While thousands of his supporters are calling for a coup, the outgoing president, jair bolsonarohas been silent and has almost no official agenda since being asked to vacate the routes during mass protests to ignore the victory. luiz lula da silva Voting on 30 October.
He did not travel to Egypt to attend COP25, the climate change summit where Lula spoke on Wednesday. He also did not attend the G20 meeting in Bali, Indonesia, a grouping of which Brazil is an active member, as is Argentina. In his place he sent the foreign minister, Carlos France,
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He also does not participate in social networks, where he was very active. His last message on Twitter was uploaded on 8th of this month. It’s just a picture that shows him on a stage decorated with the Brazilian flag. Interestingly, on his official account he still introduces himself as “”.re-election candidate”, Despite the fact that 17 days have passed since his defeat in the elections.
According to AFPThe President is confined in the official residence of Alvorada in Brasilia, while suffering from dermatitis on one leg,
What health problem does Jair Bolsonaro have?
The Vice President said that the President presents a “leg wound, a vesarp” (infection) hamilton morao to the daily EarthAlleging that this prevented him from resuming his normal public life.
“It’s a health problem. He’s hurt. You can’t wear pants, can you?”how are you gonna get here bermuda?” Morao told a Brazilian newspaper at the Planalto presidential palace.
The truth is that Bolsonaro still has a month and a half left in his government before handing over power to Lula on January 1st.
What is erysipelas, the infection that affects Jair Bolsonaro
Erysipelas is a skin infection caused by bacteria, which can be treated with the use of antibiotics. Regular rest is advised to avoid swelling.
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The vice president, a general elected senator for Rio Grande do Sul in October’s elections, replaced Bolsonaro at an ambassadorial ceremony in Brazil on Wednesday.
Planalto Palace, the seat of the government, did not report when Bolsonaro would be able to resume his program or how long he would need to recover.
