Fights, insults and exchanges of barbs have marked the political field of () since the beginning of the year, imprisoned for 27 years and three months for an attempted coup d’état.
In the most recent episode, Michelle and the former president’s children made public criticisms due to the agreement (PSDB) in Ceará — after the disagreement.
The splits occur at a time of uncertainty over who will be the candidate supported by Bolsonaro to run in the 2026 presidential election.
Allies estimate that from the moment the former president began serving house arrest, in August. With Bolsonaro away from day-to-day political discussions, his group has dispersed and each one acts as is best for them.
(PL-SP) has been the pivot of many of the discussions in its political field. If previously the role of the most combative son on social media was with the councilman (PL), now it is with the federal deputy, who even put himself forward as a candidate for President — even if from the United States and with no return date expected.
Remember some recent episodes of the clashes in the Bolsonaro camp.
MICHELLE VS. BOLSONAROS AND PL DO CEARÁ
In a speech on Saturday (29), Michelle reprimanded Ceará’s Bolsonaro leaders, citing André Fernandes (PL) and state deputy Carmelo Neto (PL), because of the PL’s rapprochement with Ciro Gomes.
Annoyed, Fernandes stated that the agreement with Ciro had Bolsonaro’s approval. Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), son of the former president, criticized the former first lady for her statements and stated that she acted in an authoritarian and embarrassing manner during the political event in Fortaleza. He had the support of his brothers Eduardo and Carlos, but, this Tuesday (2), he said he had apologized to his stepmother.
BOLSONAROS VS. ANA CAMPAGNOLO (PL-SC)
In November, the Santa Catarina state deputy of Bolsonaro’s children after criticizing the withdrawal of pre-candidacy Carol de Toni (PL-SC), the federal deputy with the most votes in the state, for one of the vacancies to make way for Carlos Bolsonaro.
Eduardo classified her statements as “totally unacceptable” in form and content. The deputy then retorted: “You contradicted your father when the hypothesis of him launching Tarcísio for President was discussed. And maybe he will. What will it be like? Why can you express your opposition and the other allies cannot?”
EDUARDO BOLSONARO VS. CIRO NOGUEIRA
In October, Eduardo (-PI), Bolsonaro’s ally and former minister, said after he said that the deputy’s actions in the United States had brought “very great damage” to the political group.
The former president’s son replied on social media that the loss would only be personal to the senator and that he himself would be making a sacrifice for his country.
EDUARDO BOLSONARO VS. VALDEMAR
In September, Eduardo’s target was the president of the PL, . The leader had said, in an interview with Sheetthat the deputy would kill his father if he launched a candidacy for President on his own.
“Saying that a son would help kill his own father, if he doesn’t accept the blackmail that even his closest allies are doing to him, not even from you, Valdemar. I await your public apology and I hope you just messed up, once again, with your words,” Eduardo told the newspaper O Globo.
EDUARDO BOLSONARO VS. TARCISIO
In July, Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) stated that the governor of São Paulo, (Republicans), his frequent target of criticism, a way out of the 50% tariffs with the United States Embassy. “It’s disrespectful to me,” he told Sheet.
EDUARDO BOLSONARO VS. JAIR
Messages revealed by the Federal Police show that, in July, Eduardo cursed his father due to an interview in which he was called immature, due to the deputy’s differences with Tarcísio.
“YOU FUCKING UNGRATEFUL’!, wrote the deputy in capital letters, using the acronym that means “you’re going to take it in the ass…”
