Bolsonaro denounces his son and says that the death penalty is not on the government's agenda President-elect Jair Bolsonaro said today (16) on his Twitter account that the issue of the death penalty would not be debated in his government.

Agência Brasil – The statement was made following the publication of a report by the O Globo newspaper on Sunday with re-elected MEP Eduardo Bolsonaro (PSL-SP). According to the text, the son of the elected president defended "the death penalty for drug traffickers, as in Indonesia, and for the perpetrators of heinous crimes."

"Featured in the O Globo newspaper today … informed that, in my government, the subject of the capital punishment will be the subject of a debate.In addition to being a stone clause of the Constitution, it was not part of my campaign, the subject was closed before making it a deliberate daily skirmishes, "wrote Jair Bolsonaro in his message

According to the newspaper, Eduardo Bolsonaro said that a plebiscite can be used to consult the Brazilians about it. The Constitution considers the death penalty as a rigid clause, which can not be changed even with a proposed amendment to the Constitution (PEC).

"I know it is a rigid clause of the Constitution, Article 5, etc."

Americas
In recent days, Eduardo Bolsonaro has had heated discussions about the situation in the country, international scenario, especially cases related to Latin America. He went to Chile and also met with representatives of the Organization of American States (OAS) when he was busy with the case of Venezuela.

For the parliamentarian, we must act quickly on the crisis in Venezuela. According to him, the alternative is a transitional government and the immediate departure of the current Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro.

He quotes the situation of Miguel Angel Martín, president of the TSJ in Venezuela, equivalent to the Federal Supreme Court, which is in exile. with other magistrates. "It is up to him [Martín] to legally recognize a transitional government for Venezuela," the deputy said on his Twitter account.

In Chile, Eduardo Bolsonaro met economist José Piñera, brother of Chilean President Sebastián Piñera. , considered a reference in the country. With a photo, published on the social network, he seems to drink wine and talk to the economist, extolling his virtues and saying that he was "the man who, at age 29, proceeded to reforms that put the miserable Chile on the track. "

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