Without a doubt, these surnames have the same weight as climate change and technology in recent years. Today after the events of the assault of the terrorist followers of his on the State powers in Brasilia, Bolsonaro is back as a character in the media because some accuse him of being behind the coup attempt that Lula’s Brazil suffered on Last Sunday. The former president said he had stomach upsets and was committed to Mickey Mouse land in Orlando as a result.
A complex task remains to be done after what happened in Brasilia where a group of coup leaders or Bolsonaristas attacked and destroyed their government facilities. Just like what happened in the US some time ago where Trump supporters invaded the Capitol for the same bastard purposes.
Trump and Bolsonaro are cut by the same ideological scissors and regardless of whether they have done their job well or badly as the first leaders of their countries, not everything is based on the past that their jobs have had, but above all on the future that they left or would leave their nations. The legacy of both is that they do not want to recognize elections when they are doing badly.
Society only wants to have the opportunity to grow and progress if there is peace, calm and no risk of attacks on institutions that ensure or should ensure a present and future without problems. This is a blow to an entire country. The judicial actions in both countries will look for those responsible to punish them, but the damage has already been done.
What is now concluded is that the striking similarities between the events in the Capitol and Brasilia derive from the ties fostered by the former presidents and their families.
A Brazilian professor and disinformation expert David Nemer said his prediction of what happened on Sunday was not the work of a psychic, but was based on analysis of the close and growing symbiosis of the extreme right in the United States and Brazil, a bond that was built around the Trump and Bolsonaro families and their entourages.
learn the lessons
Unfortunately, two leading and important countries in the economic, political, social and cultural field in the world have ended up in what history catalogs as events that make any political management unstable.
The ties have been maintained by family members. Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro have given each other unconditional political support, which each has used to push back against accusations of being isolated on the world stage.
Trump is part of the Republican party and Bolsonaro of the Liberal, which in turn are institutions that are not well represented by what their followers have done.
Now, perhaps late, his followers reflect on what was done in prison, a place that now houses coup plotters who destroyed everything as if they were part of the football world’s barras bravas.
These facts suggest being careful who we support and why we follow him before voting, which in turn implies debating, discussing, investigating, and evaluating the advisability of having an unstable and agitating president that brings disastrous consequences for everyone, including his more than 2,000 followers who were or are on their way to being convicted. We must learn from these lessons.
