Bolsonaro shows good progress after surgery, will remain hospitalized: medical bulletin

The Folha de S.Paulo reports on the post-operative condition of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who underwent surgery on his right shoulder in Brasília. The medical bulletin indicates a good recovery and pain management, with Bolsonaro remaining hospitalized for rehabilitation. This procedure, authorized by the Supreme Court's Justice Alexandre de Moraes, was necessary due to chronic pain and functional impairment in his shoulder, impacting his daily life.

Bolsonaro, who has been under house arrest since March following a conviction related to an alleged coup attempt, has had his condition closely monitored by his wife, Michelle Bolsonaro, who provided updates via social media. These updates highlighted his progress, including the return of movement in his hand and the cessation of nasal oxygen support.

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Apresentou boa evolução e bom controle álgico. No momento, segue internado em apartamento para analgesia, medidas de prevenção de trombose e iniciará protocolo de reabilitação motora e funcional

From Brazil's perspective, this news is significant not only for Bolsonaro's health but also for the ongoing political context. His house arrest and the legal proceedings against him remain central to the national discourse. While international coverage might focus on the legal aspects, here in Brazil, the intersection of his health, his political standing, and the public's perception of his condition are all critical elements shaping the narrative. The need for court approval for a medical procedure underscores the unique legal constraints he faces, a detail that resonates deeply within the Brazilian political landscape.

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Os dedos da mão do braço do procedimento —que é normal não se mexerem por conta do anestésico— já voltaram a se movimentar