Flávio Bolsonaro Faces Criticism Over Alliance Efforts

Flávio Bolsonaro, the presumptive presidential candidate for the PL party, is struggling to secure support from centrist political factions just days before his official convention. Politicians from these parties criticize his lack of dialogue and perceived inability to forge political alliances.

Parties such as União Brasil and PP have expressed dissatisfaction with Bolsonaro's approach. They claim he was unwilling to discuss potential government roles or address state-level impasses when seeking their support. For the Republicanos party, the issue is even more pronounced, with a lack of direct contact from Bolsonaro's campaign.

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He has everything to receive our support.

These centrist leaders feel Bolsonaro expects support without offering concessions. They believe their parties would be better served by concentrating resources on electing federal deputies rather than entering a coalition that requires sharing campaign funds. Some politicians, like Ciro Nogueira of the PP, have reportedly begun avoiding Bolsonaro to prevent having to personally decline an alliance.

While allies acknowledge campaign missteps, including last-minute alliance attempts and internal party disputes, they downplay the impact on Bolsonaro's voter support. However, the absence of allied parties directly affects the choice of a vice presidential candidate and limits access to crucial campaign funding and broadcast time.

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Different measures have led to the number of deportations in the first half of the year being higher than the number of new asylum applications for the first time. This path and negative migration must now be secured. The European asylum pact is an important prerequisite for us to be masters in our own house again in Europe.