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RÍO DE JANEIRO Flávio Bolsonaro interviewed by Renata Lo Prete and discusses labor, security and possible appointments
The PL presidential candidate took part in a live interview on Friday from Globo Studios in Rio de Janeiro. According to O Globo, he also addressed the arrest of allies in Rio and the makeup of a possible cabinet.
Flávio Bolsonaro, the PL candidate for Brazil’s presidency, gave an interview on Friday to journalist Renata Lo Prete in a live broadcast from Globo Studios in Rio de Janeiro, according to O Globo.
According to the newspaper, during the conversation he pledged to keep the end of the 6×1 work schedule, said he intends to serve only one term, and said he was surprised by the arrest of allies in Rio de Janeiro.
O Globo also reported that Bolsonaro said appointing his father is not under consideration and that Eduardo would not be foreign minister in a potential administration.
Among other issues, the candidate discussed fiscal adjustment, the minimum wage and his proposal regarding the 6×1 work system, according to the outlet’s coverage.
He also answered questions about the possible appointment of Claudio Lottenberg as health minister, the arrests of allies such as Márcio Canella and Rodrigo Bacellar, and plans to ease access to firearms in Brazil.
According to O Globo, he also commented on a proposal to remove identifying marks from shell casings used by security forces.
The newspaper also noted that Lula, the PT candidate, had been interviewed on Thursday.
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