Bishop: Dark Horse case damage has subsided, Flávio Bolsonaro nears evangelicals again

Bishop Robson Rodovalho, founder of the Sara Nossa Terra church, believes the political fallout from the "Dark Horse" case has diminished, allowing Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to mend ties with the evangelical community. Rodovalho asserts that Bolsonaro's controversial request for funds from Daniel Vorcaro, the former owner of Banco Master, no longer causes significant damage to his standing among evangelical voters.

The bishop's assessment suggests a potential political comeback for Bolsonaro within a demographic crucial to his support base. The "Dark Horse" case, which involved allegations of financial impropriety, had previously created a rift between the senator and evangelical leaders and followers. Rodovalho's comments indicate a belief that this damage has "decanted," or settled, and is no longer a primary obstacle to Bolsonaro's relationship with this segment of the electorate.

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O desgaste causado pela revelação de que o senador Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) pediu dinheiro a Daniel Vorcaro, então dono do Banco Master, "decantou" e já não causa mais tanto estrago entre o segmento evangélico.