Bolsonaro’s Youngest Son Enters Politics as Director of His Father’s New Party
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – President Jair Bolsonaro‘s youngest son, Renan Bolsonaro, is preparing to embark on a career in public life and politics. At the age of 21, he was elected as one of the national directors of the new party, Alliance for Brazil, and will be granted voting rights.
On social media “Bolsokid”, as he is nicknamed, displays the achievements and battles of online games. On Instagram, with 169,300 followers, Renan shows that he will follow his father’s political ideology. Amidst pictures with celebrities, he features making a gun sign – and holding a real gun in his profile.
President Jair Bolsonaro’s son was introduced as a “junior ambassador” at several events.
In the 2018 elections, Renan supported his mother’s unsuccessful candidacy for federal deputy, who was not elected. Of Bolsonaro’s children, he is the only fruit of his relationship with Ana Cristina.
According to Veja Magazine, which will publish an article on Bolsonaro‘s “#4” child on Wednesday, December 4th, the detective who investigated the murder of Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes stated that Renan dated Ronnie Lessa’s daughter, arrested on charges of having been part of the assassination.
At the time he neither denied nor confirmed the relationship: “I dated the entire Condo, I do not remember her well”.
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