Jair Bolsonaro: "Cristina Kirchner can not come back and Macri must be patient"

President Jair Bolsonaro spoke, for the first time directly, against the former president Cristina Kirchner"He can not go back," he said in a TV show via its social networks. He argued that the former Argentine president "was bound to Dilma (Rousseff), a Lula (da Silva), wing Venezuela of (Nicolás) Maduro and of Hugo Chavezand one Cuba"After attributing to him these links, precisely with the former presidents who lived in the area at the same time, the current head of the Brazilian government indicated that"if that comes back, Argentina will surely enter a situation similar to that of Venezuela"

In an obvious alignment of his speech with which he let the Casa Rosa transcend today, Bolsonaro said that he hoped that "the Argentine brothers are aware of this"And he added:"If (Mauricio) Macri is not well, you have to have patience. You must fight to improve or vote for someone who is in agreement with him. "He questioned the former head of state:" The possible vote in favor of Cristina Kirchner, who asks God not to arrive, will turn our beloved Argentina into another Venezuela and we do not want that. "

For a week, the Brazilian president has intensified his speech on Argentina. His concern seems to indicate that a triumph of the opposition would have chances in the presidential elections in Argentina next October. Bolsonaro has since insisted that the return of a "populist" government – as he said a few days ago – could put into play the future of the whole of the world. schema of the new regional right. Of course, his concern coincides with that of the international establishment, which sees with concern the growth of the polls of the former president.

All indications are that Bolsonaro is ready to defend the top model. Just yesterday, also publicly, he said that any action on Venezuela, especially on a possible military intervention, "is a decision that belongs exclusively to me". He pointed out, in this sense, the generals who occupy key positions in his government, for whom an "armed adventure is unachievable". With that, he has also distanced himself from Congress, which should be the one who approves any such action.