"Argentina, populism closer and closer to Venezuela", attack Bolsonaro

The President of Brazil,
Jair Bolsonaro, badped again against the results of
STEP of Argentina on Sunday, August 11, in which the
Alberto Fernandez won a broad victory against the current president
Mauricio Macri.

According to the Brazilian leader, a "possible return of
St. Paul's Forum in Argentina "forces" the people to mbadively withdraw money from banks "and that" by populism ", the country" is getting closer to
Venezuela".

The words of the Brazilian president were written, as usual, on his Twitter account, where the president
He had previously expressed dissatisfaction with the results of the OSP in Argentina.

On this occasion, the new Tweet of "the former captain of the Brazilian Army, elected 38th President of the Federative Republic of Brazil" – defined in his profile of the social network – is led by a biblical quote from the Gospel of Saint John: "And they will know the truth, and the truth will free them."

Bolsonaro writes in this quote from the Gospel: "With the possible return of the San Pablo Forum group to Argentina, the people are taking their money out of the banks in bulk." Argentina, by its populism, is more and more close to
Venezuela. "

The San Pablo Forum is an organization that is formed by the left and center-left parties of many Latin American countries. With his message, the president of Brazil installs the formula of the Front of all within the framework of said forum, or at least in a position aligned with this movement.

Shortly after, the Brazilian president again tweeted, again inserting a biblical quote about his tough political stance against what he calls "populism". "He who works his land will eat until he is fed up, and he who pursues fantasies will have enough of misery." This time, the quote corresponds to verse 19 of chapter 18 of the book of Proverbs.

Other messages from Bolsonaro against the triumph of Frente de Todos

This is not the first time that the president of the Social Liberal Party (PSL) expresses, through Twitter messages, his aversion to the results of PASO in Argentina.

On August 14, Bolsonaro told in a message the triumph of the Front of all with the economic debacle of the country: "Fernandez-Kirchner (by Alberto Fernández and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner) had obtained 47% of the votes in the previous election. This Sunday, the peso devalued the loss of 30% from 45 to 59. The country risk rose from 860 to 1,800 points and the shares lost 50% of their value. "

In a second message, the ex-military sentenced: "Prices are starting to get closer to the values ​​of a country more and more similar to Venezuela."

In addition, Bolsonaro had tried to
"bandits of left" in Fernández and Kirchner, in
He threatened that his country could leave Mercosur if he adopted the Todos Front formula and predicted that a defeat against Macri could lead to a migratory crisis in Argentina. "We do not want the Argentines to flee here," said the president a day after the OSP in Argentina.

Alberto Fernández, in front of this collection of criticisms addressed to his figure and his party, answered with force:
"I'm celebrating Bolsonaro by talking badly about myself – he's a misogynist, a racist and violent – with Bolsonaro, I have no problem having problems."