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Bolsonaro Endorses Son for Presidency from Hospital

Jair Bolsonaro, Brazils imprisoned former president, underwent successful hernia surgery. He endorsed his son, Flávio, for the 2026 presidential race in a handwritten letter. Despite conviction, Bolsonaro remains influential, with Congress passing a bill to reduce his sentence, vetoed by President Lula. Lula plans to run again in October 2026, keeping political drama alive.

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