Jair Bolsonaro fears that Argentina is "another Venezuela" if Cristina Kirchner wins the elections

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has expressed concern that Argentina becomes "another Venezuela" if opposition, embodied in Kirchnerism, returns to power.

"Maybe the opposition, maybe in a short time, will come back, and there is a concern on our part, because we do not want another Venezuela here in South America", said the president to the press after a visit to the Ministry of Education of Brasilia.

Bolsonaro, who will visit our country next June 6th, made these statements in defense of the hard pension reform advocated by his government and currently under consideration by Congress.

In this sense, the head of the Brazilian state, who took office on 1 January, expects Parliament not to change the text in excess and gives as an example what happened with the pension reform promoted by Mauricio Macri, which was approved 2017

"Argentina has made a half-reform, in clear terms. Macri has problems now and problems accumulate"said the leader, leader of the far right in Brazil.

In the upcoming presidential elections, for which Macri will be re-elected, there is no clear definition on the opposition side, since there is a debate on alternative peronism to know who will represent them or whether to go to the PASS. And although he has not yet ruled on the matter, confirming or denying anything, the most powerful rival is Cristina Kirchner.

With this scenario, Bolsonaro will make an official visit to Buenos Aires to meet Macri, with whom he will discuss issues on the bilateral and regional agenda.

Our country is the main economic partner of Brazil in Mercosurand it was still the first state visited by the new Brazilian presidents, although Bolsonaro changed this tradition and began his presidential tour in the United States, Chile and Israel.

Macri, who was not present at the inauguration of the Brazilian president, already met Bolonaro in Brasilia on Jan. 16, when they reinforced their commitment to a mercosur-oriented trade and pressure increased policy on Venezuelan President Nicolás. Mature