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RESENDED – The Speaker-Elect,
Jair Bolsonaro
, participated in the morning of this Saturday of the graduation ceremony at the cadets of the Military Academy of
Black Agulhas
. A graduate of the academy in the 1970s, Bolsonaro attended the ceremony since he became a Member of Parliament in 1991. On Friday, the PSL politician attended the graduation ceremony of the School of Aeronautics Experts in Guaratinguetá.
Bolsonaro spent the night in the city of Resende and even went to a hot dog tent. He arrived at the graduation ceremony with the future Vice President, General Hamilton Mourão, and Wilson Witzel, elected Governor of Rio de Janeiro, his son and elected Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, along with the future Minister of the Bureau. of institutional security, General Augusto. Heleno and the commander of the army, Eduardo Villas-Boas.
At the announcement, Bolsonaro was applauded by those present. During the ceremony, he came to take pictures with the parents of some trainees.
During the ceremony, Bolsonaro came to take pictures with the parents of some graduates. next week, the president-elect begins meeting party leaders at the National Congress.On a visit to Catholic broadcasters Friday at Cachoeira Paulista, Mr. Bolsonaro said he would need Parliament to approve some of his main proposals.For journalists, the political leader of the PSL mainly stressed what he called a legal rearguard for the officers of the armed forces and the police. illegality would reduce the possibility of sanctio n for security guards.
Without "the legal rearguard", Bolsonaro said that
will not extend the military intervention in the public security of Rio de Janeiro
because, according to him, it would be irresponsible as president that officers could be pursued "in the fulfillment of their mission".
– We must have legal certainty, otherwise, as president, I would not be irresponsible to put our men and women on the street for them to be sued after the execution of mission, "said Bolsonaro.
Greater participation of military personnel
The ministry of the future government of Jair Bolsonaro
has the largest share of the armed forces since the new democratization
, as highlighted by the GLOBO poll released this Saturday. At the head of seven portfolios, reserve officers now occupy 35% of the first echelon – to date, 20 names have been announced.
During the election campaign, Bolsonaro went so far as to declare that half of the ministries would be occupied by the army.
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