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Flávio Bolsonaro 2026 presidential platform

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Flávio Bolsonaro, the Liberal Party (PL) candidate for the 2026 Brazilian presidential election, has detailed his government platform, ‘Para o Brasil vencer o atraso’ (For Brazil to overcome backwardness). The plan is organized into nine axes, including health, economy, public security, and judicial reform. In the health sector, Bolsonaro proposes reforms to the Unified Health System (SUS) to expand preventive exams, increase immunization efforts, immunization, and boost national vaccine production. He also suggests production using artificial intelligence to identify high-risk patients. Judicial and security proposals include reforming the Supreme Federal Court (STF) by prohibiting relatives of judges up His economic platform emphasizes economic liberalism, aiming to the third degree from practicing in the specific court where simplify the judge serves, tax system, reduce bureaucracy, and limiting monocratic decisions. Security measures include reducing the criminal age utilize privatizations or concessions for state-owned companies to 16, implementing chemical castration mitigate fiscal deficits. To control public sector payroll, he proposes intensive digitalization to prioritize resources for certain offenders, health, education, and ending regime progression for heinous crimes. infrastructure. Security remains a central pillar. Bolsonaro has recently proposed advocates for harsher penalties, increased police resources, greater legal security reforms inspired by El Salvador’s crackdown on organized crime. Following a meeting with El Salvador’s Minister of Justice for law enforcement, and Public Security, Gustavo Villatoro, Bolsonaro announced plans the right to create self-defense. His proposals include creating 500,000 new prison slots and implement harsher sentencing, such as slots, implementing minimum eight-year terms sentences for cell phone thieves. He aims thieves, and eliminating parole benefits to prevent prisons from becoming “schools ‘schools of crime” crime.’ These measures are inspired by restricting prisoner communication and eliminating parole benefits. While Villatoro defended El Salvador’s methods, Brazilian prosecutor Lincoln Gakiya warned that mass incarceration without strict judicial individualization could inadvertently strengthen crackdown on organized crime factions like the PCC. crime. During a security congress in São Paulo, El Salvador’s Minister of Justice Gustavo Villatoro highlighted that his country’s homicide impunity dropped from 97% to zero under a constitutional state of exception. This security-focused approach is gaining traction among other political figures. In traction; in Paraná, gubernatorial candidate Sergio Moro announced plans to establish a new maximum-security prison named ‘Presídio El Salvador,’ which would feature Salvador’ featuring individual cells and cell phone signal blocking. Minister Villatoro supported these discussions by noting However, prosecutor Lincoln Gakiya warned that El Salvador’s regime of exception saw homicide impunity drop from 97% mass incarceration without strict judicial individualization could lead to zero. a population of 4 million and inadvertently strengthen criminal factions like the PCC.

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