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In defense of Jair Messias Bolsonaro

Official photo of President Jair Bolsonaro with the presidential sash. Photo: Alan Santos / PR

I voted for Bolsonaro in the presidential elections of 2018 e, now, I am following a strange movement, that I don't understand, in national politics, I just intuit what is really going on: the improper and untimely movement of pieces on the political chessboard.

I see future candidates for 2022 already developing with ease , aiming to leave the king in check or thinking about giving his checkmate, indicating that not even the strongest of epidemics take away the appetite of these cloudy white and black stone board players.

Check that the other parts, out the king, not only are they spared this matamata, but these shrewd players encourage them to break with the king and move towards dominating the board.

The President made caustic remarks late in the day 24/3 and caused a tremendous uproar.

Nobody with a healthy balance will take away this right of observation from the President, that sees the country in a sum of health -economy-safety and transport, not only from the perspective of health.

The President expresses, because, a true Capablanca of chess - the Cuban who was at the turn of the century champion several years of the world. Note that Brazilian players are far behind our Capablanca,this formed in the barracks of the Army and in the arts of the war.

The President therefore warned that if one does not look at Brazil as a whole, the economy will not be kept minimally functioning, all for the purpose of maintaining jobs and the free movement of goods.

Otherwise, I say, we will be a pawn like Venezuela on the world board.

Roberto Ferrari from Ulhôa Cintra
In rememberence. Roberto Ferrari de Ulhôa Cintra holds a law degree from USP (University of Sao Paulo). Doctor of Laws from USP, in 2005, author of the Thesis The Conflict Resolution Pyramid: a Civil Society Contribution to Judicial Reform. Has a specialization course at Harvard University and New York University. Has Course in Administration of Financial Institutions at IBMEC-Rio and Specialization Course in Capital Markets at School of Business Administration of São Paulo - FGV. Study and research Law and Justice "sustainable", what he calls “Green Law” and “Green Justice”, for application in the immediate future. His perspective of Law emphasizes the General Theory of the State; his perspective of Justice is concerned with Pacification: Conciliation, Mediation, Negotiation and Arbitration. His book The Conflict Resolution Pyramid was edited by the Federal Senate (2008). Has near 40 articles published in the newspaper O Estado de São Paulo, in the “Conjur” Bulletin.