Subhead:Brazil’s presidential hopeful speaks on security, freedom of speech, and ties between Maduro and Lula.#
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Article by Rebel News staff
At an international conference in Jerusalem aimed at combating antisemitism, I had the opportunity to interview Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazilian politician and eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, to discuss some of the pressing issues facing his country.
Flávio did not mince words about the threats posed by foreign actors near Brazil’s borders. “Brazil is impacted by the activities of terrorist groups along our borders, particularly near Venezuela and the tri-border area with Argentina and Paraguay,” he said. “It’s where many weapons and drugs enter, and where money is leveraged for organised crime. Brazil needs to participate in international cooperation to combat these groups.”
