Flavio Bolsonaro Uses Coat of Arms with 'Brazil' Written with Z in Coup Letter
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After the circulation of the text, Senator's allies sent a new version, this time with the updated emblem
O post After becoming an international joke and not even receiving Trump's support, Flávio Bolsonaro rewrites coup letter and exchange President elected by Brazil's leader apareceu primeiro em Pragmatismo Político.
After the repercussion, Flávio Bolsonaro changed the opening of the pronunciation: it was no longer said to be elected president and began to present himself as leader of Brazil, while a third version circulated in the networks of Paulo Figueiredo. Duda Teixeira and Carlos Graieb discuss the comparisons with Ruy Barbosa, Charles de Gaulle, José Martí and Maria Corina Machado,...
This coat was not used since 1967, the year from which the country began to call itself the Federal Republic of Brazil. The letter, released this Wednesday, was replaced at the end of about 20 minutes.
Senator uses the Republican symbol abolished decades ago to challenge defeat for Lula; after self-proclaiming elected president, he withdrew and had the coat of arms released as correct.
First, Senator missed the coat of arms of the Republic; then corrected the coat of arms but maintained the self-definition of "president-elect" and, in the third text, became "leader of Brazil"
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