Bolsonaro attributes good results in Ibope's research to the department's choice

The elected President, Jair Bolsonaro, attributed the good results obtained in a recent public opinion survey to the expectations of his government, to the good choice of ministries. According to Bolsonaro, it was the technical and non-political decisions that pleased the population. Bolsonaro told the press Sunday afternoon (16), in a booth of Barra da Tijuca, where he went to take some coconut water and was very much celebrated by the people who were there.

all the certainty of the good ministry chosen. Without political criteria. This gives the population hope [de] that something different will happen, "he said about the poll CNI / Ibope published last Thursday (13), in which 75% of those polled say that the future government is on the right track and 64% of respondents believe that its administration will be good or good.

Bolsonaro reaffirmed that the theme of the death penalty was not on his agenda and he Refuted an interview published by the O Globo newspaper this Sunday, MP Eduardo Bolsonaro (PSL-SP), in which he defends the measure, in cases such as drug trafficking or heinous crimes, according to the popular plebiscite. This is not in our plan, it is not in our program, it was not discussed during the campaign. "

As long as I am president, for my part, we We will not have this program.The article [de O Globo] extracts the documents from Itamaraty from the Last year, because he [Eduardo] went to Indonesia to see how much it diminished the violence. And the death penalty was applied there. But this is not our intention, even because we know that there is a firm clause [na Constituição] prohibiting the death penalty in Brazil, "explained the future president.

Asked whether he would invite the president of the Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, for his possession, Bolsonaro was incisive, claiming that neither he nor the current Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, would receive any invitation.

"He will not receive nor the dictator who replaced Raul Castro [Canel]. It's a dictatorship, we can not admit it. People there do not have freedom. The Cuban [médicos] left why? Because they knew that I was going to discover that most of them, or part of them, were agents and soldiers. And we can not admit forced labor here in Brazil, with the mask of humanitarian work geared toward the poor, as far as the doctors are concerned, and this is not the truth, "said Bolsonaro.