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He came in an open Rolls Royce and then put in the Congress of the Amsteid: The extreme right-wing Ex-military Bolsonaro is Brazil's new President. He announced a radical new beginning in political terms.
Jair Bolsonaro presents himself as an outsider to the political establishment, now he moves into the presidential Palace, The ultra-rights, Ex-military, has been sworn in as the new President of Brazil. The 63-Year-old put in the Congress, his oath of office. In his inaugural speech before the deputies, he announced that to rid Brazil "from the yoke of corruption, crime, economic irresponsibility, and the ideological subjection".
Bolsonaro is the new President of Brazil
Previously, he was driven, together with his wife Michelle in an open Rolls Royce through the capital, Brasilia. His followers Bolsonaros campaign slogan: "Brazil chanted over everything, God over everything."
How many visitors were there?celebrated Apparently less followers than Bolsonaros office expected. State officials predicted that 500,000 supporters would come to Brasilia. Large parts of the area around the Parliament building, however, were empty, as Bolsonaro and his wife arrived. An official estimate for the number of visitors are not yet available. At the latest since US President Donald Trump, visitor numbers, and photos from Investitures are always a political issue.
Trump congratulated Bolsonaro via Twitter.
The right-wing populist Bolsonaro wants to fight as a head of state in the next four years, the widespread corruption in the largest country in South America, the crime curb and to boost the economy. To include in his Cabinet the prominent Anti-corruption investigators, Sergio Moro, and the ultra-liberal economist Paulo Guedes.
Jair Bolsonaro and his wife in their ride through Brasilia.
