Bolsonaro's son came to Argentina to discuss Venezuela and Mercosur

Eduardo Bolsonaro, the youngest of the three political children – he has two other smaller ones – of the President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, arrived in Argentina for a two-day visit with an agenda loaded with commitments institutional and political. Although the deputy from São Paulo brings with him a series of questions that make the link bilaterally at the legislative level, the government also sees him as a vanguard of the visit that his father is preparing for 20 days and that his descendant has already confirmed.

According to PERFIL, Bolsonaro made the visit in his capacity as chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations and Defense of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil. So, one of his first meetings today was in Congressor, where she received the PRO legislator and her equivalent in the commission of foreign affairs and worship of the local lower house, Cornelia Schmidt Liermann. The deputy was accompanied by the deputy Jorge Enríquez and the president of the chamber, Eduardo Monzó, who is responsible for guiding the guest through the premises.

In the government, they see their pbadage in Argentina as a vanguard of the visit that their father prepares in 20 days.

Among other topics, Bolsonaro and Argentine deputies discussed the Mercosur / European Union agreement and the constitution of a future bicameral commission in Argentina In order to equalize the neighboring country's bicameral group in tracking the specific issues that make the bilateral link. There has also been a dialogue on drug trafficking and the problem of alcohol among minors – the owners of the country's main breweries are of Belgian and Brazilian origin. Of course, Venezuela, was also part of the topics in which both showed agreement.

Two weeks ago, Bolsonaro and Schmidt Liermann had signed a joint declaration in the midst of the April 30 civil-military uprising to encourage "all the armed forces (to whom) to join this movement." it shows courage and civic engagement ", while celebrating the release of the opposition Leopoldo López, who had been under house arrest until then, and the document was disseminated through diplomatic and legislative channels in parallel. ; hui Bolsonaro suggested the possibility of a joint mission of legislators in Cúcutaon the Colombian-Venezuelan border, while agreeing to reject any possible armed intervention by a third country.

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Morning, Bolsonaro Jr. will visit the Argentine Chancellery where he will have lunch with Jorge Faurie at the San Martín Palace. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, who has good relations with his Brazilian counterpart, Fernando Araújo – whom he has known since the 90s when he was in charge of the negotiations for the creation of Mercosur – attended the meeting. Inauguration of his father on behalf of the Government of January He met President Bolsonaro and his family there.

From his position in Congress, Eduardo Bolsonaro works as a kind of parallel "Chancellor", which has generated greater mistrust of his country's ruling factions.. In fact, on the historic photo of the meeting with US President Donald Trump in the oval hall, the Brazilian Chancellor remained on the outside while Bolsonaro Jr. presented herself with her father and the American. On this occasion as well, he was in charge of preparing the ground for Jair Bolsonaro, a few days before landing in Washington.

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For its part, this Thursday, Jair Bolsonaro He was received in Dallas by former President George W. Bush, with whom he spoke of the crisis in Venezuela and the anxiety of seeing Cristina Kirchner win the elections in Argentina. "We know that Venezuela is struggling to return to normal, but it is more important to avoid another goal, which would be that Argentina is again in the hands of Kirchner," said Bolsonaro.

The Brazilian leader said he had a "healthy and productive" conversation with Bush, which he raised with concern about Argentina, a country he will visit in about two weeks. "I'm not clairvoyant but by his face I understood that he (Bush) not only Venezuela, but also the question of Argentina", said the Brazilian president.

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