Bolsonaro compares Nazi ideology with communism and calls for its repudiation

the president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro He said Wednesday that Nazi ideology should be “repudiated” and emphasized that the same treatment should be given to any “totalitarian ideology,” specifically citing communism.

“The Nazi ideology must be repudiated in an unrestricted and permanent manner, without reservations that allow its flourishing, as well as any totalitarian ideology that violates the fundamental rights of peoples and individuals, such as the right to life and freedom”, he pointed Bolsonaro on social networks.

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“Inclusively, it is our wish that other organizations that promote ideologies that preach anti-Semitism, the division of people into races or classes, and that also decimated millions of innocents around the world, such as the communismare reached and combated by our laws”, he added.

The Brazilian president’s statement comes a day after the Attorney General’s Office ordered the opening of an investigation to establish whether a federal deputy and a recognized “influencer” had committed the crime of apology for Nazism, for some statements given in a podcast, which raised controversy in the country.

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During an episode of “Flow Podcast”, broadcast on Monday, the presenter and “influencer” Bruno Monteiro Aiubknown as “monarch”, would have defended the legality of a Nazi party in Brazil; while Kim Kataguirifederal deputy for the Podemos party, would have said that it was a mistake by Germany to have criminalized the Nazi party, according to the Prosecutor’s Office.

Since he took office on January 1, 2019, Bolsonaro has committed to the “fight against communism”, despite the fact that not even the Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB) itself identifies with that ideology and has abandoned Marxist postulates decades ago.

The “anti-communist” tone with which the president covers all leftist formations has been emphasized in recent days in his messages, in a clear electoral attitude, ahead of the elections next October, where the far-right leader aspires to be re-elected.

For the presidential elections, his main rival is former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, leader of the progressive Workers’ Party (PT), who, according to the polls, would win the presidential elections with a wide advantage.

According to all the opinion polls published to date, Lula is the clear favorite for the presidential elections in October with more than 40% of the support, compared to the 20-25% that the far-right Bolsonaro would obtain.

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Source: Elcomercio

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