Flávio Bolsonaro speaks about the USA for the first time after defeat and mentions a new candidacy before 2030
Live on Instagram, PL senator says he could run for president again before 2030 and predicts an economic crisis in the Lula government.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM INFOMONEY · 2 MIN
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) spoke for the first time from the United States and hinted at a return to the presidential race. Live on Instagram this Friday, he said he could run for President again before 2030, according to InfoMoney. The speech comes after the defeat to Lula in the second round of the election last Sunday.
The broadcast was the senator's first since he left Brazil, according to Gazeta do Povo. When talking about the economy, he predicted a crisis in the Lula government and associated it with the need for a new presidential election, according to the same vehicle.
On Monday, Flávio had already stated that he would seek the impeachment of the party formed by Lula and Geraldo Alckmin, according to InfoMoney. He also announced support for Rogério Marinho in the Senate, according to Gazeta do Povo. The two movements keep the discussion about the election result in the spotlight.
In the United States, the electoral scenario also revolves around the economy. According to Exame, Democrats are trying to retake south Texas in the November 3 legislative elections. The region has a Latino majority and Democratic tradition, but Trump won the four counties in the valley in 2024. The Democratic bet, according to the publication, combines economic difficulties and fear of immigration measures.
Recent surveys cited by Exame indicate dissatisfaction with the economy and the Trump administration. In both countries, therefore, the economic situation appears as one of the central themes of the debate, even though the contexts are different.
What changes for the investor
For those who invest in the stock market, interest rates and the dollar, the main sign is political uncertainty. The possibility of a new candidacy before 2030 and the discussion about the cancellation of the winning ticket keep on the radar issues that usually weigh on Brazilian assets, such as the perception of the government's fiscal responsibility. The crisis forecast made by Flávio is the opinion of an opposition politician and should be read with caution. The facts found do not indicate how the market will react, and this article does not make price projections or recommend buying or selling. Monitoring the government's fiscal agenda and the progress of these processes continues to be the path of those who invest.
Automatically translated from Portuguese.
