Bolsonarismo returns to the streets of Brazil on September 7th with Flavio Bolsonaro and attacks on the Supreme Court
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Bolsonarismo returns to the streets of Brazil on September 7th with Flavio Bolsonaro and attacks on the Supreme Court

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 08:49

Brazil's Independence Day holiday, this Monday, September 7, is expected to be marked again by a mobilization of the Brazilian right on Paulista Avenue in São Paulo. The event promises to gather supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro in a demonstration that seeks to regain the political prominence of Bolsonarismo.

Flavio Bolsonaro, the former president's son and current senator, will be present at the event. The participation of the Bolsonaro family indicates that the demonstration is part of a strategy to keep the electoral base active and politically pressured after the latest electoral disputes.

The demonstrations are also expected to include attacks on the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The court has been a frequent target of criticism from Bolsonaro supporters, especially regarding decisions made during the former president's term and after the elections.

This event occurs in a context of continuous political tension in Brazil, where Bolsonarismo attempts to reorganize its support base after the defeat in the 2022 presidential elections. The date of September 7 has become a symbolic milestone for right-wing demonstrations since the protests held during the Bolsonaro government.

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