Bolsonaro makes a moderate speech and hears Rosa Weber criticizing intolerance towards minorities | Brazil

After leading one of the most polarizing campaigns in Brazil's recent history, President-elect Jair Bolsonaro on Monday called for a call to national unity, declaring that "the most important thing in the world. he would be president of all and govern for all Brazilians. "I want to thank the 57 million Brazilians who have honored me with their votes and I would like to express our confidence that we will build a better future for our country, the 210 million Brazilians and I will rule for the benefit of all without distinction of social origin, race, bad, color, age or religion, "said Mr. Bolsonaro at the ceremony during which he received the diploma of president-elect at the Superior Electoral Court ( TSE), one of the bureaucratic steps for taking office in January

The president-elect was keen to advocate the role of social networks in his campaign. "The power of people no longer needs intermediation.New technologies have allowed a direct election between the voter and his representatives.This new environment, the belief in freedom, is the best guarantee ideals that characterize our Constitution. "In the overwhelming electoral victory won by Bolsonaro and his PSL in the polls, social networks had a decisive factor – opened an investigation into allegations of irregular funding for the mbadive mailing of messages to voters via WhatsApp through the Bolsonaro campaign.

At the second ceremony, Bolsonaro built the speech to distort relations with electoral justice – during the campaign. The retired army captain implicated, even on television, the electronic voting system overseen by the TSE. "To each of you, members of the TSE, regional electoral tribunals, armed forces, consular posts, volunteers and so many other citizens who worked [nas eleições] I express my thanks and appreciation for this demonstration of civility and love for Brazil, "said Bols, who promised to work day and night" with humility, courage and perseverance, and having faith in God to enlighten my decisions ". He used the more moderate tone that was common in official ceremonies and differs from the aggressive and polarizing rhetoric that characterized his performances at the National Congress and presidential campaign (even elected), Bolsonaro returns to the most bellicose record over interviews are aimed directly at users through the networks.)

While the ultra-right Bolsonaro decided to send a message of moderation, the President of the Court, Minister Rosa Weber, also seemed to have made shopping. "Democracy is also a constant exercise of dialogue and tolerance," said Weber, who has long defended individual freedoms and human rights in his speech. Recalling that the world commemorated the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man, Weber stated that "every individual enjoys the same dignity and is the master of inalienable rights and freedoms, life, the right to freedom, the right to security in its global projection and the right to have rights ". "It is good to insist […] on the badertion that the democratic principle, an essential expression of our unshakable belief in the authority of the Constitution of the Republic, resides not only in the unconditional respect of the supremacy of the legal order, but also with respect for minorities, especially stigmatized. "

The elected president, whose history of the military dictatorship also raised doubts about his commitment in favor of respect for democracy, also stated that the regime led by universal suffrage is an "irreversible process and [que] commitment to the popular vote is unwavering." "Our obligation is to propose an effective state that values ​​taxpayers' taxes," concluded the president-elect.