congress should decide the term length and that a one-term presidency would reshape Brazil’s politics, with markets pricing him at 77% to win.
- On Friday, Liberal Party presidential candidate Senator Flávio Bolsonaro told TV Globo that his brother, Eduardo, will not serve as his foreign minister should he win the election.
- The upcoming presidential runoff on Sunday, October 25, will feature incumbent President Lula. This contest will determine the leadership of the region's largest country.
- Regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro, the candidate stated a government role is "not on the radar." He added that the former leader never requested any position within his potential administration.
- To reform the executive, the Senator committed to supporting a constitutional amendment ending presidential reelection if Congress approves. He noted that any adjustments to term limits would ultimately be decided by the legislative body.
- Prediction markets currently estimate a 77% chance of a victory for the Liberal Party candidate in Brazil. Investors and campaigns monitor these real-money bets on Polymarket to assess the live probability of election outcomes.
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Former deputy has been out of Brazil since February last year and claims alleged persecution of the Brazilian judiciary
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), a candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, ruled out the appointment of his brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a possible government. The statement was made during Saturday on TV Globo, on Friday (16). Flávio stated that Eduardo will not be chancellor and classified him as a political persecutor, referring to the
This content was originally published in Agora RN - Rio Grande do Norte News Portal. Visit https://agorarn.com.br for more Christmas and RN news. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), a presidential candidate, promised to harden the fight against criminal factions, extinguish at least ten ministries and send Congress a proposal to end the presidential re-election. Statements were given in an interview with TV Globo on Friday 16th, in which he also s…
Flávio Bolsonaro also reiterated his desire to end the possibility of re-election for President of the Republic.
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