Jair Bolsonaro entered a hospital in San Pablo to undergo an operation after the attack last year.

Jair Bolsonaro, was admitted this Sunday in a hospital of San Pablo, where he will undergo surgery on Monday to remove the colostomy bag who was placed after the attack he suffered in September.

The president, 63, has pbaded successfully a series of medical tests before the surgery, reported Sunday afternoon his spokesman, the general Otávio do Rêgo Barros.

"I just have to be with the president, he is very lively, he is happy with the results of the exams," said Barros, who explained that the operation would take place in the morning, even though it was not the case. the exact time at which it will be done is not determined.

Barros has in principle announced its intervention at 6 am local time.

Bolsonaro posted a video on his Twitter account in which he is wearing a blue dress in his hospital room and he realizes that the surgery will last "about three hours, but God willing, everything will be fine".

The president arrived in the morning at Congonhas airport, Sao Paulo, accompanied by several of his ministers, his wife. Michelle and one of his sons, the elected MP Eduardo Bolsonaro.

From there he was transferred into a convoy under strong police protection at the Albert Einstein Jewish Hospital in the capital, São Paulo.

After the surgery, Bolsonaro will remain in "strict rest" for 48 hours and for that time will be replaced by the Vice President Hamilton Mourao, who was already in the acting position during the agent agent's trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, from 21 to 24 January.

After completing the rest, Bolsonaro will receive the ministers in the medical center. It is estimated that the president will stay in the capital of São Paulo "until ten days"confirmed Barros.

The spokesman explained that next to the room where Bolsonaro would recover a whole structure has been set up "that will allow the president to guide his ministers there."And even after medical approval, I could receive them.

Between his return from Davos and his hospitalization, the president flew over Saturday the community of Brumadinho, Minas Gerais (south-east), hard hit by the rupture of a mining dam that would have made 37 dead and 287 missing according to the latest information.

Bolsonaro was stabbed in the abdomen on September 6th at a rally for the election campaign in Juiz de Fora, in the same state as Minas Gerais.

He underwent a colostomy on site and the next day he was taken to the Albert Einstein Hospital in San Pablo, where he was hospitalized for 23 days and underwent a second operation.

Your aggressor, Adélio Bispo de OliveiraHe was stopped. The police investigation concluded that he had acted for "political non-compliance", but "he no longer relied on anyone's involvement" to commit his attack.

Supporters of Bolsonaro question this version. The president himself pointed out last Friday the previous ties between Bispo and the left-wing Socialist-Liberal Party (PSOL).

In a parallel case, the federal prosecutor extended this month's 90-day investigation to determine who had paid the attorneys for the attacker.