Whoever leaves without being thrown | Bolsonaro says that …

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has announced that he will not take command of his future Argentine peers, Alberto Fernandez and Cristina Kirchner, on December 10th. Traditionally, the presidents of both countries attended the inauguration of their colleagues, in addition to the fact that their first visit abroad took place in the neighboring country.

The announcement of the Brazilian president comes after his speeches on the elections in Argentina and his expectations that the winning candidates will not succeed. After the unfavorable result, he said that the Argentinians were deceived and that they would regret it. This is the case of a government that has lost at least two-thirds of electoral support, in a process marked by manipulation of false information.. He claims, as if his absence had tarnished the inauguration ceremony, as if his absence had been noticed and regretted.

However, Argentina's foreign minister had to reject Bolsonaro's remarks, even before Argentina's new elected president did the same. But why did Bolsonaro decide not to occupy the new government of Brazil's main economic and political ally?

First of all, because he can imagine the type of reception he would have. Its external image is the most rejected of all existing societies in the world, it embodies the worst of the worst.. From the responsibility of the fires in the Amazon to the oil contamination of the beaches of northeastern Brazil, without the government being, in any case, determined to fight against ecological disasters. On the contrary, he tried to enforce disasters to expel indigenous people from the Amazon. And he even accused the Venezuelan government of contaminating Brazilian beaches with oil.

In case this is not enough, the President of Brazil has been characterized by disqualifying statements addressed to human rights defenders, women's rights, blacks, LGBTs and environmentalists. It has also been characterized by the policy of expropriation of workers' rights, resources for social policies, and the intensification of the privatization of public resources.. As in international politics, he actively participated in actions aimed at isolating the Government of Venezuela.

Bolsonaro knows that the new Argentine government is taking exactly the opposite direction to that of his government. Fernández has already announced that Argentina would leave the Lima group, created to act against the Government of Venezuela. The new Argentinian leaders have criticized Macri's economic model, so similar to Bolsonaro's in its disastrous approaches and social effects, with economic stagnation and record unemployment rates in the countries.

The current Brazilian president has been extremely uncomfortable with the visit that Alberto Fernández made to Lula even before being elected president Lula Libre, with Lula's messages to the new Argentine leaders. He knows that relations between Argentina and Brazil have never been better than when Lula and Nestor Kirchner reached historic agreements. This was the period of strengthening the processes of regional integration and economic exchanges between the two countries. Bolsonaro also knows that Macri did not receive him at Casa Rosada because he had statements that even the Argentine right does not tolerate.

The current President of Brazil can then imagine what would be his reception in Buenos Aires, in the midst of which will surely be the largest contemporary democratic party in the region, which will mark the inauguration of Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner. Imagine how his silhouette, his presence would be the concentrated target of the repudiation of everything he represents, you can assume that you will have this request again before him: Lula Libre.

For all this, Bolsonaro has announced that he is not going to take office. An event he had not even been invited to. And in which he would be a frowned, irrelevant, out of context guest. In a party that consecrates everything that is opposed to what he and his government represent.