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Jair Bolsonaro is an atypical politician. He often says out loud, in the spotlight, what others just whisper away from the spotlight. On Wednesday, after meeting with representatives of the PSL, his former party, the president explicitly stated what the purpose of the conversation was. “God willing, we will participate and influence,” he said, referring to the dispute for the presidency of the House. All the presidents try to add allies in charge of the legislature. The difference is that Bolsonaro does not hide the fingerprints.
The chances that Deputy Arthur Lira, Bolsonaro’s favorite, will prevail over MDB chief Baleia Rossi, supported by Rodrigo Maia, are not negligible. Mayor only until Monday, Maia adopts a behavior that denounces the fragility of her student. In a call to the Planalto’s political articulator, General Luís Eduardo Ramos, Maia complained about government interference. I wouldn’t have complained if Mr. Baleia hadn’t risked being stranded on the beach.
Endorsed by the Plateau, Arthur Lira attends the dispute armed with two very seductive arguments in Congress: charges and funds. It opened a crack in the opponent’s support block. It even dragged out dissidents from DEM itself, Rodrigo Maia’s party. Whatever the outcome, this fight takes Bolsonaro’s political relationship with the center to a new level. Dating turned into marriage.
There are nearly six dozen impeachment requests in the drawers of the House. Bolsonaro sees the rise of Arthur Lira as a vaccine capable of immunizing his tenure. The armor will come at a price. Ministerial reform is coming. Economy Minister Paulo Guedes strives to bring many economic reforms to the counter. Without negotiation, the government does not move. But it is necessary to clarify what the center wants to take and, above all, what Bolsonaro is willing to give.
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