Blogger Paulo Figueiredo raised the tone in the internal debate of the right by stating that the diplomatic crisis between Brazil and the United States will only end with the approval of a broad, general and unrestricted amnesty for those involved in the coup plot.
In a publication on social networks, he mocked politicians who still believe in institutional negotiations, calling them “clueless.”
The statement was a response to Senator Ciro Nogueira (PP-PI), who was facing the 2026 elections.
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The former minister of the Civil House warned that the fragmentation of the right may compromise an election considered “earn” and cited as risk the permanence of former President Jair Bolsonaro arrested for a long time.
Figueiredo, however, rejected any possibility of negotiated solution, arguing that only unrestricted forgiveness could end the tensions with Washington after the sanctions imposed on Brazilian authorities.
The exchange of messages occurs amid disputes for Bolsonaro’s succession. Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) has already stated that he will be a presidential candidate if his father remains ineligible, a gesture that intensified the crack in Bolsonarism.
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While Eduardo and close allies insist on radicalization, figures such as Ciro Nogueira defend institutional paths, such as reducing sentences or legislative agreements.
