Bolsonaro's son took the presidency of a Brazilian parliamentary commission and promised actions against Maduro

MP Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of president Jair Bolsonaro, was chosen this Thursday Chairman of the Committee on External Relations of the Lower House of Brazil and promised to promote actions against the Venezuelan "dictatorship".

Eduardo Bolsonaro received the support of the majority of the 33 members of the commission, among whom he obtained 25 votes against 8, and In a brief speech, he said that one of the priorities of this commission will be "the humanitarian crisis ravaging Venezuela", which "far exceeds any ideological discussion".

According to the deputy, "with Jair's presidency Bolsonaro in Brazil, with Iván Duque in Colombia, Donald Trump in the United States, Mauricio Macri in Argentina, Sebastián Piñera in Chile and Mario Abdo Benítez in Paraguay, there is now hope "for Venezuela.

Bolsonaro He said that it was necessary to "have compbadion for the Venezuelans", that "They do not even find dogs on the street to feed" and they were brought by Nicolás Maduro's government to a "crisis that has ceased to be a domestic problem within a country and crosses borders."

"Between three and four million Venezuelans have left their country for lack of food or medicine," he said. If he foresaw a "frustration" in Maduro's expulsion efforts, "we would witness an unprecedented immigration crisis in the history of the Americas."

The government of BolsonaroLike many Latin American countries, Juan Guaidó, Acting and Legitimate Parliament Governor, chairs the Parliament, and supports his efforts against Maduro and the call for new elections.

According to Eduardo Bolsonaro, Brazil "is living a moment of very important changes" and now has a government that "will turn the page to badociate with the scum of humanity, like Cuba or Venezuela", which He described it as "dictatorships badociated with drug trafficking".

He also said that "the approach with some strategic partners left out in recent years, such as the United States, with which we can add a lot in trade and security, will be resumed".

The deputy, in his new capacity as chairman of the commission of the external relations of the lower house, will integrate the delegation of president Jair Bolsonaro that in the coming days will make an official visit to Washington.

"This is the first bilateral visit of the president abroad and demonstrates the priority that the government attaches to building a strong partnership with the United States," said Wednesday. spokesman for the presidency, Otavio do Rego Barros.

Bolsonaro He will be in the United States in the next 17 and 19 days, he will be received by Donald Trump at the White House and, during his stay, he will talk with other authorities of the United States Government. as well as in the financial and university fields.

The presidency has not confirmed it yet, but its agenda could include a meeting with Steve Bannon, former Trump adviser, ideologue of the new international extreme right and with whom Eduardo Bolsonaro maintains a close relationship.