Bolsonaro was received as an Argentine statesman by President-elect Javier Miley.

The former President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, who came to Argentina with a large delegation, as if he were still head of state, was received this Friday in Buenos Aires as a statesman by the elected President of that country, Javier Miley, who takes office this year . Sunday, December 10th. Bolsonaro was the first politician from outside Argentina to be invited to the inauguration ceremony by Miley, inviting the Brazilian over a video call just hours after his surprise election victory was confirmed.

According to reports from meeting participants, as soon as she saw Bolsonaro enter, Miley screamed and smiled widely, showing her joy at the presence of the Brazilian, with whom she shares many of her ultra-radical flags. Despite the fact that Javier Miley was naturally overwhelmed with numerous obligations two days before his inauguration, he devoted a lot of time to meeting with Bolsonaro and part of the Brazilian delegation and, according to what was revealed by the Brazilian, they talked about current political the realities of Brazil, ruled by the leftist Lula da Silva, and Argentina, which until this Saturday was also ruled by the leftist Alberto Fernandez, but from this Sunday onwards will be ruled by the far right.

The former Brazilian president, who traveled to Argentina accompanied by dozens of far-right allies but who was only able to take 10 comrades with him to the meeting with Miley, was accompanied by his son Eduardo Bolsonaro, a former Secretariat minister for public relations. his government, Fabio Weingarten, former tourism minister Gilmar Machado, the president of his party, the Liberal Party, Valdemar da Costa Neto and parliamentarians. In the middle of the meeting, Patricia Bullrich appeared, who came third in the first round of the recent presidential elections in Argentina, who in the second round sided with Milea and played a decisive role in his victory, who had already appointed her as his future Minister of Security. .

The brief shine of Jair Bolsonaro, whose presence in Argentina caused a stir in the local press, was only possible because Lula da Silva, whom Miley called a “communist”, “corrupt” and a “thief” during the election campaign, refused to go for the inauguration of the Argentinean. Miley, on the advice of advisers who reminded him that Brazil has been Argentina’s main partner for decades, even invited Lula a few days ago, long after Bolsonaro’s call, but Brazil will only be represented by Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira.