Documents, text messages and audios exchanged between former President Jair Bolsonaro and his son, Deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP), show a climate of tension in the family Faced with the crisis that settled between Brazil and the United States after the 50% tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump. 
The material is part of the Federal Police Inquiryreleased on Wednesday (20), who indicated the former president and Eduardo Bolsonaro for coercion crimes in the course of the process and attempted abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law.
In a July 17 conversation, Eduardo criticizes his father for an interview given by him in which Bolsonaro called his son “immature.”
“Thanks to the compliments you made to me in 360 power to give it one more shit (Tarcísio de Freitas, governor of São Paulo) to see if you learn, VTNC [Vai Tomar no Cu] Your ungrateful fucking, ”says Eduardo.
The request for indictment was after the PF concluded investigations into Eduardo’s performance with the government of US President Donald Trump to promote retaliation measures against the Brazilian government and Ministers of the Supreme Court (STF). In March, Eduardo asked for the parliamentary mandate license And went to live in the United States, on the grounds of political persecution.
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The United States government has announced in recent months a series of shares against Brazil and Brazilian authorities, such as the 50% tariff on imports of products in the country, a commercial investigation against Pix and financial sanctions against the minister Alexandre de Moraes in the Magnitsky Law.
Trump and members of his government claim that Bolsonaro is the target of a “witch hunt” and that Moraes acts against freedom of expression and American companies that run social networks.
In the conversation, Eduardo still complains that he will have to pass “the rest of his life in this fuck here [EUA]”.
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The next day, in another message, Eduardo apologizes to his father because he would be angry. And it makes a reference to the former president, Michel Temer, about how I would like to be treated.
“I want you to look at me and see Temer. Would you say that from Temer?” He asks.
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