Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro shoring up his far-right supporters to shield himself from possible impeachment, as the country protests against his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, wearing a face mask amid the new coronavirus pandemic, stands amid supporters taking pictures with cell phones as he leaves his official residence of Alvorada palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Monday, May 25, 2020.
After backlash, a top Health Ministry official told reporters on Monday night that the body would restore the cumulative death toll to its website, as early as Tuesday, but with changes to the methodology for how daily deaths are tallied. Bolsonaro still enjoys considerable support on the far right. Backers in April were quick to join his call to defy social isolation recommendations even as the outbreak started exploding. Then they echoed the president’s call to treat Covid-19 with chloroquine, which many doctors refuse to prescribe for lack of evidence it can help and fear it may hurt some.
“That didn’t ring well with average Brazilians. That makes him even more dependent on the radicals,” she said. “I’m on your side and Brazilians need to be, too,” Hang said. “We need to be in the trenches fighting with you.”
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