Federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) is expected to travel to Buenos Aires to support radical right-wing candidate Javier Milei, from the A Liberdade Avança party, in Argentina’s presidential elections, which take place this Sunday (22).
The information was published by the Argentine newspaper La Nación, which also said that federal deputy Marcel van Hattem (Novo-RS) is also expected in the country. Rodrigo Valadares (União Brasil-SE) has already arrived in the Argentine capital, as announced in a post made on Instagram.
“These are elections that will go down in the history of both Argentina and Latin America,” wrote Valadares.
The invitation would have come from the deputy for the province of Buenos Aires Nahuel Sotelo and extended to other global ultra-right leaders, such as the journalist member of the European Parliament Hermann Tertsch, from the Spanish party Vox, and Eduardo Cader, director of the Madrid Forum — a conservative organization anti-communist movement of which federal deputy Bia Kicis (PL-SP) and Eduardo Bolsonaro are signatories.
Bolsonaro video
Former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) sent a message of support to Milei on Tuesday (17). The material was published on the Argentine’s social networks.
“Hello, Javier Milei. Happy to receive your book. We really know what is best for our countries. We cannot continue with the left. It’s an appeal that I make to all Argentines: let’s change, and change for real, with Milei. My commitment, huh?! I’m going to your inauguration,” said Bolsonaro.
In the video, Bolsonaro appears holding the economist’s latest book and expresses his hope for his victory. In the caption, Milei thanks her for the message and reinforces her slogan: “Long live freedom, man***”.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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