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José Sarney, 96, Enters Intensive Care After Surgery

Summary by The Rio Times
José Sarney, Brazil's president from 1985 to 1990, is in intensive care in São Luís after surgery to clear an intestinal obstruction on Friday.

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Former President José Sarney Disclosure/Social Networks Former President José Sarney, 96 years old, was admitted on Friday (9), to a private hospital in São Luís, after presenting an abdominal discomfort. The information was confirmed by the family. Sarney is going through examinations to evaluate the health situation. So far, the hospital has not released a medical bulletin with information about the former president's health status. Click here…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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·São Paulo, Brazil
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Sarney remains stable in the ICU and has not predicted discharge after abdominal surgery.CNN Brazil After going through abdominal surgery, former President José Sarney remains stable in the ICU (ICU). According to this Sunday's bulletin (11), he is awake and receiving post-operative follow-up.Sarney had to go through surgery on the last day of October 9. The operation served to reverse an intestinal obstruction.According to the medical team of t…

·Brasília, Brazil
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Former President José Sarney follows in the ICU after abdominal surgery. D'Or Network Newsletter says he is stable. Read in the Pov Gazette

·Curitiba, Brazil
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The former President of the Republic José Sarney was admitted on the afternoon of Friday (9) at the UDI Hospital, of Rede D - Or, in São Luís, in Maranhão, after presenting abdominal pain. According to the medical bulletin, Sarney underwent clinical evaluation and imaging tests, being subsequently subjected to an abdominal procedure. The intervention occurred without complications. [...]

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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