Diplomatic negotiations, such as CPIs, know how they begin, but it is not known how they end. It spread confusions around the world, but at least in the case of Brazil it was of ululant clarity. In his first letter to Lula, from July 9, he wrote, in the first paragraph:
“The way Brazil has treated former President Bolsonaro, a highly respected leader around the world during his term, including by, is an international misfortune. This trial should not be happening. It is a witch hunt that should finish immediately!” (His emphasis.)
Since then new agendas have emerged. Tariffs were renegotiated (what falls into the net is fish), the visas of seven judges of the Supreme were revoked and the minister Alexandre de Moraes was demonized. They all interest Trump, but what he really wants is to elect Jair Bolsonaro.
The former president’s son was clear on the same day: “We appeal to the Brazilian authorities to avoid scaling the conflict and adopting an institutional exit that restores freedoms. It is up to Congress to lead this process, starting with a broad, general and unrestricted amnesty.”
You. By hearing the speeches in the heat of sanctions, it is the impression that the project is buried. It may be, but Federal Deputy Major Vitor Hugo introduced him on November 24, 2022, when Trump was only a candidate for the US presidency.
When the waters clarify, the Bolsonarist bench will have an argument in its favor: “Put the project vote if it is rejected, zero to zero and ball to the center.” His rejection would meet the good of all and the general happiness of the nation, but if it were a sung stone, he would have already gone to vote.
The satiety is repeated that it cannot be amnesty delinquents who have not yet been sentenced. It would be good if it were so. President Juscelino Kubitschek took office on January 15, 1956. On February 16, a group of FAB officers went to Jacareacanga Air Base.
The revolts dominated some cities and the rebellion lasted 19 days, the military were arrested and, on March 1, JK sent to Congress a bill that amnesty. No one had been sentenced. The 1956 rebels came to power in 1964 and celebrated the cassation and exile of JK.
Trump imposed new rates on dozens of countries, but sanctions on Brazil were the heaviest. In addition, he only revoked visas of Brazilian judges and only demonized Minister Alexandre de Moraes. With Pindorama his business is political.
Trump and upstairs
The genius/Quaest research brought a disturbing fact. On the bottom floor (income up to two minimum wages) sanctions are convicted of 74% of respondents. In favor, only 15%. In the income range with more than five minimum wages the conviction drops to 68%, within the margin of error. In this segment, the approval was 25%.
It is possible that Trump has only received such support in what could be (improperly) calling upstairs of Pindorama.
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