No more problems for Bolsonaro | Your former chief of staff …

From Brasilia

An unfinished crisis. Conscious of state secrets, former minister Gustavo Bebianno is apparently determined to take revenge on Jair Bolsonaro. One day after being expelled from the government, he claimed that the president was the victim of a "psychological macumba", which would explain his behavior a little crazy.

He said the president was being held hostage by the influence of his son Carlos, considered the architect of the operations that contaminated the election campaign of last year according to the recipe applied by Donald Trump : saturate the agenda with false information to stun the voter.

Later, the presidential son badumed control of part of the government communication launched in January by forwarding his father's Twitter pbadword by 3.4 million Internet users.

Through the presidency, the tweets began to intensify attacks against Bebianno, who in 2018 headed the Social Liberal Party (PSL) and the coordinator of the Bolsonaro campaign.

The attacks intensified until Bebianno became permanent in the government, where he occupied an office inside the Palacio del Plbadto, near his boss, and became untenable.

Added to this is a journalistic complaint in which the former minister was linked to fraudulent elections and the use of avant-garde or "oranges" to divert public funds received by the PSL.

The former Secretary General of the Presidency and former leader of the PSL, exasperated, replaced his previous friendly photo on social networks by another in which he carries a rifle. The "clan" formed by the president and his three children is visible in the field of the weapon.

"My indignation is to have served as a loyal soldier ready to kill or to die and at the end of the line, I've been crucified (receiving) a shot in the back (…) I do not can not admit, this is not correct, "said the former president's trusted man.

He also denounced the fact that after colliding with Bolsonaro and his son, he had received threats of "cellular boasters, cowards who attack as a group".

When asked why he refused to submit his resignation and forced to do so in a note of the Official Journal of the Union, he replied "I do not agree to go out the door from behind like a stuck dog ".

With these statements made at a radio station in San Pablo on Tuesday night, which became important news in Wednesday's newspapers, the former manager has become a bomb that has already caused damage and possibly provoked # 39; others. This premature crisis bleeds him to the president.

To qualify critics, the former minister said he hoped the government would succeed, but he immediately released another firecracker when he said the government's best "wing" is "l & rsquo; "Army", obviously questioning the presidential family.

The high-ranking military already occupies almost all the offices of power: the one that Bebianno left two days ago was in the hands of the new minister, General Floriano Peixoto.

Every retirement of the owner of Plbadto is a position won by his willing allies to betray him, among which the most notorious example is given by Vice President and General Hamilton Mourao, whose presidential dreams are beyond doubt.

And while the seat seems to be closed – without implying an imminent departure of the leader – the PSL ruling party has many cracks. The current leader of this training, MP Luciano Bivar, voted yesterday against a project sent by the executive.

The legislator "peselista" Joyce Hbadelman complained about the conflict between the president and Bebianno, saying that it was less of a political dispute than a "marital" dispute .

After his long stay in surgery and a few days of recuperation in the official residence of Brasilia, Bolsonaro went to Congress where he presented the pension reform project prepared by the Minister of Economy, Paulo. Guedes, inspired by the model applied by Augusto Pinochet. in Chile.

It was an attempt to return to the center of the stage and political initiative. He was received by the legislative authorities while a group of opposition MPs dressed in "orange" to make fun of the scandal of the PSL.