Flávio Bolsonaro presents SOS Brasil program and promises entry into the Shield of the Americas

In a live broadcast on social media, the senator presented a program called SOS Brasil. According to him, the proposal foresees alliances with the private sector to generate revenue and help pay debts.

According to Bolsonaro, strategies for gaining resources involve moving from sharing oil to granting extraction, selling Union debts to the private sector (which buys for a lower price and then receives the full amount) and the administration of federal properties.

"We estimate that, in this fund, we will have approximately something around R$3 trillion. What am I going to do with this R$3 trillion? I will use part of it to pay off government debt first", he says, claiming that the payment of public debt could result in a decrease in the Selic rate.

Still in the live broadcast, made on YouTube, Flávio Bolsonaro criticized the speech made by President Lula at the United Nations meeting in the United States. On that occasion, the president said that Brazil "doesn't fit in anyone's backyard."

➡️ "Shield of the Americas" is a coalition launched by the Trump administration that brings together Republican-aligned governments in Latin America, including Brazil's neighbors, such as Argentina, Bolivia and Peru.

Flávio stated that Brazil should not be attacking Trump, in reference to Lula's statements, and promised that the country will join the Shield of the Americas group if elected in October.

"It's something I'm going to do: Brazil will be part of the Shield of the Americas starting next year because I'm going to put Brazil, too, to join all these countries that are going to come together to fight narco-terrorists," he stated.