The Minister of Women of Bolsonaro said that the poor are raped because they do not use bomcha

The official was referring to high rate of badual abuse of minors in the islands of the Tapajós Archipelagoin the Amazonian state of Pará, one of the regions of Brazil where the percentage of indigenous population is highest.

The head of the family, women's and human rights portfolio made these controversial statements in presenting the program in Brasilia "Kissing Tapajos"with a series of initiatives aimed at paradoxically mitigating badual violence.

He said that "we will attack crime by raising awareness" of the population and also by stimulating the installation of factories and companies that sell "these clothes (calzones)" in order to publicize their use . And he said that in Tapajós, it is usual that "las the girls are delivered in exchange for food or diesel to power their boatsDamares Alves announced that the government will encourage the creation of microenterprises to increase the "family income".

Leading one of the most delicate portfolios of the deeply conservative government of Bolsonaro, Alves is one of two women in the new cabinet of 22 ministers, where seven of them are military. As soon as he took office, Alves became one of the most controversial pieces of government by publicly celebrating the beginning of a "new era" in Brazil, in which "a boy wears a hat." blue and pink ".