The Woman Remaking Brazil’s Far Right
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It is a family that threatens the future of the country: the extreme right-wing Brazilian president, ineligible for the presidential election, tries to keep his hand through his son Flávio who will challenge Lula on October 4. An elder who arouses enthusiasm, like his mother-in-law Michelle Bolsonaro.
While Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro play their campaigns in this election for the Presidency of the Republic, two figures run with them hand in hand: Janja Silva and Fernanda Bolsonaro, their respective wives. A sociologist and the other dentist, they have different profiles and, each in their own way, they help their husbands in the race for the spot on the Plateau. Do the GLOBO test and find out: Which candidate do you most id…
• Born in the neighbourhood of Ceilandia and with a humble origin, at the age of 44 she built her own political profile with a differentiated tone. • With the support of evangelical women, she strengthens her space within Brazilian conservatism.
During an electoral caravan in Brasilia, Michelle Bolsonaro receives defiant shouts from a leftist and she smiles back: "You are from Lula, I am from Jair Bolsonaro and with respect everything goes well."
A candidate in the Senate during the October general elections, the wife of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2022) adopts a much more conciliatory tone than her husband, who is accustomed to slipping. She also stands out from her son-in-law, the presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, engaged in a tight duel with the left-wing exiter Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Classical elegance and chestnut hair cut squared, this evangelical Chr…
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