On the defense of the natural family, Jair Bolsonaro starts immediately with a spear. In his inaugural speech, on January 1st, the new Brazilian president did not mince words: his government will have among its objectives «unite the people, value the family, respect religions and our Judeo-Christian tradition and fight the ideology of gender, preserving our values». Under his leadership, «Brazil will return to being a country free from ideological ballast», Bolsonaro assured.
The new Brazilian head of state has promised that his mandate will mark the beginning of a new era of liberation from «socialism, from the inversion of values, from state gigantism and political correctness». The elections last October, he added,«they gave a voice to those who were not listened to, and the voice of the streets and the ballot boxes was clear». Bolsonaro deplores the «bad ideology» which risk «divide Brazilians“e di”destroy our values and traditions», Of "destroy our families, which are the basis of our society». The new Brazilian government, therefore, will face «the ideologicalization of our children, the distortion of human rights and the deconstruction of the family».
These are not minor statements, quelle of the new tenant of the Planalto Palace, if you take into account that the Brazilian administrations of the last twenty-four years, they have all been more or less favorable to mass radicalism and, in particular, to indoctrination gender. The line inaugurated under the presidency of Fernando Henrique Haroso (1995-2002), it continued with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003-2010) and has experienced particular impetus and emphasis, during Dilma Rousseff's tenure (2011-2016).
However, the Brazilian people did not sit idly by: they have been ever more numerous, in recent years, the street protests against the educational revolution and President Bolsonaro, already during his election campaign and, before that, as an opposition parliamentarian, intercepted the discontent. Once settled in the Palácio do Planalto, Bolsonaro stuck to his agenda pro family, naming three key ministers for this turnaround: the philosopher Ricardo Vélez, to Education; the diplomat Ernesto Araújo, to Foreign Affairs; the lawyer pro life Damares Alves, owner of the new Ministry of Women.
The educational policies of the new Brazilian government relaunch the principle of subsidiarity, putting families first in their children's educational choices. Child abuse will be fought harder, while the family will be the main beneficiary of the government's action.
The Foreign Minister, Ernesto Araújo, proclaimed Brazil's opposition to all globalist pressure, starting from abortion, dal gender, from uncontrolled immigration and ecologism.
At the time of investiture, President Bolsonaro has launched an appeal to the Brazilian people to give life to «a movement in which, all united – you, io, our families – we will re-stabilize the ethical and moral principles that will transform our country».
Luca Marcolivio
source – https://www.notizieprovita.it/economia-e-vita/brasile-con-bolsonaro-torna-a-soffiare-un-vento-pro-famiglia/
These are not minor statements, quelle of the new tenant of the Planalto Palace, if you take into account that the Brazilian administrations of the last twenty-four years, they have all been more or less favorable to mass radicalism and, in particular, to indoctrination gender. The line inaugurated under the presidency of Fernando Henrique Haroso (1995-2002), it continued with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003-2010) and has experienced particular impetus and emphasis, during Dilma Rousseff's tenure (2011-2016).
However, the Brazilian people did not sit idly by: they have been ever more numerous, in recent years, the street protests against the educational revolution and President Bolsonaro, already during his election campaign and, before that, as an opposition parliamentarian, intercepted the discontent. Once settled in the Palácio do Planalto, Bolsonaro stuck to his agenda pro family, naming three key ministers for this turnaround: the philosopher Ricardo Vélez, to Education; the diplomat Ernesto Araújo, to Foreign Affairs; the lawyer pro life Damares Alves, owner of the new Ministry of Women.
The educational policies of the new Brazilian government relaunch the principle of subsidiarity, putting families first in their children's educational choices. Child abuse will be fought harder, while the family will be the main beneficiary of the government's action.
The Foreign Minister, Ernesto Araújo, proclaimed Brazil's opposition to all globalist pressure, starting from abortion, dal gender, from uncontrolled immigration and ecologism.
At the time of investiture, President Bolsonaro has launched an appeal to the Brazilian people to give life to «a movement in which, all united – you, io, our families – we will re-stabilize the ethical and moral principles that will transform our country».
Luca Marcolivio
source – https://www.notizieprovita.it/economia-e-vita/brasile-con-bolsonaro-torna-a-soffiare-un-vento-pro-famiglia/
