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Brazil: March right on the streets of Rio to demand Bolsonaro’s dismissal

Following a leftist call for a demonstration against President Jair Bolsonaro on Saturday in several major cities across the country, it was the turn of the right-wing movements. On the very first day, protesters built a convoy of cars to escape the cities and condemn the management of the epidemic by the Brazilian president. They demand his dismissal. In the streets of our correspondent, Sarah Cozzolino Copacabana, in Rio de Janeiro, this is the first time that a performance in the colors of the Brazilian flag calls for the dismissal of Jay Bolsonaro. Alexander Gomes is a disappointed voter for president. He lost his mother to coronovirus. “The president sabotaged basic security measures such as the use of niqab, encouraging towns and cities … I looked at it with great indignation, especially because I lost someone. ‘One of my family. To the young man Explains. All of this reassures me that a crime of irresponsibility required a request to sack the president. This taxi driver went through the streets in 2016 to demand the dismissal of former President Thelma Rousseff. March. Fabio Gideo, one of the conveners of the Free Brazil Movement, is also an ultra-right-wing organization that called for a demonstration this Sunday. “Under the government of the Dalma, what was serious was corruption, and it is unacceptable. But under Bolsonaro’s government, he dies of incapacitation. It’s a lot more serious than Dilma’s, and so I think his dismissal could be a lot quicker than Dilma’s, “he says. See: Disadvantaged, Brazilian Amazon puts an outbreak of epidemic out of control Ta Hai In recent months, its popularity has declined due to delays in vaccination and Zair Bolsonaro’s questioning of its effectiveness. In January, a third of Brazil approved its government, up from 37% last August.