This Monday (1st) he criticized the former first lady for her public speeches regarding the support of candidates in the .
In a YouTube program, Allan dos Santos stated that “Michelle doesn’t give a shit about Bolsonaro”, commenting on the uproar on the right over the support of the acronym () for the position of governor of Ceará.
Santos responded to a comment by journalist Luís Ernesto Lacombe, who stated that the former first lady was right to question the PL’s support for Ciro to the detriment of senator Eduardo Girão (Novo), pre-candidate for state government.
Lacombe also stated that she was right to question support for the current governor of the Federal District, (), for the Senate, instead of a candidacy for federal deputy Bia Kicis (PL-DF). The journalist also said that the discussions are currently secondary, due to the need to focus on the Amnesty PL.
Bolsonarists want the approval of a bill to reduce the 27-year prison sentence given to the former president (PL) in the coup plot process. The politician is already serving his sentence as a result of his conviction. He is.
After hearing Lacombe’s comment, Allan dos Santos stated that the former first lady does not have her stepchildren’s permission to speak out.
“Michelle doesn’t have any endorsement from her children to be saying what she’s saying. She wasn’t there when Bolsonaro was arrested. She’s traveling all over Brazil as if Bolsonaro was already dead. She doesn’t give a shit about Bolsonaro,” he stated.
Allan dos Santos has been considered a fugitive from justice since 2021, when his preventive arrest was ordered as part of the fake news investigation.
The blogger’s speech exposes a split in the Bolsonaro clan, accentuated in the public sphere after the former first lady criticized the PL’s support for Ciro Gomes.
She, who is a candidate for the Senate, says she cannot support anyone who has already called her husband a genocide.
“I could never agree to give my support to the candidacy of a man [Ciro] that caused so much harm to my husband and my family. How can I support (or not, charitably, admonish those who support) a man who was responsible for implementing the narrative that labeled my husband as genocidal?”, .
The position generated disapproval from his stepsons, senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) and councilor Carlos Bolsonaro (PL-RJ). Then, due to the debate surrounding the topic.
