After presidency, unclear fate for Brazil's brash Bolsonaro

Jair Bolsonaro said he would only leave the Brazilian presidency when he was dead, jailed or ready for his second term.
Jair Bolsonaro said he would only leave the Brazilian presidency when he was dead, jailed or ready for his second term. But Bolsonaro’s Oct. 30 loss to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva set off two months of relative silence for the self-styled standard-bearer of the Brazilian conservative movement. Bolsonaro has discussed remaining in the capital, Brasilia, with a salaried position involving him in his Liberal Party’s internal activities, a party executive involved in discussions told The Associated Press, asking not to be identified because plans haven’t been announced. While Bolsonaro has not publicly rejected the vote, many of Bolsonaro’s far-right supporters remain in his thrall.

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