“I have dedicated my election to the Lord and I am reaping the fruits of a work that is not new. I reflect the strength of Bolsonaro, who was alone in Congress for 27 years and is now president,” celebrated Nikolas Ferreira, the most elected Brazil’s deputy in the October 2 elections. Of the PL, the same party as the idol, Jair Bolsonaro, the former councilor of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, is not so surprising because of the speech, which the country has been used to since 2018, but mainly because of his age: 26 years.
For Nikolas, who was born in the Cabana do Pai Tomás favela in Belo Horizonte, the victory shows “that young people can be conservative and not just think about the weekend and be a slave to their desires.” He also told the newspaper O Estado de Minas that “this victory means that Brazil has hope that we are planting seeds here for a country with a much better future”.
In the Chamber of Deputies, he assures, he will “talk to everyone” because Congress is like “a giant classroom where you have to ask someone for pencils because you forgot.” But allying with the other side, without thinking: “I have no alliance with the left, with communists, they are cynical, liars”.
Nikolas took a total of 1.49 million votes, surpassing by 400,000 the much more famous Guilherme Boulos, of the left-wing PSOL, who ran for São Paulo, a more populous state, ran for president in 2018 and is said to be Lula’s successor. is, Silva.
With the registration, the young man became the third most voted delegate in history, surpassed only by the record holder Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL), elected in 2018 with 1.84 million votes, and by Enéas Carneiro (Prona), elected in 2002, with 1.57 million votes, both for São Paulo.
In Minas Gerais, he nearly tripled the number of the previous most voted, Patrus Ananias (PT), with 520 thousand votes in the 2002 elections. In Sunday’s elections, he was one of his political enemies, André Janones (Avante), immediately in front of. a staunch supporter of Lula. Nikolas calls him “Danones” on social media. Janones defines the rival as a “militia mascot”.
In third place came Duda Salabert (PDT), the most elected woman. But Nikolas disagrees: for him, the most voted woman was Greyce Alias (Avante) because Duda is a trans woman. “If you change biology, you give the title to someone else. Until then, congratulations, Greyce.”
Ruth Ferreira’s son, whose advice to the new deputy has always been “beware of the left because you are committed to Christ” and, regarding a possible marriage, “look at the way a woman treats her mother and if she has her manicured keeps nails,” believes only in sex after marriage, as the Bible says.
By the way, Nikolas stands out for defending “conservative” ideas, according to himself, or “reactionary”, according to critics, such as “the defense of life from conception” and “the man in a man’s bathroom and a woman in the bathroom.” women’s bath”.
This flag made him known: his sister filmed a young transsexual, underage, going to the girls’ toilet at the school and Nikolas revealed the video on social media – he is being investigated for this by the Public Prosecution Service.
During the pandemic, it was recorded that he was prevented from visiting Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro because he had no proof of vaccine, much to the outrage of Bolsonarismo.
On another occasion, he voted against the municipal proposal to name a health center in Belo Horizonte after Marielle Franco, the Rio city councilor executed in 2018, calling her an “abortion.” Then he suggested the name Brilhante Ustra, torturer of the military dictatorship.
Nikolas Ferreira was not the only radical bolsonarista chosen, however. Magno Malta, the pastor and singer of the gospel band “Tempero do Mundo” who almost ran for Bolsonaro’s vice in 2018, returns to the Senate. Damares Alves, the former human rights minister who tried to prevent a 10-year-old girl – whose pregnancy was due to rape – from undergoing an abortion that had already been approved by the court, has been elected to chair the Senate.
Eduardo Pazuello, the former health minister indicted by the CPI da Covid for crimes against humanity, in the modalities of extermination, persecution and other inhumane acts, will be a federal deputy. Like Ricardo Salles, the former Environment Minister was investigating the facilitation of illegal timber exports. Among many others.
Source: DN
