PL President Jair Bolsonaro’s speech during the March for Jesus, which took place this Saturday in Santa Catarina, focused on Bible passages and national politics. Despite the presence of Senator Jorginho Mello, the preliminary candidate for the government, and Jorge Seif Junior, the preliminary candidate for the senate, both from the PL, Bolsonaro’s party, neither was mentioned.

President Jair Bolsonaro took part in the march for Jesus this Saturday in Santa Catarina – Photo: Bruno Golembievsky/ND

In his speech, Bolsonaro also softened his tone when talking about the Federal Supreme Court, but referred to his defense of the “four main lines of the Constitution.” “If necessary, and it seems that it will be needed more and more, we will make decisions that need to be made,” he said.

Bolsonaro’s passage through Santa Catarina brought thousands to the sands of Balneario Camboriu, where he also talked about the main themes championed in what he called “the struggle between good and evil.” Bolsonaro referred to the issue of abortion, family, gender ideology and guns. “The armed people will never be enslaved,” he warned.

In his speech, Bolsonaro cited an event he attended in São Paulo, where he was interrogated by attendees who the president said only spoke “billions” about how they could help him. At that time, he called the people who provided services on the spot.

Bolsonaro asked people to “clarify” what could happen “if Brazil goes to the left”: “If Brazil goes to the left, we will take a small train that starts from Venezuela, passes by Argentina, now goes to Chile. , penultimate station wagon, this is Colombia.

Moreover, he cited his trajectory and classified his survival from being stabbed during the 2018 campaign as “one. miracle.” “And then, almost miraculously, my election,” he concluded in this part of his speech.

As soon as he finished his speech, the President was welcomed by the mayor of Balneario Camboriu, Fabricio Oliveira from Podemos. In addition to the mayor, businessman Luciano Hang, as well as proportional deputies and pre-candidates in this year’s elections, followed the presidential agenda in Santa Catarina.