Bolsonaro 2.0: Brazil braces for the return of the far right
Photograph: Bruna Prado/APView image in fullscreenPresidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. Photograph: Miguel Schincariol/AFP/Getty ImagesBolsonaro’s campaign appears to have seized the momentum in recent weeks amid a slew of corruption scandals involving Lula’s son and the supreme court. He represents Brazil’s rescue from this socialist abyss we’ve spent so long warning about,” Lima added as supporters waited for the former president’s heir to arrive.View image in fullscreenBrazil’s president Lula at a reelection campaign rally in Curitiba on Saturday.
- ▪Photograph: Bruna Prado/APView image in fullscreenPresidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro.
- ▪Photograph: Miguel Schincariol/AFP/Getty ImagesBolsonaro’s campaign appears to have seized the momentum in recent weeks amid a slew of corruption scandals involving Lula’s son and the supreme court.
- ▪He represents Brazil’s rescue from this socialist abyss we’ve spent so long warning about,” Lima added as supporters waited for the former president’s heir to arrive.View image in fullscreenBrazil’s president Lula at a reelection campaign r
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Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. Photograph: Bruna Prado/APView image in fullscreenPresidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. Photograph: Bruna Prado/APBrazilBolsonaro 2.0: Brazil braces for the return of the far rightWith Lula mired in scandal, Flávio Bolsonaro is firing up his base in the bellwether state of Minas Gerais – starting at the scene of his father’s stabbingTom Phillips in Juiz de ForaMon 14 Sep 2026 13.04 EDTLast modified on Mon 14 Sep 2026 13.05 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA giant banner of Brazil’s incarcerated former president Jair Bolsonaro fluttered in the morning breeze as his eldest son, Flávio, touched down at an airfield on the fringe of a city that will soon help decide the future of one of the biggest democracies on earth.“Brazil is rudderless.
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