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Flávio Bolsonaro Speaks in Majority to Change Constitution - 06/10/2026

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PL candidate back in defense of chemical castration and reduction of criminal majority and says he's going to 'wrap with bum'

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PL candidate back in defense of chemical castration and reduction of criminal majority and says he's going to 'wrap with bum'

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (OL-RJ), candidate for President of the Republic in the second round election, said on Tuesday (6), in Goiânia, that he intends to use the new composition of the National Congress to promote changes in the Constitution of Brazil. Next to Ronaldo Caiado (PSD), former Governor of Goiás and defeated candidate the President, Flávio affirms that he will have majority [...] The post Flávio says that if he wins the election, he…

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Samuel: The pas pocketman lived squirming that he was going to close newspapers and make it difficult for the press to investigate his crimes. Imagine being a journalist and supporting this kind of speech. A guy with hundreds of deputies, several elected senators from the base and being able to point out 4 ministers does what he wants with the country Imagine giving so much power to one person because closing down, we laugh

PL candidate makes statement alongside Ronaldo Caiado, in Goiânia, but does not clarify what changes he intends to promote; advancement of the right broad political force to 2027

Senator assigns change to the new composition of the National Congress; candidate party will have 121 federal deputies and 28 senators in the next term

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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